Podcasts about Zoi

Jak to jest iść przez świat nieutartymi ścieżkami? Dlaczego warto zaufać sobie i zająć się w życiu tym, co ma się w sercu?  Zoja Skubis to podróżniczka, miłośniczka gór, biegaczka i ...rolkarka. Swoją popularność w sieci zdobyła poprzez kreatywność w tworzeniu materiałów ze swojego bardzo ciekawego i niestandardowego życia. Uczyła się w szkole w chmurze, zrealizowała wiele projektów i odwiedziła mnóstwo krajów, do których pomimo młodego wieku nie obawiała się pojechać sama.  W wieku 19 lat ma już na swoim koncie zdobycie wielu wysokich szczytów i planuje zdobywać te najwyższe. W tym momencie jest już na ostatniej prostej przed wyprawą na Manaslu, jej pierwszy ośmiotysięcznik.  Przebywa właśnie w Airzone- centrum wysokościowym, gdzie śpiąc i trenując przygotowuje swój organizm w kontrolowanych warunkach wysokogórskich do tych himalajskich. Zoja kocha góry od zawsze. W rozmowie z Kasią Zawistowską i Asią Jóźwik z sentymentem wspomina, jak mając kilka lat, wędrowała z rodziną po Bieszczadach i uciekała od nich, byleby szybciej być na górze. Teraz, wybierając dużo wyższe góry i mając już spore doświadczenie w turystyce wysokogórskiej, poświęca długie miesiące, aby odpowiednio się przygotować.  Jednak nie tylko góry w głowie Zoi. Pod koniec tego roku planuje przebiec maraton na Antarktydzie. Zanim jednak podjęła decyzję o starcie, postanowiła najpierw sprawdzić swój organizm, robiąc półmaraton na kole podbiegunowym przy -40 stopniach Celsjusza.  Skąd Zoja bierze inspirację do stawiania sobie coraz to ciekawszych i bardziej odważnych celów? Jakie jeszcze marzenia chce spełnić? Serdecznie zapraszamy do wysłuchania rozmowy! Podcast Bieganie.pl Women to rozmowy z wybitnymi kobietami (i nie tylko) o tym, jak osiągają swoje sportowe cele, spełniają marzenia i pokonują granice, które dla wielu ludzi są nie do pokonania.  Zaobserwuj nasz profil po więcej i zainspiruj się do działania!

Eric Hodgdon is a resilient advocate for those grappling with the profound impact of loss and intimately understands the challenges that accompany the grieving process. His personal journey took a powerful turn in early 2014 when he tragically lost his 15-year-old daughter, Zoi, to suicide. Frustrated by the prevailing narrative that merely surviving grief marked the “endpoint” of the journey, Eric embarked on a mission to redefine and expand what grief support can be. Over the last decade, Eric has dedicated himself to transforming the way we approach grief. Through coaching and training, he has empowered thousands of grieving individuals to overcome the mental hurdles that impede progress, enabling them to navigate the formidable challenges that accompany loss. Eric has shared his insights, twice, from the TEDx stage, He further solidified his impact by publishing the Amazon bestselling book, "A Sherpa Named Zoi.”, which is currently available on Amazon.com Currently, Eric channels his expertise into personalized 1-on-1 sessions with clients, guiding them through the process of survival, recovery, and ultimately, living beyond the loss of a loved one. To learn more about this visit: yourjourneyguided.org. *Eric's first TEDx talk: "What my daughter's death taught me about life."

Zoi Florosz díjnyertes filmrendező, aki emellett sokoldalú énekesnő/színésznő/táncosnő is.  Klasszikus zenét a Pécsi Konzervatóriumban, jazz éneket a budapesti Liszt Ferenc Zeneakadémián, valamint zenés színházat az Amerikai Musical és Drámai Akadémián New Yorkban tanult. Zoi tanulmányait a Digital Film Academy-n fejezte be New Yorkban, mint filmrendező.   A filmkészítéstől kezdve a képzőművészeti zenei videókig, táncfilmekig, dokumentumfilmekig, PBS különkiadásokig, rövid- és nagyjátékfilmekig, Zoi dolgozott producerként, rendezőként, operatőrként, vágóként, koreográfusként.  Nagy operatőrcsapatokat is koordinált a világ különböző helyszínein, többkamerás stúdiófelvételeket vezetett, exkluzív interjúkat készített.   Zoi hozta létre a legendás New Dance táncközpont film- és videóosztályát. Group, New Yorkban, ahol film- és videóigazgatóként dolgozott, heti tévéműsorokat készített és szorosan együttműködött a koreográfusokkal.   Zoi tapasztalata, a zene és a tánc iránti szenvedélye és megértése különleges hogyan kell koreografálni a kamerának, hogyan lehet a táncot digitálisan átültetni a zenei és zenei világba. médiába. Imádja a zenei formátumot.   Filmek és díjjak többek között:   GAMETIME -játékfilm, koreográfus/rendezőasszisztens.   BRUSHSTROKES - rövidfilm, rendező, producer, koreográfus. /Díjak - Independent Spirit Award @ Angel Film Awards Monaco International Filmfesztivál, Legjobb független film @ Winter Film Awards NYC   CHILDREN OF THE WIND- crossover klip, rövidfilm, énekesnő/színésznő, Producer, vágó /Díjak - Hivatalos válogatás @AFA Monaco International Film Festival, @Winter Film Awards, @World Peace Initiative - Peace and Tolerance Gala Cannes 2016, @Ciprusi Nemzetközi Filmfesztivál, " Legjobb élő előadás filmzene" díj @Bridges Nemzetközi Filmfesztivál, Athén, Görögország, 2017.   DREAM OF A SHADOW-feature, társproducer, AD, /Díjak- Nostimon Imar díj @Ciprusi Nemzetközi Filmfesztivál, Legjobb filmes alkotás. Production design @Bridges Nemzetközi Filmfesztivál   SYRINX - mobiltelefonos rövidfilm, rendező, DP, vágó, zene. /Díjak-"A legjobb filmzene" @Global Short Film Awards Cannes 2019   BLUE BIRD OF HOPE-cellphone rövidfilm, rendező, DP, vágó, producer. /Díj: "Legjobb dokumentumfilm" @AFA World Peace Initiative Karl Bardosh Humanitárius mobiltelefon kategória, Cannes 2019  

Wer wird aus dem Exit wiederkommen? Paco und Jade oder Juliano und Zoi? Wer sich dann im Perlenspiel beweisen kann und was sonst noch so passiert ist hört ihr in dieser Folge! Viel Spaß! Ihr könnt nicht genug bekommen? Dann folgt uns gern auch auf Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/trash_innen?igsh=NTJ5dXY4Z2pkeDlj&utm_source=qr , WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaCWLrk7j6gAcMSvI60b oder Threads: https://www.threads.net/@trash_innen

In this episode, Resources for the Future President and CEO Richard G. Newell sits down with former EVgo CEO Cathy Zoi to discuss Zoi's experience in leading one of the nation's largest developers of fast-charging electric vehicle stations, Zoi's insights about current and future efforts to electrify the US transportation sector, and how the government and the private sector can help facilitate a transition to electric vehicles. Their conversation took place on November 29. The Policy Leadership Series (PLS) Podcast features leading global decisionmakers who discuss big environmental and energy policy issues. The PLS Podcast is produced by Resources for the Future. Find video recordings of PLS events at rff.org/pls and receive updates about Resources for the Future events and podcasts by visiting rff.org/subscribe.

Eric Hodgdon is a coach, an author, and a trainer who experienced the struggle that grips us after the loss of a loved one when he lost his precious 15-year-old daughter Zoi to suicide. When he became frustrated with grief support resources that focused on survival as the endgame of a grief journey, Eric made it his mission to change the way we approach grief support. He has coached and trained thousands of grieving women and men on how to navigate one of the worst setbacks in life, his inspiring, #1 Amazon bestselling book titled A Sherpa Named Zoi serves as an insightful guide along the journey through grief, and he has a TedX Talk titled “What My Daughter's Death Taught Me About Life.” A few weeks after losing Zoi, Eric told his friend, “This feels like I am walking through a chasm with no map.” His friend replied, “Zoi will always guide you.” Tune in for an insightful, meaningful, and touching interview with this special man. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL HEAR ABOUT THINGS LIKE:The life challenges Zoi was struggling with before she took her life.The way Eric discovered that he had lost Zoi to suicide. How a therapist, counselor or mentor can help a person move through the “fog of grief” to find purpose.How connecting with Zoi in a meditation saved Eric's life, and how Zoi now guides Eric in his life. Why most people merely survive the loss of a loved one and struggle for the rest of their lives.How forming new core values help to fuel movement up and out of grief. Eric's concept of forgiveness, both to our loved ones for dying and to ourselves for what we perceive were our failings with them.SOME QUESTIONS IRENE ASKS ERIC:What is your guidance for walking through grief with all its challenges?How is expressing gratitude a huge positive disruptor on our journey through grief?What is your 3-step process to finding joy in life?Why is forgiveness one of the best gifts we can give ourselves in our grief? What did Zoi's death teach you about life?What are “the tracks” we leave that are our legacy?

Today's episode is about a topic I'm extremely familiar with: PROCRASTINATION. This conversation with Zoi Saad gave me a LOT of hope! By addressing unconscious negative beliefs that lurk below the surface, she helps people approach procrastination with a curious and loving mindset. By uncovering and addressing the root of the issue, we can lessen the impact of procrastination. Sign me up! Zoi Saad is a Clinical Hypnotherapist & Rapid Transformational Therapist (RTT), cross-trained in Breathwork, Spinal Energetics & Reiki. She specializes in bringing your unconscious mind and your energy body into alignment with your vision for the future. In a previous life, Zoi spent years working in boutique finance firms and small creative agencies, giving her a very clear and real understanding of the pressures facing small businesses. Her therapeutic journey began when she first experienced hypnotherapy herself, unlocking in her a 5-year healing journey that freed her from immense shame, fear, and self-doubt and allowed her to reconnect with her innate power. Zoi's business partner Sophia couldn't join us as she was busy birthing a bebé, but I'd like to include her bio, regardless! Sophia Barros is a Performance and Leadership Coach with over 20 years of experience in management & small business. Born into the world of entrepreneurship, hustle, and sacrifice were the culture Sophia grew up in. While juggling a 7-figure business and a post-grad in psychology, she spiraled into burnout. It wasn't until she trained as a mindset coach and found mindfulness & other holistic health practices that she began healing her body from decades of neglect. These days, Sophia is passionate about helping other business owners, operate from a space of sustainable high performance and balance. She's also a mum, who understands the pressures facing self-employed families. CONNECT WITH ZOI: https://www.eunoiamindset.com.au/mission https://www.eunoiamindset.com.au/daretothinkbeautifullyblog CONNECT WITH KELSEY: http://www.kelseyformost.com http://www.instagram.com/kelsey.writes

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On this episode of "Grieving Out Loud," we'll explore the depths of grief and the journey to healing. Host, Angela Kennecke, sits down with Eric Hodgdon, a remarkable individual who has navigated the unimaginable pain of losing his 15-year-old daughter, Zoi, to suicide.Initially consumed by grief, Eric struggled with sleeplessness, loss of appetite, and agonizing phantom pains. However, as time passed, he discovered the inner strength to confront his sorrow head-on, leading to a profound personal transformation. Today, Eric stands as a beacon of hope, extending a compassionate hand to others who are grieving. As a TEDx speaker, author, and advocate, Eric shares his invaluable insights and practical strategies to overcome grief in all its forms. Whether it's the loss of a child, the end of a marriage, or the devastation caused by job loss, his heartfelt words resonate profoundly and provide peace for those seeking healing.Support the showFor more episodes and to read Angela's blog, just go to our website, Emilyshope.charityWishing you faith, hope and courage! Podcast producers: Casey Wonnenberg & Anna Fey

This community conversation was all about risk taking.  My friends Kelly Edwards and Tira Hunter joined me to lead this this community conversation on the importance of allowing our kids (and teens) to take risks and what that looks like in our lives. In This Episode Kelly Edwards is the founder of the 90 Minute School Day. She is a homeschooling mom to her 3 daughters, ages 15, 8 and 5. Tira Hunter unschooled her daughter Zoi who is now grown, runs a business and is a mom to Zoi, a professional artist. This conversation brought our community of parents that come from different backgrounds, places, ages, races and circumstances to share their ideas, and ask questions.  Here's what we explored in this conversation: What is risk taking? Risky play- the benefits, examples and balancing safety  Risk taking at different ages Trust- the element that makes risk okay Parent Fears Why are some parents more risk-adverse?  Tools, knives, guns and independent experiences Risk and Race And let's not forget, risk taking in choosing to homeschool! Resources We shared some fantastic resources- podcasts, books and articles throughout this discussion. Books Teen Mind, Teen Brain-What Parents Need To Know To Survive The Adolescent Years by Dr. Ron Clavier Free To Learn- Why Unleashing The Instinct To Play Will Make Our Children Happier, More Self Reliant, and Better Students For Life by Dr. Peter Gray Articles and Research The Nature Of Things- Risky Play For Children- Why We Should Let Kids Go Outside And Then Get Out Of The Way National Library of Medicine- Risky Play and Children's Safety: Balancing Priorities For Optimal Child Development outsideplay.ca -Helping Caregivers and Educators Gain The Confidence and Skills To Support Children's Outdoor Play Podcast Episodes Free To Learn with Dr. Peter Gray Supporting Passions and Unschooling To Adulthood with Tira and Zoi Hunter Finding Freedom Within Structure with Kelly Edwards Supporting Passions and Unschooling in the Teen Years  Homeschooling Support Join Our Community   One on One Coaching Support Clubhouse Community  OUR SPONSORS Sponsor support allows me to continue to create this podcast and allow it to be easily accessible for you.  This episode was brought to you by Fearless Learners by Success Codes and MEL Science.  Fearless Learners by SuccessCodes;Where all children can learn and grow fearless with a Learning Success Coach by their side. Their certified Learning Success coaches make learning easy with their proven holistic coaching methodology which is a unique and superior alternative to tutoring and teaching in all subjects.All of their coaches are certified teachers as well as certified Learning Success Coaches, who have left the school system to create the ‘right' environment to provide customized and personalized learning experiences.    *Kohila is offering a FREE 45 minute clarity coaching call to Honey! I'm Homeschooling The Kids listeners. Just go to learningsuccessacademy.com Watch From Fear To Fearless, Kohila's weekly show on Wednesday, 11am Pacific Time at fearlesslearners.live MEL Science MEL Science is a subscription service that offers a range of educational resources and hands-on experiments for homeschooling families. From chemistry to physics, medicine to STEM, MEL Science subscription boxes are packed full of exciting experiments and activities that will inspire and educate. These boxes are a perfect way to give homeschooling kids a practice with the hands-on boxes and get them involved in science activities. With MEL Science, you'll get all the materials needed for each experiment, including detailed instructions and educational materials that explain the scientific concepts behind each experiment. If you're looking for a fun and exciting way to teach science, MEL Science is a great choice. Don't forget to take advantage of the 60% discount for your first box, and start exploring the fascinating world of science with MEL Science today. USE CODE MEL60 At CHECKOUTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another awesome episode of the 30 days to happiness podcast! I loved this conversation with Zoi from Eunoia Mindset. We discuss everything about the subconscious mind to reach your full potential...which I'm obsessed with! We discuss: How to supercharge the Subconscious with Empowering QuestionsHow to Beat Self-SabotageForgiveness and seeing other people's point of view What is the unconscious mind?How can we use the unconscious mind to create better habits About ZoiZoi is a Rapid Transformational Therapist (RTT). RTT is a very specialised form of unconscious mind work that accelerates transformation and results by bringing your conscious actions and habits into alignment with your unconscious drivers. Zoi trained directly with Marissa Peer, the UK's #1 therapist, who developed RTT for high-performance, in the work she did with royals, elite athletes and top entrepreneurs. Eunoia MindsetWe help For-Purpose & Service-Based Founders transition from Chaotic Start-up to Sustainable Impact Driven Business - without sacrificing their Health, Authenticity or Freedom. we're working directly on you, unlocking the capacity, clarity & character needed to be a conscious leader and drive long-term growth into your mission. Enjoy this episode! P.S. I'm working with a few individual who want to create positive habits in health, wealth & relationships in the next 90 days. If this interests you book a free habit strategy session here.Join the Happiness Formula Course This April! Get your free happiness habit tracker here

Eric Hodgdon knows first-hand the struggle that grips us after the loss of a loved one. After losing his 15-year old daughter Zoi to suicide in early 2014, Eric was frustrated with grief support resources that focused on survival as being the endgame of a grief journey. For the past 9 years, Eric has made it his mission to change the way we approach grief support. He has coached and trained thousands of grieving women and men on how to navigate one of the worst setbacks in life. Eric has spoken on a TEDx Stage, authored an Amazon bestselling book “A Sherpa Named Zoi” and now works 1-on-1 with his clients, helping them to survive first, get back up and ultimately live beyond the loss of their loved one. He is most active on Facebook and Instagram where he posts every week about how to move from struggle to strength in the face of loss. Free physical copy of A Sherpa Named Zoi: https://www.YourJourneyGuided.com/FreeGriefBook Instagram: @ericbhodgdon Free grief support community: Let's Walk Together TEDx Talk: https://youtu.be/ihp1_szQlM8 Contact Kendra Rinaldi- https://www.griefgratitudeandthegrayinbetween.com/

It was beautiful to sit down with a fellow Shining Light Dad. A Shining Light Parent has a child in spirit. Us dads taking the mic is rare indeed.Eric Hodgdon (pronounced Hodge-dun) is a coach, author, and speaker. After losing his 15-year-old daughter Zoi to suicide in early 2014, Eric found a way to survive and get back up, and through his grief journey, he is now living beyond his loss. Now, Eric is sharing his story and his journey so that no one else has to walk alone on their path.Eric's TEDx talk has close to 400,000 views and is continuing to give hope that we can all get up after the loss of a loved one. His book 'A Sherpa Named Zoi' is an instant Amazon best seller, and he has trained thousands of people who simply wanted to know how to navigate the worst setbacks that can happen to all of us.Get his book FOR FREE!https://www.YourJourneyGuided.com/FreeGriefBookHis TED Talk (it's excellent) https://youtu.be/ihp1_szQlM8I'm excited to announce a new resource I'm very proud of. This guide outlines the four daily practices I discovered on my grief journey. These techniques have helped dozens of my clients. Get it free today.GEMS- 4 Steps To Go From Grief To Joy I'd like to ask you for three favors. You can do one, two, or all three.1.) Make sure to subscribe to the podcast through your favorite podcast app, so that you don't miss an episode.2.) Please rate the podcast at ratethispodcast.com/grief2growth3.) If you'd like to support me financially, go to grief2growth.com/tipjarSupport the show

I'm coaching a client on her TEDx Talk and she says, “Kymberlee, I don't know if I can get through this story I'm telling. Every single time I get to a certain part, I start crying and I can't even stop!” Having an emotional response like that means you're very present in your storytelling - which is what you want! So I tell her, “Try refocusing on your audience while you're telling the story. How can you serve them?”  In other words, focus on what the audience needs and take care of them instead of focusing internally on yourself. She tries it and… it changes everything! She can share her stories with minimal tears while in service to her audience.  My special guest today, Eric Hodgdon, is all too familiar with telling hard stories. In this episode, he's here to share his incredibly valuable perspective on that side of storytelling and answer questions like: How do you know your story is the right one to tell? How can you conclude hard stories for your audience? And how can you prepare yourself to deliver a difficult story to an audience? What you will learn in this episode: How telling difficult stories can help you and others heal How to know when you're ready to share a difficult story How to keep your story fresh and lively through repeated rehearsals Who is Eric? Eric Hodgdon is a speaker, author, and coach who knows first-hand the struggle after losing a loved one. After his 15-year-old daughter Zoi's death to suicide in early 2014, he grew frustrated with grief support resources focused on survival as the endgame of a grief journey. So for the past 8 years, he's made it his mission to change the way we approach grief support and coached and trained thousands of women and men on how to navigate one of the worst setbacks in life. Eric has spoken on a TEDx stage (with Kymberlee as his coach) and authored the Amazon bestselling book A Sherpa Named Zoi. Currently, he works 1-on-1 with clients to help them survive first, then get back up and ultimately live beyond the loss of their loved one. He's most active on Instagram where he posts every week about how to move from struggle to strength in the face of loss. Links and Resources: Free Grief Support Guide A Sherpa Named Zoi by Eric Hodgdon @ericbhodgdon on Instagram @Getup8 on Facebook Free Facebook Grief Support Group: Let's Walk Together Storytelling School Website @storytellingschool on Instagram @storytellingSchool on Facebook

In which gods become dogs and get stuck in their bods! We're discussing Dogsbody, by Diana Wynne Jones in all its celestial, dog-brained glory. Sirius the dog star is punished for a mysterious murder by being trapped in an earthly pup form - and his only way back to his galaxy is to find the enigmatic Zoi that he threw down to Earth. Leave it to DWJ to make this conceit at turns heartbreaking, hilarious and ultimately bittersweet. Madeleine maintains that for those similarly traumatized by The Tigger Movie, this is a tough read. Grace is too consumed by big dumb dog thoughts to ponder anything other than dumpster leftovers and the lure of the Wild Hunt. Join us!This episode was a listener request - thank you, quemmegalaxy! If you'd like to make a request, leave a comment or email us at dragonbabiespodcast@gmail.com.EPISODE MEDIAMondragon Books in Lewisburg, PAThe Green Ribbon

Enneagram 8s are legendary for having a powerful energy that sometimes enters the room before they do. They do everything with gusto, including their propensity to measure everything as strong vs. weak—even themselves. So, they avoid being vulnerable at all costs, often choosing to share their stories of frailty only after the fact. But other Enneagram types can see this take no prisoners, no slowing down charge as lacking in compassion. For the 8, it sometimes lacks connection. So how can Enneagram 8s stop being so independent and lean into vulnerability and compassion to enjoy deeper relationships and more in-depth experiences? Today on the show, my client and friend Zoi Jones joins me to walk us through her life as an Enneagram Type 8. She shares how her intense 8 energy helped her hold three jobs while working her way through law school and helps her level up her business as Partner in a personal injury law firm. She'll walk us through her favorite thing about being an Enneagram 8 mom to three children under five. Plus, how using the all the tools of the Enneagram (especially her 7 Wing) has helped her lead with more compassion while walking with her husband as he transitions in his career. Listen in as Zoi shares her biggest challenges as Enneagram 8 and the most significant breakthrough working with me as her coached helped her to achieve in her life. What You Will Learn How Enneagram 8s can learn to pause without being worried about getting taken advantage of How Enneagram 8s can learn to be vulnerable instead of just telling storiesWhich Enneagram subtype has the most intense energy of all Enneagram typesHow Enneagram 8 entrepreneurs can use their 7 Wing to step into their visionary side to build a more creative and fun businessWhy the Enneagram 8s 9 Wing is the key to loving and leading without judgmentHow an Enneagram 8 can lean into their 9 Wing energy to help others learn to trust their own intuitionConnect with Zoi JonesZoi on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/zoi_a_jones/Gonzalez & Jones APC on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/gonzalezandjonesapc/Connect with Tracytracyomalley.comwww.instagram.com/tracy_omalleywww.facebook.com/tracy.omalleytwitter.com/TracyOMallwww.linkedin.com/in/tracy-o-malley/Email Tracy info@tracyomalley.com ResourcesLiving a Legacy:https://www.amazon.com/Living-Legacy-Rebecca-Cafiero/dp/B0BJ4FV829/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1666726346&sr=8-1Download your FREE Enneagram Guide:https://www.tracyomalley.com/workwithmeYOUR ENNEAGRAM TYPE BLUEPRINT:https://www.tracyomalley.com/workwithmeApply for VIP 1:1 Enneagram Coaching:http://tracyomalley.com/workwithme/Book an Enneagram Kickstart Session:http://tracyomalley.com/workwithme/EP286: Being an Enneagram Eight - The Good, Beautiful, Hard, and Ugly of the Challenger:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep286-being-an-enneagram-eight-the-good-beautiful/id1491541582?i=1000583769215Special Series: Getting to Know Each of the Enneagram Types on Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-leadership-formula-podcast-enneagram-success/id1491541582Review The Leadership Formula on Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-leadership-formula-podcast-enneagram-success/id1491541582Email info@tracyomalley.com

In this episode I talk to Zoi Lazaris, a woman who found herself in a completely different country with a newborn and had to find her way. After 20+ years in aesthetics and only a vague memory of what sales used to be, she started applying to SDR roles. Tune in to hear Zoi's story about challenges living in a new country, how SDR doesn't have to be an entry level position, how life throws you around and you can find a way to navigate through the storms with a smile on your face. Video content and navigation: 00:00 - Podcast intro (and a cool rock song - hope you like it) 00:56 - Episode intro 01:33 - Finding a job in Greece was tough 03:37 - She left UK to raise her little one 06:05 - Challenges of getting hired 09:19 - How LinkedIn is a platform for support 12:31 - Life's challenges, cold calling, anxiety 16:19 - The community helps you grow 19:37 - Sales has changed over the past 20 years 21:21 - Using grit as a weapon 23:20 - Never be silent, always reach out 26:47 - Episode outro (more awesome rock music) You can connect with Zoi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zoi-lazaris-a69168226/ Sastrify - the company Zoi works at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sastrify/ Listen on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaiZwj2GYwk&ab_channel=SDRHirePodcast Listen on Apple Podcast:

My guest on this week's episode is Zoi Jones, an old client and now a friend, who's here with some wonderful stories about how she handles being an entrepreneur, a businesswoman, and a mom all at the same time. I also wanted to have Zoi on because she's a personal injury lawyer, and she's going to give us some tips about what to do if you have an auto accident and need help. The Finer Details of This Episode: Zoi's wanted to be an attorney since she was five years old, growing up with an attorney dad and her mom running the family law firm. When she was just about to start law school, people started telling her that she'd have to choose between being a lawyer and having a family—something that surprised her since both her parents were very hands-on despite being involved in the law business. Zoi still feels pulled in all different directions but knows that it's impossible to do everything herself and has worked hard to maintain a balance and create non-negotiables for career and family time. It took a lot of trial and error for Zoi to figure out her non-negotiables, as well as coming to terms with asking for help when she needed it. Her moment of revelation came when her sister saw her struggling with her third pregnancy, two kids, and a heavy workload and suggested hiring a nanny. Zoi was uncomfortable with it at first, even working from home to keep an eye on what was happening, but eventually gave herself permission to accept that help. The best thing I ever did for my business was hiring a bookkeeper because it let me focus on doing the things I'm good at—podcasts and Instagram videos and working with clients—and avoid the things that are my idea of hell—spreadsheets and numbers. You can do this at home, too—hire someone to come in and do your laundry or play with your kids so you can get your tasks done. Zoi points out that home help can be really useful in helping you to transition from work mode to home mode—the twenty minutes she gets to herself when her nanny picks her kids up from school lets her take her lawyer hat off and put her mom hat on and really be excited for her kids to come home. Zoi also gets up about twenty minutes before her kids to get that little bit of me-time by doing some quick meditation. Sometimes her son gets up a little earlier and sits with her until she's done, which works as modeling meditation for him. Mindfulness is such a buzzword right now, but it's largely empty because parents don't model it but instead run around like headless chickens. In order to model effectively, you have to be consistent and put in the work yourself. Zoi has made a goal for herself to educate families to have the proper insurance for themselves so they can feel more confident on the roads in case they're ever involved in an accident. Zoi says that the top things to do if you're in an auto accident are: call the police regardless of how bad the accident is, take photos (of the vehicles, the other driver's license, and their insurance info), and go to the doctor even if you think you're okay (to stop your insurance company from questioning your injuries if they flare up later). The other important thing is to hire an attorney to be in your corner and take care of you because insurance companies are in the business of making money, and they will take advantage instead of getting you the best result. Links: Jamie's Homepage - www.jamieglowacki.com Oh Crap! Potty Training – https://www.amazon.com/Crap-Potty-Training-Everything-Parenting-ebook/dp/B00V3L8YSU Oh Crap! I Have A Toddler - https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Oh-Crap!-I-Have-a-Toddler/Jamie-Glowacki/Oh-Crap-Parenting/9781982109738 Jamie's Patreon Page: www.patreon.com/join/jamieglowacki? Jamie's Instagram Page: @jamie.glowacki Gonzalez and Jones Attorneys at Law

My guest on this week's episode is Zoi Jones, an old client and now a friend, who's here with some wonderful stories about how she handles being an entrepreneur, a businesswoman, and a mom all at the same time. I also wanted to have Zoi on because she's a personal injury lawyer, and she's going to give us some tips about what to do if you have an auto accident and need help. The Finer Details of This Episode: Zoi's wanted to be an attorney since she was five years old, growing up with an attorney dad and her mom running the family law firm. When she was just about to start law school, people started telling her that she'd have to choose between being a lawyer and having a family—something that surprised her since both her parents were very hands-on despite being involved in the law business. Zoi still feels pulled in all different directions but knows that it's impossible to do everything herself and has worked hard to maintain a balance and create non-negotiables for career and family time. It took a lot of trial and error for Zoi to figure out her non-negotiables, as well as coming to terms with asking for help when she needed it. Her moment of revelation came when her sister saw her struggling with her third pregnancy, two kids, and a heavy workload and suggested hiring a nanny. Zoi was uncomfortable with it at first, even working from home to keep an eye on what was happening, but eventually gave herself permission to accept that help. The best thing I ever did for my business was hiring a bookkeeper because it let me focus on doing the things I'm good at—podcasts and Instagram videos and working with clients—and avoid the things that are my idea of hell—spreadsheets and numbers. You can do this at home, too—hire someone to come in and do your laundry or play with your kids so you can get your tasks done. Zoi points out that home help can be really useful in helping you to transition from work mode to home mode—the twenty minutes she gets to herself when her nanny picks her kids up from school lets her take her lawyer hat off and put her mom hat on and really be excited for her kids to come home. Zoi also gets up about twenty minutes before her kids to get that little bit of me-time by doing some quick meditation. Sometimes her son gets up a little earlier and sits with her until she's done, which works as modeling meditation for him. Mindfulness is such a buzzword right now, but it's largely empty because parents don't model it but instead run around like headless chickens. In order to model effectively, you have to be consistent and put in the work yourself. Zoi has made a goal for herself to educate families to have the proper insurance for themselves so they can feel more confident on the roads in case they're ever involved in an accident. Zoi says that the top things to do if you're in an auto accident are: call the police regardless of how bad the accident is, take photos (of the vehicles, the other driver's license, and their insurance info), and go to the doctor even if you think you're okay (to stop your insurance company from questioning your injuries if they flare up later). The other important thing is to hire an attorney to be in your corner and take care of you because insurance companies are in the business of making money, and they will take advantage instead of getting you the best result. Links: Jamie's Homepage - www.jamieglowacki.com Oh Crap! Potty Training – https://www.amazon.com/Crap-Potty-Training-Everything-Parenting-ebook/dp/B00V3L8YSU Oh Crap! I Have A Toddler - https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Oh-Crap!-I-Have-a-Toddler/Jamie-Glowacki/Oh-Crap-Parenting/9781982109738 Jamie's Patreon Page: www.patreon.com/join/jamieglowacki? Jamie's Instagram Page: @jamie.glowacki Gonzalez and Jones Attorneys at Law Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Locked In with Alex Warren, where we get to the truth behind the clickbait. Today we've got Zoi Lerma LOCKED IN. We have it on good authority that Zoi has been cyberbullying Alex. I thought they were friends, how could this happen? We need to bring her in for questioning. Will she be found guilty? Tune in and find out. Want to SEE the episodes? Watch them every Thursday on YouTube or Spotify. Thank you, Zoi for coming on the show!FOLLOW ALEX AROUND: TikTokInstagramYouTube

Zoi Lerma joins the show today to discuss and debate relationship rules. The three play "Two Lies And One Truth", and Zoi teaches Noah the "P**** game" and things get a little uncomfortable. Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/SOCKINIT.  Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code [SOCK] at Manscaped.com Follow Noah: TikTok: @noahbeck Instagram: @noahbeck Twitter: @noahbeck YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClPsjnF7D_Ar1ZSrEsnTxJA Follow Larray: TikTok: @larrayeeee Instagram: @larray Twitter: @larray YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt_DaLB_NDqPVxezyvcfRtg Follow Zoi: TikTok: @zoifishh Instagram: @zoifish Twitter: @zoifish YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWdhbBj74AJisoRbUhXZW7g To watch the podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvk0339JFpWheCf2sUbh3aw Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://bit.ly/PutASockInItPodcast If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be helpful! You can text, email, tweet, or send this link to a friend: https://bit.ly/PutASockInItPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

  Declutter Your Homeschool "We all have a clutter story. Physical Clutter Emotional Clutter Relationship Clutter Time Clutter Digital Clutter We all have some form of clutter in our lives. Because as life happens, we take things in, we build stories and relationships with these items and then there comes a time when it runs its course and we are moving to a new faze in life...and so we have to learn how to let things go. Sometimes that's difficult." Jaycel Murphy This episode was originally recorded in my club, Honey! I'm Homeschooling on the Clubhouse app. Jaycel Murphy is a former social worker, Neurolinguistic programming coach and Elite Declutter Coach. She supports people in decluttering their homes and their lives. Her goal is to normalize the conversation around clutter to address the stigmas associated, and lessen feelings of shame, guilt and overwhelm. Decluttering and Deschooling Jaycel joined Tira Hunter and myself for a discussion on decluttering our homeschool. This conversation brought us deep into the idea that decluttering is not just about our physical space. Decluttering, like Deschooling, is tied to our mental and emotional space. The lines of decluttering and deschooling are interwoven with the idea of letting go of beliefs that have served us for a certain time or purpose but that may no longer fit with our core values. These two practices are deeply tied to society and cultural expectations and the narratives we carry. We stress that there is no right and wrong. It's all a part of the journey. In This Episode In this episode our wonderful conversation explores: Decluttering and Values- Our values informs everything that we bring into our lives and what we hold on to. The first step to decluttering (and deschooling) begins with our core values and belief system Are you a homeschool resource hoarder? Why is it so hard to let go of our kids old artwork? Why is it so hard to let go of clutter. How do we know what is meaningful and what to let go of? Tips on organizing and decluttering your space Defining Clutter The relationship between overconsumption, procrastination and clutter Large family? So Many things? Overwhelmed? Will the family be part of the process? What are the tools to make it easier. Setting Physical and Emotional Boundaries Maintaining emotional ground zero with other peoples stuff The difference between hoarding and collecting What's Your Clutter Story? So what's your clutter story? What practices and expectations not longer match your core values? What are your core values? Ashley Stuart also joined our conversation. She is a speaker, Professional Organizer and Author. You can find both Jaycel and Ashley on the Clubhouse app on The Dear Clutter Show in The Dear Clutter Club. You can connect with Jaycel Murphy through her website~ https://lovecleaning.ca/ or find further support through her Membership Community- https://dear-clutter.mykajabi.com/ She is also on Instagram @lovecleaning.gta and Facebook @lovecleaning.gta Resources and More If you would like to connect with a welcoming homeschool and unschool community, check out my Honey! I'm Homeschooling Membership Community. I am available live each month to support you, answer questions and connect with other like minded parents. Go to  https://www.patreon.com/honeyimhomeschoolingthekids  You may recognize Tira Hunter from my podcast interview with her and her daughter, Zoi. You can find that interview here~ Supporting Passions and Unschooling To Adulthood. Thank you to our wonderful Sponsor! Mel Science is our episode sponsor. They are a learning resource that my daughter has been using this past year and she LOVES it! MEL Science is a subscription service that offers monthly science boxes, which combines hands-on experiments with VR and AR technologies to engage kids in studying science. Science is about exploration, experiments, discovery, and asking questions - all of which comes naturally to all children.They strive to make serious science accessible, interesting, and cool. Mel Science is offering Honey! I'm Homeschooling The Kids listeners a 50% discount for the 1st month for any of their subscriptions (Chemistry, STEM, Physics, Coding, Med). To access this discount, use the promo code HONEY at purchase.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

lovethylawyer.comA transcript of this podcast is available at lovethylawyer.com.Go to https://www.lovethylawyer.com for transcripts.https://gonzalezjoneslaw.com/ Zoi Jones is a Personal Injury Attorney, Partner of her family-owned firm, and Mama of three. Zoi empowers injured and overwhelmed people to navigate their medical treatment, obtain an optimal settlement, and peacefully move on with their lives after an accident with a hands-on, people-first approach. Zoi has discovered one undeniable truth: success in and out of the courtroom is grounded in unparalleled passion and compassion for her clients. To Zoi, there is no higher value than the close working relationship between attorney and client. To accomplish this, the solid foundation of a family-owned law firm comes first. That's why she prioritizes the importance of communication and building that solid foundation within her family business to maintain a close working relationship which has lasted 40 years. By creating and maintaining a solid foundation, she is able to better serve her clients.  Louis Goodman www.louisgoodman.com louisgoodman2010@gmail.com 510.582.9090 Musical theme by Joel Katz, Seaside Recording, Maui Technical support: Bryan Matheson, Skyline Studios, OaklandAudiograms & Transcripts: Paul Roberts  genievirtualassistant@gmail.com  We'd love to hear from you.  Send me an email at louis@lovethylawyer.com. Please subscribe and listen. Then tell us who you want to hear and what areas of interest you'd like us to cover.  Please rate us and review us on Apple Podcasts.    

Depois de Golias visitar, inesperadamente, sua mãe, em Varginha, vários problemas foram solucionados. Porém, no caminho de volta, Ceiça apareceu, dizendo que homens apareceram no acampamento e levaram nosso amigo Zoi de Gato. Entretanto, durante todo esse tempo, os inimigos do Pavio Curto tinham uma coisa em comum, as roupas sagradas. Ceiça disse que os homens não a usavam. Um deles, inclusive, mandou um recado para Horácio, dizendo para encontrá-lo em casa. Horácio sabe que, terá que voltar até a sua cidade para ver quem é o homem, e o que ele quer na sua cidade.

O acampamento foi surpreendido pela chegada de um menino. Desconfiados, os Pavio Curto estavam certos em estar com o pé atrás em relação à um menino se aproximando no meio da noite. Do horizonte, foram pegos de surpresa pela Bispa Leviana e seus vários homens. Conseguiram fugir, mas por pouco. Zoi de Gato sugere irem até a cidade de Bom Fim, que é relativamente distante, mas que possuem contas a acertar.

Stella Johnson is a passionate and open-hearted photographer and educator – and this shines through her work. Her approach to photography is thoughtful and deliberate: Stella takes the time to not only get to know her subjects, but to also cultivate lifelong relationships with them – whether they are people or places.Stella is widely recognized for her skill and unique vision, receiving a Core Fulbright Scholar Grant to photograph in Mexico in 2003, and Fulbright Senior Specialist grants to teach in Mexico in 2006, and Colombia in 2018. The University of Maine Press published her monograph, Al Sol: Photographs from Mexico, Cameroon and Nicaragua, in 2008, and her second monograph, Zoi, was published by Wild Greek Press. Her work has received numerous honours, including a New England Foundation for the Arts Cultural Collaborative Artist-in-Residence Grant and the Julia Margaret Cameron Award.Stella holds teaching positions at Boston University and Lesley University College of Art and Design, and also leads workshops in locations all around the world, including Greece, Cuba, Colombia, Mexico, and most recently, in Venice Beach, California.Find out more about Stella's photography and upcoming workshops on her on Instagram @stellajohnson or on her website www.stellajohnson.com.More than a podcast, join our community on Millie.ca, @themilliecommunity.

Supporting Passions and Unschooling to Adulthood The Hunter family began their unschooling journey over 9 years ago. Tira Hunter says that "the benefits of unschooling put her daughter on a path to have a career in art and the freedom to pursue her passions on her own terms." Zoi Hunter is now 19 years old and a full-time commissioned artist. Zoi and her mother, Tira joined me on this episode to talk about their path to unschooling. They also share what they were able to reclaim along the way. Supporting Passions and Unschooling to Adulthood- What You'll Hear In This Episode You'll probably notice as you listen to this episode that Tira is a friend of mine. We met online and became fast friends, sharing our fears, joys and continuous Deschooling with each other. As moms to Unschooled teens that are extremely focused on personal passions, we connected. Knowing Tira and Zoi's journey, I was excited that they came on the show. Their story is so real and inspiring that I know parents will appreciate hearing it. And to hear them share this story together makes it even more impactful. "I was a nervous wreck." Tira keeps it real. She is extremely honest about the struggles and fears she has had on this journey. As she says, the person in their family that had the hardest time Deschooling was.. her. In this episode you'll hear their story from Academic public school to unschooling. Actually, their path went from public school to "school at home" homeschooling to unschooling. Tira did what many of us do, repeat what we know, even if it is no longer serving us. What we know is usually school. It wasn't until they were absolutely miserable that Zoi's dad suggested a change. Tira scaled back, stepped back and tried this unschooling thing. Zoi was ready for change. You'll hear how and why self directed learning was the best match for her, how it shifted their family dynamic and helped Tira to let go of her "schoolish" ideas. But How Do Grown Unschoolers Actually Find A Job Or Get Into College? Tira shares a wonderful story in this episode of when Unschooling finally "clicked" for her. She saw her apply what she was doing to life. Zoi had a task to complete and found an ingenious solution to a problem on her own because of the time she had to experiment, research and test. (The Dish Soap Story ;) ) From there, the time and space Zoi had allowed her to explore art. And Zoi's interest in Art and creating took off. Art became Zoi's passion, her full circle unschooling journey. Zoi and Tira share how art has been Zoi's path to business and the broader world. We talk about the steps and mentors she has found along the way and the opportunities that opened up for her through unschooling. Zoi certainly did not follow a traditional path, but that did not hold her back. By stepping out of the traditional path Zoi was able to flourish. If you are interested in unschooling or want to learn more about unschooling as your children get into their older years, this episode is for you. I also recommend the episode Supporting Passions and Unschooling In The Teen Years that features my son and his journey following his passions in unschooling and where it is taking him. Resources Zoi's Instagram~ https://www.instagram.com/artbyzoi/ Zoi's newest book- Everybody Has A Belly Button Special Shout outs to Unschooling Mentors we mentioned (and who also have been guests on this show!) Karla Marie Williams Karema Akilah Sue Patterson John Holt My son's interview on Galileo- Unschooling And The Freedom To Follow My Passion How To Be An Awesome Homeschooler Summit- March 18th 2022 How To Be An Awesome Homeschooler Summit we are going deep into the 3 R's of Learning. No, not Reading, wRiting, aRithmetic but RECLAIM. RESIST. RESILIENCE. We are gathering for the day, LIVE on clubhouse to listen to stories and keynote, ask questions, learn, gather resources and find community. Go to the website to register to gain access to community as well as all of the goodies that come with this summit. We have our amazing keynotes- Ainsley Arment of Wild + Free, Kelly Edwards of 90 Minute School Day, Robyn Robertson of Honey! I'm Homeschooling The Kids, Karema Akilah of The Genius School, Karen Ricks of Our Kitchen Classroom, Leah McDermott of Your Natural Learner. Shout out to our summit sponsors whose contributions allows this summit to remain accessible to the community. Praxis Math Codes CoLearn Phonics in Motion MapleRose   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

V Pekingu bo v petek znova zagorel olimpijski ogenj, tokrat za začetek paraolimpijskih iger. Parašportniki se tja odpravljajo pod vtisom pred dobrim tednom končanih 24. zimskih olimpijskih iger, na katerih je Slovenija osvojila 7 odličij. Ob organizacijskih vidikih iger v Pekingu ter prihodnosti olimpijskega gibanja pod drobnogled postavljamo dve tradicionalno zelo uspešni slovenski športni panogi, alpsko smučanje in smučarski skoki. Gostje voditelja Aljaža Golčerja bodo vodja panoge za smučarske skoke pri Smučarski zvezi Slovenije Gorazd Pogorelčnik, vodja panoge za alpsko smučanje pri Smučarski zvezi Slovenije Miha Verdnik ter reporterja športnega uredništva Radia Slovenija na ZOI v Pekingu Igor Tominec in Dare Rupar. V Pekingu bo v petek znova zagorel olimpijski ogenj, tokrat za začetek paraolimpijskih iger. Parašportniki se tja odpravljajo pod vtisom pred dobrim tednom končanih 24. zimskih olimpijskih iger, na katerih je Slovenija osvojila sedem odličij. Ob organizacijskih vidikih iger v Pekingu ter prihodnosti olimpijskega gibanja pod drobnogled postavljamo dve tradicionalno zelo uspešni slovenski športni panogi, alpsko smučanje in smučarske skoke. Gostje voditelja Aljaža Golčerja bodo vodja panoge za smučarske skoke pri Smučarski zvezi Slovenije Gorazd Pogorelčnik, vodja panoge za alpsko smučanje pri Smučarski zvezi Slovenije Miha Verdnik ter reporterja športnega uredništva Radia Slovenija na ZOI v Pekingu Igor Tominec in Dare Rupar.

Snowboarder Zoi Sadowski-Synnott is edging closer to another Winter Olympic medal. She's competing in the Big Air competition this afternoon. Reporter Timothy Brown joins Lisa Owen from Wanaka where Zoi's family and friends have been watching the action.  

Američki državni sekretar Antoni Blinken potvrdio je odlučnost Sjedinjenih Država da brane „teritorijalni integritet“ Ukrajine, tokom posete Melburnu; Britanska vlada je naredila da hiljadu vojnika bude u stanju pripravnosti za pružanje podrške u slučaju humanitarne krize izazvane bilo kakvom ruskom agresijom; Glas Amerike na liniji fronta u istočnoj Ukrajini; Specijalni izaslanik Velike Britanije Stjuart Pič u poseti Kosovu; Poboljšanje odnosa Turske i Izraela; Tehnologija u službi zaštite od kovida na ZOI u Pekingu izaziva brige u vezi sa bezbednošću i privatnošću.

Zoi Sadowski-Synnott has written herself into the record books, as New Zealand's first ever gold medal winner at a Winter Olympics. She put down a spectacular third run in the women's slopestyle final in Beijing. So, what does Zoi's gold mean for the future of our winter snow sports? Luke Hetzel, High Performance Athlete Development Manager at Snow Sports MZ joined Tim Dower. LISTEN ABOVE 

Skupština Crne Gore izglasala je u petak nepovjerenje Vladi premijera Zdravka Krivokapića. Za inicijativu vladajuće koalicije "Crno na bijelo" i opozicije glasalo je 43 poslanika, a 11 je bilo protiv. Poslanici vladajućeg Demokratskog fronta, Socijalističke narodne partije i Pokreta za promjene napustili su salu uoči glasanja; Predsednik Kine Ši Đin Ping otvorio ZOI u Pekingu, koji je tako postao jedini grad u istoriji domaćin i letnjih i zimskih olimpijskih igara; Kakvi su dometi opozicione koalicije "Ujedinjena Srbija" okupljene oko Stranke slobode i pravde i njihovih troje ključnih kandidata - Marinike Tepić, Zdravka Ponoša i Vladete Jankovića na predstojećim izborima u Srbiji i imaju li šanse da ugroze vlast Srpske napredne stranke.

Coach of Zoi Sadowski-Synnott, Sean Thompson, joins the show to talk us through Zoi's gold medal run at Aspen on Saturday morning, and how important this run was for her coming up to the Winter Olympics.LISTEN ABOVE

Conscious Parenting & Deschooling Re-examining how we live, learn and parent. Welcome to episode 116. This episode is a recording of my December Clubhouse room with Tira Hunter, Erika Kessliman and Missy Willis. Our theme ~ Conscious Parenting and Deschooling goes deeper into our journey of learning and self refelction. Tira Hunter is an unschooling mom to 18 year old Zoi. Tira decided to homeschool Zoi part way through elementary school and after trying to replicate school at home with misery, they found the path to unschooling. With unschooling, Zoi was able to exercise her independence and creativity. Zoi works as a commissioned artist and is currently writing her own comic. Tira is an advocate for the deschooling process. Erica Kesilman is an unschooling mom to 3 children, ages 2, 5 & 7. She is a previous public school educator and is now a certified conscious parenting coach. She feels that conscious parenting and reflection is a necessary part of the deschooling process. Missy Willis is an unschooling mom to her 2 children, ages 19 and 14. They have unschooled for 13 years and counting. She is a former teacher and now supports parents through her writing and conversations at Let 'em Go Barefoot. Deschooling~ A quick definition I define deschooling as the concept of living life and learning outside of the ideas of the traditional institution of school. The idea of learning and school is often synonymous. The belief that is supported is that learning is only done within the walls of the classroom and top down with certain people. Instead we start to look at learning as an internal process, inclusive with community, at different times and stages. Living and learning comes together. Getting comfortable with allowing learning to happen in a different way than we have done it. In This Episode This episodes shares personal reflections from 3 parents that found their way to unschooling and why deschooling has been such an important part of their family's transition from school. This is what you will hear in this episode.... Words that defined our conversation- flexibility, retooling, space, wisdom, power, sovereignty, respect, self worth, trust, connection, worthiness, intentions, values, genius, agency and relationship. What is deschooling and why is it important? What is conscious parenting Conscious parenting practices Where do our beliefs come from? Replicating school at home- School think vs Unschooling & Homeschooling Looking at our values as a family Why homeschooling is nothing like school Exploring freedom for our children and for ourselves What to do when your partner is not on the same page of the deschooling process? Resources Deschooling Society~ Ivan Illich My favourite Resources~ https://imhomeschooling.com/homeschool-resources/ Erica Kesilman- https://www.ericakesilman.com/ Let 'Em Go Barefoot Homeward- Zoi's Comic on Webtoons Teenage Liberation Handbook~ Grace Llewellyn Peter Gray Free To Learn John Taylor Gatto Children of The Code Skip College Other Episodes to Check Out Missy Willis~https://imhomeschooling.com/conscious-educator/ Peter Gray~ https://imhomeschooling.com/free-to-learn-peter-gray/ Building Literacy At Home~ https://imhomeschooling.com/building-literacy-at-home/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Building a business while raising a family is no feat for the weak at heart. Doing it while going through life, loss and law school creates the pressure that builds diamonds, and today's Zoi Jones, is a true diamond. A mother of three under five, all born in natural home births, Zoi is an attorney, intentional mother, legacy led entrepreneur and wonderful friend. You'll walk away inspired, and also, knowing what to do in the case of an accident with you or a loved one.    In this episode, we dive into: Anchoring in intention through hardship Taking over a family legacy The value of female friendships, community + girls weekends! Navigating motherhood as an entrepreneur  How to protect yourself and your loved ones in an accident   Zoi Jones is a Personal Injury Attorney, Partner of her family-owned law practice, Gonzalez & Jones, APC, and is best known as a relentless advocate for her clients. Blending her years of experience, diligent preparation and dedication, and a hands-on, people-first approach, Zoi empowers injured and overwhelmed people to navigate their medical treatment, obtain an optimal settlement, and peacefully move on with their lives after an accident.   After nearly a decade practicing as a Litigator and Personal Injury Attorney and representing over 5,000 clients, she's discovered one undeniable truth: success in and out of the courtroom is grounded in unparalleled passion and compassion for her clients - the real people behind the case.   To Zoi, there is no higher value than the close working relationship between attorney and client.   Zoi's expertise has been featured in Medium and Authority Magazine.   Links:  Website: https://www.gonzalezjoneslaw.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/holomua_healing_arts/    For more info on the host, visit, www.rebeccacafiero.com and follow Rebecca on Instagram @rebeccacafiero !    Want a chance to win a $50 Gift Card? Click Here to leave a review on Apple Podcasts (hyperlink) Take a screenshot of your review! Email your screenshot to rebecca@rebeccacafiero.com   Let's connect on social media!Download your Sustainable Six Figure Blueprint  to help you Plan, prioritize and achieve your business, income + impact goals, you can serve more, earn more and live life more (without working more)!!

BBBoiler Welcomes Forty Cats [10.11.2021] For the fifth episode of BBBoiler Welcomes on Data Transmission Radio, I, Blanka Barbara, invite a talented Russian DJ and producer Forty Cats to showcase a melodic and progressive guest mix in the second half of the show preceded by an exclusive interview with the artist. During the first half, I present cutting edge, brand new and more old school tunes, real gems of progressive and melodic house. This will be an unforgettable sonic journey! Follow Blanka Barbara on Soundcloud: @blanka_barbara Follow Forty Cats on Soundcloud: @fortycats Tracklist: 01 Zoi, about : river - Higher [Dream Culture] 02 Dmitry Molosh - River Pond [Proton Music] 03 Jay NU - Green Heaven [Droid9] 04 Paul Angelo, Don Argento - Kyla (Lorrainne Remix) [Movement Recordings] 05 Nosssia, My Flower - Claro De Luna [Mango Alley] 06 Blanka Barbara – The Black Lagoon (Juan Deminicis Remix) [Particles] 07 Oliver & Tom - Penny (Nico Szabo Remix) [onedotsixtwo] 08 Blanka Barbara – Siren Call [Freegrant Music] 09 Chaum – Bime [Lowbit] 10 Dio S – Lost Memories [Stripped Recordings] 11 Anton MAKe – Auriga [WARPP] 12 Pandhora - Euthymia (Jiminy Hop Remix) [Art Vibes Music] – Guest mix – 01 Matter - Starchild [Meanwhile Horizons] 02 Stan Seba - Air Supply (Agustin Pengov Remix) [AH Digital] 03 Arina Mur - Make a Wish (Pambouk Remix) [Sound Avenue] 04 Imran Khan - In My Head [Meanwhile] 05 Darko De Jan - Izvor (Anatolian Sessions Remix) [Harabe] 06 Doki - Luminus (Cedren & Manu-l Remix) [AH Digital] 07 Chaum & Aman Anand - Introspektiv [Mango Alley] 08 Forty Cats - ID 09 Forty Cats - Utopia [Aboriginal] 10 ID - ID 11 Forty Cats – ID

October 20 marks exactly seven years since Meduza's launch. And October 23 will mark six months since our newsroom was labeled a "foreign agent." We at Meduza consider this status discriminatory and unlawful -- and we've strived to draw our readers' attention to the impact of ending up on Russia's "foreign agent" registry. In this endeavor, we've had the help of many contemporary artists. Most recently, a well-known, international fashion photographer who goes by the pseudonym Zoi shot photos of Meduza's "foreign agent" merch. Meduza employees and their friends also took part in the shoot. Here are the results. Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2021/10/20/moving-the-needle

In this episode you meet Zoié & Jaié who discuss quotes and their meaning and interpretation:Jaié's quotes:"Life must be lived forward, but can only be understood backwards" - Sren Kierkegaard"Time moves in one direction, memory in another." - William Gibson"Every moment happens twice: inside and outside, and they are very different histories." - Zadie SmithZoié's quotes:"Everything passes" Zoié "Perfection: Putting your mixtape out whilst mastering your album" Zoié"Be yourself, as everyone else is taken" - Oscar Wilde See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Eric's daughter Zoi committed suicide it sent his life into a tailspin. How does one recover from such an event? Does one? Eric worked through years and layers of grief until he decided to turn the experience from: “Why did this happen to me to Why is this happening FOR me.” My conversation with Eric reaches deep into the heart to explore how we all heal. The full story at BumpInTheRoad.us Special thanks to CVSHealth for their support

Für Folge 33 haben Sebastian und Karin gemeinsam ein spannendes Interview mit Zoi zum Thema Schlaganfall geführt. Wofür steht nochmal "BE FAST" in Ersteinschätzung? Es geht um die, manchmal schwierige, Entscheidung wann lysiert wird und wann nicht und mögliche Komplikationen. In unserem Laborteil bespricht Marius dieses mal keinen Laborwert sondern mit der Actilyse die medikamentöse Therapie des Stroke.

It was a great day; nothing seemed off with his daughter Zoi. They enjoyed a meal together; she headed to her room while he went downstairs to do some computer work. Sometime later, before heading to bed, he went to say goodnight to his beloved daughter, Zoi. The music she loved blaring from her stereo; he opened the door only to see an empty bed.What he discovered next changed his life forever - changed him forever. No parent should ever have to experience the death of a child. And, it feels like one of the cruelest experiences a heart could ever possibly endure. Listen to Eric's story of how he went from struggle to strength. He describes a defining moment that set him on a path of empowering and leading himself through his devastating and life-shattering loss. RESOURCES:Book | A Sherpa Name Zoi: How to Walk Through Grief, And Live With IntentionThe Five Minute JournalTEDx TalkCONNECT:WebsiteInstagramLinkedInFacebook______NEED HELP?National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255Crisis Text Line provides free, 24/7 support via text message. Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a trained Crisis CounselorIf you or anyone you know is struggling with grief due to any of the 40+ losses, there are free resources available HERE.If you are enjoying the podcast, you may also enjoy my bi-weekly newsletter, The Unleashed Letters. ______SUPPORT THE SHOW:Rate & Review: Apple PodcastsPurchase my published book about my grief journey.CONNECT WITH VICTORIA: InstagramWebsite

In this episode, I will be chatting with veteran unschooling mom, Tira Hunter. Unschooling is a form of homeschooling that in the past has been misunderstood. I've heard it said that “unschooling is unparenting”. In this episode, we are shattering that misconception and showing how unschooling may actually be the future of education in that it gives kids the freedom to explore topics that interest them and empowers them to develop their passions. Tira will share how unschooling empowered her daughter Zoi, now a homeschool graduate, to become a talented artist and creative, who became a commissioned artist at 13 years old.I invite you to check out Tira's daughter Zoi on Instagram @artbyZoi and on Facebook @Zoi the Creative

If you've ever loved an addict, you may have reached an exhausted, painful point where you felt broken and we're struggling to just keep it all together. I am Kim Moore, and this is smiling again, where in each episode, we remind you that you are not alone together. One thing at a time, we will take small steps to introduce little changes into your life.When we lose a loved one to addiction, the grief journey begins, affecting you emotionally, physically, spiritually, socially and financially.  The journey can begin before they pass away, as we feel they are lost in the addiction. It's this type of grief that is ever so complicated. It can feel incredibly intense, with overwhelming emotions.  In order to heal, you must walk through the grief journey. In this episode I speak with Eric Hodgdon,  a coach, author, speaker and Zoi's dad. After losing his 15-year old daughter Zoi to suicide in early 2014, Eric found a way to get back from loss. Through his grief journey he is sharing the lessons he learned so that no one else has to walk alone on theirs. Eric has trained thousands of people who simply wanted to know how to navigate one of the hardest things that a human can endure - the loss of a loved one.Eric and I talk about story, and how talking, telling your story can help you along your journey.Let's walk this journey together. Together, one thing at a time  we'll take small steps, little actions every day, which can help you let go and start smiling again. Together, we'll support each other as we do the work, taking care of ourself along our healing journey. You'll gain a sense of comfort re-joining a social atmosphere, trying new things, building confidence as you develop new positive habits, and have fun, laugh be playful, making new friends, all who understand what you've been through losing a loved one to addiction. Join the private Facebook GroupJoin the waitlist for the Community Subscribe to the Smiling Again Podcast Don't forget.  Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform, including Spotify, Google podcasts, and Apple Podcasts.    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Introduction So a few years ago, my friend Nate and I were experimenting with alternate forms of energy. I've been interested in this from my earliest days as a child. And one of the things we stumbled across was people making methane generators from cow manure. So we thought this would be a good idea to try. Now the first experiment was to just see if we could capture the methane gas. All we needed for the experiment was three things: We needed a container We needed a slurry of the material And, since methane bacteria don't like cold, we needed a way to heat it. So for the container we had one of those 5 gallon clear water cooler bottles laying around. For the slurry, we drove to a cow farm and ask the farmer if we could borrow some of his manure. He kindly said we could just keep it. We then filled our container to about 3/4 full with this slurry, and put a cork in it. We drilled a hole for a tube and put a balloon on the end of the tube to capture the gas. For the heat we decided to put it on the roof so that it would slowly bring it up to that 95 degree sweet spot. Well, what we didn't account for was the expansion of the material as the outgassing began to occur. And what happened was the slurry bubbled up and ended up clogging the tube. So Nate and I are sitting down eating lunch and all of a sudden we hear what sounded like a bomb going off and I look out the window and I see water bottle shrapnel ricocheting off the side of the building and it's literally raining cow poop. It was all over the side of the building. It had blown clear across the courtyard and onto the neighbors door and window. It was all over the roof. What caused the explosion, of course was that there was a reaction taking place inside that bottle. The byproduct of that reaction was gas. Under normal circumstances, that gas could have easily escaped into the atmosphere. But there was just no place for it to go. And so the pressure built and built until the bottle could not hold it any longer and it burst. Our text today needs a graphic analogy because today we are going to witness a pretty toxic, pretty nasty explosive spiritual reaction on the part of the Pharisees and religious leaders to the person of Jesus Christ. Now spiritual reactions happen the same way chemical reactions do. As we've worked through the book of John, we've seen this sort of mounting pressure. These strong emotional REACTIONS to the incarnate WORD rise to the surface, but there's no where for it to go. Jesus himself is the container. Jesus won't go away and he FORCES those who are in his presence to deal with him. His very existence was problematic. Here's an example. If you told me that you had the superpower melting steel in your hand, I'd say that's impossible. But if you stood there with a piece of angle iron in your hand and it started glowing red and went limp, I'd have to deal with that. Something about my understanding of reality is incorrect. And that creates a lot of tension. We don't like that. No matter how impossible I thought it was, my eyes aren't lying. Somehow it's got to be explained. My disbelief is challenged by the evidence I am witnessing. And that's exactly what was going on with Jesus. Jesus HIMSELF had to be explained. Imagine being a skeptic in Jesus' day. There are two things that you constantly run up against that you just can't escape: His Words and his Actions. Let's start with his WORDS: Jesus says the most audacious things: We are all children of God. But I am the one and only begotten Son of God His favorite title for himself was Son of Man which is a title reserved for God/Messiah in Daniel 7 I reveal God because I have come down from heaven To the woman at the well he says, “I am living water.” When the Christ comes he will show us all things. “I who speak to you am he.” I am the bread of life I am the the light of the world I am the Word made flesh The words are clear and for that reason troubling. You can't escape their meaning. You can't escape his WORDS. But they are doubly troubling because of his ACTIONS. You could write him off as a lunatic if it wasn't for his actions. Remember, John doesn't call the supernatural works of Jesus miracles. He calls them signs. That's a theological decision on John's part. They are pointing to who he is, who he claims to be. His ACTIONS (the signs) authenticate his WORDS (the claims). For example, you want to say he's a fake, he's a false Messiah, but then time and time again he does these miracles that nobody could possibly counterfeit. Not a single person could say, “Oh that was just a trick.” You want to say that his miracles are products of demons, but how could demons do miracles reserved for Messiah? Are we really going to say that demons are healing people? You want to say that he's a sinner, but you never see him sin. You want to write him off and ignore him, but then everyone is following him. The SIGNS Jesus is performing are irrefutably pointing in one direction. He's Messiah. How else do you explain what Jesus says and does? This was exactly the logic of the man who was healed of his blindness in John 9. Jesus heals the blind man and the Pharisees, say, “We do not know where this man is from.” They can't escape the logic. The hearts of the religious leaders, like that slurry of cow manure, were rotten, smelly and entirely displeasing to the Lord. Jesus as the incarnate Word is both the heat and the container. He speaks and acts and they REACT. And because they refuse to acknowledge the obvious implications, there's no where to go. If you acknowledge the obvious implications, it all resolves. The spiritual and emotional reaction resolves in worship. That's what happened to the man born blind. He falls on his face and he worships. All that evidence points in one direction and it all resolves in worship and there's satisfaction. But if you refuse to acknowledge, the pressure continues building. They try to explain him away and none of the explanations work and the tension just builds and builds. The pressure becomes unbearable. Now eventually, you want to know what your only remaining option is? When you can't explain the evidence, what do you do? You try to destroy the evidence. The human heart so desperately craves harmony and resolution, it would rather knowingly lie to itself, it would rather destroy the truth than live beneath the truth. Since we can't explain who Jesus is, the heart explodes with this violent intent to destroy him. John chapter 10 is that reaction. The Text At first blush you wouldn't think it. If you read the first part of John chapter 10 as a standalone, it almost reads as a hallmark card. On the surface, what could be more beautiful than Jesus as the good shepherd. It's pleasant. There's a silent deep creek with crystal clear water. You picture in your mind fluffly cartoon sheep. A freshly trimmed pasture. A shepherd with a hooked staff. And on that card is written, “No bad days.” The story as Jesus tells it is a pretty simple story; it's not very dramatic. But when Jesus tells this simple story, I can guarantee you that the pressure inside those listening hearts would have been so thick you could cut it with a knife. Here's why: even an idiot can plug the characters into Jesus' metaphor. There are three characters in Jesus' story. First there's the sheep. That's obvious. The Jewish people are the sheep. Second, there's the shepherd. Jesus says, “I am the good shepherd.” Clear enough. Which leaves only one role left for the Pharisees and religious leaders to play. What's the third character? The wolves and robbers. They are the wolves and robbers. To be so directly accused, their eyes are tearing up in bitterness and resentment and their hearts are boiling over with exasperation. What we are going to see in the passage today is the toxic hearts of the religious leader explode. Let's pick it up where we left off last week. So we are in John chapter 10. Let's pick it up in verse 17. We'll catch the climax of Jesus' words from Jesus' teaching on the good shepherd. Jesus just finished saying that the reason he's qualified to be a good shepherd is that he owns the sheep. The sheep know him. The sheep follow him. And he finishes with the ultimate evidence of his love. So that's the last sentence in his good shepherd sermon. Again, it's pretty innocent. It's Hallmarkish. Here was the reaction among the people listening. Why are they divided? What is causing the division among them? His WORDS and his ACTIONS. His WORDS and his ACTIONS are causing a reaction and the mere presence of Jesus Christ is forcing them to deal with their own heart reaction. If you worship, it all resolves. But if you refuse, the pressure builds. Now look what happens next. We have two key background details: Both help in setting the stage. Let's start with the Feast of Dedication. This was not a feast that comes out of the Bible. It actually is established during the period between the OT and NT. Which, by the way, we have a Faith Academy class starting up which covers this exact topic. If you ever wondered what happened during the 400 years between the closing of the OT and the opening of the NT, then come to this class. It's absolutely fascinating. The short answer is: a lot. Now let me let you in on something you should know about: we have two PhD level professors teaching our Faith Academy classes this fall - both current professors. I don't want to overstate, “How could you NOT sign up for one of these classes?” We are very privileged. All our teachers this fall are top-notch. So this Feast of Dedication is one of those things that was established during this inner-testamental period. In 167 BC the Syrian Antiochus Epiphanes overran Jerusalem and polluted the temple. He set up a pagan altar to displace the altar of Israel's God and in the temple sacrificed a pig out of spite. Now that's one way to get a Jew riled up. According to the Bible, this kind of action was a capital offense so many of the Jews revolted and tried their hand at guerilla warfare. Judas Maccabaeus (whose name means the hammer) organized and grew rebel band of fighters into a force strong enough to recapture the temple and he reconsecrated it to God on the 25th of Kislev (which is December - winter as the text says). There was an eight-day celebration and so they established an eight-day feast known as the Feast of Dedication or as we more commonly know it as - Hanukkah. Now here's a key point. The Feast of Dedication is a festival that celebrates REVOLUTION. Literally, REVOLT. Which brings us to the second piece of background information we are given: Jesus is teaching in Solomon's Portico. Where's that? Solomon's portico was an open aired gathering for teaching and assembling. But here's what I wanted to point out: look over to the right. This little structure up here is called Antonia's Fortress. The Jews were allowed to worship “freely” so long as you “freely” worship under the watchful eye of Rome. This is the perch from which they were watched! This is where the Roman Garrison in charge of keeping order would have been housed. So let's put this all togther. It's the Feast of Dedication which literally CELEBRATES a revolution. Which means at least two things: the garrison sitting in this fortress is on high alert, but like every garrison tasked with baby sitting, they are bored and are itching for some action. The Jews come and ask Jesus, "How long are you going to keep us in suspense? Are you the Christ or not? They are inciting him. They are daring him. What does the word Christ mean to a Jew during this period of history? It means SAVIOR. And it's almost universally understood to be political salvation. Think about it. Moses delivered Israel politically from EGYPT. King David was a politician who got things done through bloody warfare. Samson, if you read the narrative, was almost a Marvel character. Judas Maccabees was Israel's most recent favorite, but he got put down. So all eyes are you: “Tell us Jesus! We can't handle it any longer. Are you the Christ or not? Stop speaking in riddles.” Back to the text: the Greek behind this question is a little uncertain. It could be rendered, as in the NIV, “How long will you keep us in suspense?” Or, more negatively, “How long are you going to annoy us?” Depending on how you read it, both work in their own way. The CONTEXTUAL point is obvious. What they want at this moment is to obtain from him an unambiguous statement that would give them grounds for lynching. So all these religious leaders need to do is get a clear statement from Jesus that he is a MESSIAH like unto Judas Maccabeus (Jesus - the sledgehammer) and it's a simple matter of walking across the courtyard and knocking on the door of Antoniah's fortress and saying, “We have an insurrectionist in our midst.” This is a loaded and VERY dangerous question. Now look at how Jesus answers them. Very shrewdly, he won't answer their political question directly. But he addresses the spiritual question behind the political question. And the spiritual question Jesus addresses is just as much relevant for us as it was for them: In this small paragraph we get 3 counterintuitive realities all of which are helpful in understanding our own spiritual reaction to Jesus Christ. Jesus is addressing the spiritual chemistry of his hearers, literally the spiritual DNA of his followers. “You don't need different facts. You need a different heart. Who I am could not be more clear. By my WORDS and by my ACTIONS nothing could be more clear. Can a demon possessed man heal the eyes of a blind man? Can a lunatic heal a paralytic? Can a sinner perform miracles? What does all this mean? I AM the great I AM. That's what I've said all along. WHO I AM has been ESTABLISHED. It's fact.” The problem is your REACTION to the facts. It is not that I haven't told you who I am; you just don't like what you've heard. He doesn't say, “You don't listen to my voice because you don't understand and need a more clear articulation.” He says, “You DO NOT believe because you are not among my sheep. You are of the wrong flock. Your spiritual DNA is violently opposed to me.” And because of your spiritual chemical composition, you REACT. When you say, “Tell us plainly so we can believe,” what you really mean is, “Tell us plainly so we can kill you.” That's how you are reacting to me. And the offer of Jesus to the religious leaders, and by extension to us as well, is can I give you a new heart? Can I spiritually regenerate you so that you can react in a different way? In Jeremiah's words, can I change you from a heart whose chemical composition is stone into a heart whose chemical composition is flesh? Your big problem, says Jesus to the religious leaders, is that you don't see your need for that new heart. Remember Jesus' words at the end of John 9 “If you were blind, you would have no guilt; but now that you say, ‘We see,' your guilt remains,” (Jn. 9:41 ESV). Now there's this predestinarian note that is sounded here. My Father has given them to me. Once again, we are exposed to this idea of God's sovereign election. God chooses. And if you are among the elect, you hear his voice and respond. Otherwise you violently react. For many, this is a stumbling block to faith. That just doesn't seem fair. But don't ever be tempted to reduce God to simple equations like that. Yes of course it feels confusing. But we are forced to grapple with the clear statements in the text. Remember we already ran across this back in John chapter 6. Paul has dozens and dozens of statements on this in the epistles. There's no arguing over the clarity of what the Bible teaches in this area. And the Bible acknowledges both sovereignty and human responsibility. Let me illustrate. Which of these two statements sounds more biblical? First, “Come to Jesus in faith and believe and he will give you a new heart.” Does that sound biblical? Of course it does. That's all over the Bible. Second, “You can't believe in Jesus until he gives you faith by regenerating your heart.” Does that sound biblical? Of course it does. It's all over the Bible. Those are literally opposites. Which is it? The Bible's answer is yes. The Bible's answer is that those statements are both true however irreconcilable they are in our finite minds. It is almost as if those truths are in fact two sides of a single event. The point is not to understand it. The point is to obey it. In the same way that none of us fully understand how gravity works, you submit to it, because if you don't it will kill you. Submit to Christ. Listen to Christ. Go under the knife and let him give you that new heart. And if you do let Christ give you a new heart, your new disposition will be to follow him. Your new reaction to Christ will be to trust, to obey, to do what he says. The tension you feel, and perhaps even hostility that you experience will resolve in to worship. My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me. Not only will you have a new disposition. You have a new destiny. Life. In the classical world, so we are talking Aristotle, Socrates, Plato, some of the greatest philosophical minds ever, they simplified the greatest philosophical question of all to this, “What is the good life?” How to I live with purpose, meaning, that will ultimately satisfy? And every philosophical and religious system that has ever existed presents an answer framed in terms of effort. The good life, the life worth living, is a matter of effort. But Jesus inverts that entirely. Life is a matter of GRACE. Life is not found; it's given. Jesus said back in verse 10, “I came that they might have life and have it abundantly. I give them eternal life, and they will never perish…” We talked about last week the fact that Jesus can solve the life problem. Let me remind you of something we talked in John chapter 6. Do you remember this? In English we only have one word for LIFE but in Greek there are multiple words. There's two main ones. The word BIOS. We get our term biology from it. The greek word BIOS speaks of the MECHANICS of physical life - a heart that beats, lungs that breath, etc. That bird is living. Jesus is Lord of the living and the dead. BIOS speaks of physical, mechanical life. But then there's a second word, ZOA that speaks of a quality of living. For example, when you kick your feet up at the beach and there's a breeze and the sun is just right and you have a lemonade in your hand and you are all alone you might say, “Man, this is living.” That's not to say you were dead 5 minutes ago. It's speaking of a quality of life. It's speaking of your soul being satisfied, filled, and brimming with a heart-level contentment. My favorite yogurt is called ZOI. When I eat that, man, I'm living. My soul is taken to another dimension. That's life! So we will represent this word with a yogurt container. So when Jesus says, I give them eternal life, what kind of life is he speaking of? Answer: ZOA. Quality of life. He's here to give you the good life. No human being has eternal BIOS. You will die. You didn't need me to tell you that. Being a Christian does not mean that you escape the grave. That's about as obvious as it gets. Everyone dies. But, being a Christian does mean you will be resurrected. Remember back in John chapter 6. Let me point out something Jesus says back up in verse 17. Jesus says, “I lay down my life, in order that I might take it up again.” That phrase, ‘in order that' should be read as a purpose close. In other words, I lay down my life IN ORDER to take it up again. Jesus' sacrificial death was for a purpose. The death was not an end in itself, and his resurrection, somehow, an afterthought. His death was with the resurrection in view. The resurrection was the goal, the prize, the ultimate end. He died IN ORDER TO rise, just as we fly IN ORDER to reach our destination. And he rose, in order that we might have life as well. Notice also that the consequence of his knowing his sheep, and of his gift to them of eternal life, is that they shall never perish. How could we perish if we have eternal life?! So belief is a matter of genetics not facts; life is a matter of grace not effort; security is a matter of power not strategy. We all want security. Why? Because we all recognize that life is unstable. Once I find green pastures (ZOA), who's to say that some calamity, disaster, catastrophe, or unforeseen circumstances will fall upon me and cast me once again into desert drought. Security is hedging against loss. Security is the assurance of eternal green pastures. Our inclination is to think that security is a function of strategy. In order to obtain financial security in this life, we have to strategize. You've got to make the right decisions at the right time, take the right risks and with a little bit of luck it might just pay off. But again, Jesus inverts this. It's not strategy you need. It's power. You need to have power over the forces that threaten to take away life. Here's what Jesus says. I am that power. No one can snatch them out of my hand. The wolf can't. The thief can't. The robber can't. Nobody. Why, because I have POWER over all those things. I can't fail in the assignment given to me by my father because the father has given me the power to do it. The father has given me the power to preserve. The ultimate security of Jesus' sheep rests not in the strategy of sheep but in the power of the good shepherd. If you really want to simplify it, ask yourself this question, “Who can steal from God? Who has strength or cunning or sufficient skill to overpower or outwit the sovereign Father?” You can't wrestle God and win. You want to try and take them out of my hand? Good luck! If you're going to be successful, then you are going to have to be greater than God. My Father, who has given them to me, is greater than all. Jesus plainly tell us who we are. You want plain speech. Here's plain speech for you. God the Father and I the same person and therefore on the same mission. Now we will look at this section next week at this phrase and what follows in more detail. It's fascinating. There's actually been a lot of debate on how to read this phrase of Jesus (and again, we'll peek into some of this detail next week), but one thing is clear. It's clear how the leaders heard it. It's clear what their reaction was. And today we are focusing on reaction. And that's where we are going to stop today. But the sermon doesn't stop there because now focus needs to come on us. Communion Now today we've observed the reaction of the Jewish leaders. There was this violent reaction to who Jesus was and they wanted to kill him. The blind man in John 9 saw who he was and wanted to worship him. Can you have more opposite reactions? Here's the question. How are you going to react? Are you going to WORSHIP him or are you going to WAR with him? Are you going to harden your heart against him like stone or are you going to soften your heart toward him like flesh. How do you react to Jesus Christ? Today is communion Sunday. And one of the things the Bible says is to examine yourself so as not to take communion in an unworthy manner. What does that mean? To take communion in a WORTHY manner means reacting properly to Jesus. How do we react properly to the good shepherd of John 10? We actually have an exhortation from the Psalms today instructing us exactly how to react to our good shepherd. He goes on to describe the Israelites pictured in this Psalm as a flock of sheep. God shepherded them out of Egypt with his might outstretched hand. He led them toward the promise land with the intent to give them life. But many did not want to follow him, and consequently, they did not enter into His rest. The sheep that follow Jesus Christ will rest. They will have life abundantly. God himself will raise us up on the last day. Those who harden their hearts, who react with this desire to rid Jesus from their life, they will never enter into his rest. What we celebrate in communion today is the reason you can trust God as your good shepherd. It gives you a reason to react in worship. Consider the metaphor of Scripture once again. What does a good shepherd do? He lays down his life for the sheep. Why would a shepherd throw himself into the mouth of a wolf to save sheep? That's absurd. And yet, it's the point. Consider further, if you are sheep who belongs to a Jewish shepherd, how will you almost certainly die? On an altar. A sheep is a sacrificial animal. So listen to those words again. Jesus says, “I lay down my life for the sheep.” Is this not the most absurd thing you've ever heard? The shepherd's blood will be applied toward the life of the sheep. The shepherd crawls up on the altar instead of the sheep. He becomes the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. And if that's not absurd enough, consider he's not dying for the innocent lambs. The sheep are doing the killing. They've got the knives. But of course this is all a metaphor that is pointing to a reality. The gospel message is not a message to tell you how to save yourself. Instead of saying, “This is what you must do,” Jesus says, “This is what I have done. I've died, I've risen, I've conquered death and the grave, and I will raise you up on the Last Day.” Who would have thought that a lamb could rescue the souls of men? The gospel message, the good news, is a message that says the good shepherd has shed his own blood for you. The Son of God has thrown Himself into the mouth of the grave to save you. The initiating kindness of God leads us to repentance.

I really got the sense that Eric cares so much about the people that he helps work through their grief journey. His daughter passed away several years ago and, since then, he has changed his life completely to be of service to all people who have lost their loved ones and are going through the pain of grief and tragic loss. He tries to help people see that living in survival mode is necessary, but must be temporary. We talked about Greece and how that culture handles grief so differently, survivor's guilt, signs from our loved ones, dreams, and so much more. He reminds us that part of our healing process is remembering that our loved ones aren't the only reasons that we're here living our lives. If you want to experience hope for better days ahead, I hope you listen in. I'd love to know what you think. Please share it with your friends and family, and be sure to tag me if you share it on social media so that I can say thank you. I'm @christinarasmussen7 on Instagram and @ChristinaRasmussen2014 on Facebook.  More About Eric Hodgdon: Eric Hodgdon is a coach, author and speaker. After losing his 15-year old daughter Zoi to suicide in early 2014, Eric found a way to get back up and through his grief journey, he is sharing the lessons learned so that no one else has to walk alone on their journey. Eric has trained thousands of people who simply wanted to know how to navigate the worst setbacks that can happen to us all. You can connect with Eric via Instagram or Facebook. Relevant Links Official Site: Resilience Leaders, LLC , www.erichodgdon.com Book: A Sherpa Named Zoi Book: Where Did You Go? by Christina Rasmussen Book: Second Firsts by Christina Rasmussen Newsletter - Message In a Bottle: Sign up for Christina's weekly letter Apple podcast reviews and ratings are really important to help get the podcast in front of more people to uplift and inspire them too, which is the ultimate goal. Thank you!

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In episode 49, bereaved father Eric Hodgdon explores how he leads a life of intention in the wake of incredible pain over the death of his daughter, Zoi, who died by suicide. He shares his fond memories of a loving and fun girl who was a sweet, supportive peer to those who knew her. Family, friends, and patients who traveled their mental health path alongside her all remember Zoi as a very special person. 

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Zoi Georgie hilft dir deine innere Kraft zu entzünden. Sie ist eine regelrechte Power-Frau. Es scheint, als würde ihr alles gelingen. Manche bringen ein Buch heraus. Sie gleichzeitig zwei. Ich spreche mit über Routinen, Mindset, Gesundheit und über ihre beiden neuen Bücher. Alle Informationen rund um diese Folge findest du auf unserer Podcast Website

In this episode, I interview author Eric Hodgdon about his book, A Sherpa Named Zoi, about his journey back into the light after the death of his daughter, Zoi. In the years since her passing Eric has managed to find more meaning in her life than in her death, and helps others to harness their inner strengths to overcome adversity. We talk about the importance of moving forward while continuing to embrace the suck.  Check out https://erichodgdon.com for info on his seminars, or to get the book! Follow ME across all social media @WheresTheGrief or email me at WheresTheGrief@gmail.com

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Zoi ist eine Powerfrau! Und das merkt man, nicht nur an dem, wie sie ist, sondern auch, was sie alles auf die Beine stellt. Ihre Methoden gehen über einfache Strategien und Mentoring-Techniken hinaus. Sie weiss, dass Tricks keine langfristigen Ergebnisse schaffen - der Geist ist der Schlüssel zu ihrem nachhaltigen Erfolg, denn selbst eine grossartige Strategie wird ohne die richtige Einstellung und  Umsetzung keinen Erfolg haben. In Zois Folge sehen wir hinter die Kulissen und sehen den wunderbaren Menschen, der sie ist und wie sie aus ihrer Geschichte nicht nur eine Erfolgsgeschichte gemacht hat, sondern mittlerweile anderen dabei hilft rundum und ganzheitlich gesund zu leben!Und das erzählt sie nicht nur in meinem Podcast, sondern man kann nun auch endlich ihr Buch kaufen!Mehr zu Zoi:Zois WebsiteInstagramTwitterLinkedInSupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/annaunnormal)

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What we just read is the background and context for the Easter message today. These are two of the most well-known miracles of Jesus. Even if you are only marginally familiar with the life of Christ you probably know that he multiplied bread to feed 5000 people (it’s the only miracle recorded in all four gospels) and you probably have heard this story about him walking on water.These two stories are recorded for us to focus our attention on a problem that only Jesus can solve. It’s what the stories share in common.In both stories the people are needy. The 5000 need food. The disciples need to be rescued. And Jesus BOTH provides food and safety. In so doing he’s pointing to himself as the great provider and the only savior.But here’s what we are going to discover in the text this morning. It is often the case that our greatest PERCEIVED need is different than our greatest ACTUAL need. And when we misidentify our greatest need in life, it shields us from ever experiencing how God intends for us to live.Let’s face it, we worry about paying the bills, or getting our kids out of diapers or getting our kids into college or getting done with school or getting that job; but let’s face it. These are minor problems. Our greatest problem in life is death. Nobody has to convince you that this is a problem. We are all going to die and when we are forced to reckon with it, we are sobered. There aren’t a lot of solutions. Just four days ago Lisa’s grandpa had a heart attack and died. For our family, this problem is fresh and real. It’s a tremendous loss. No matter how healthy you are, no matter how much exercise, no matter how much organic food you consume, this death day is coming for us all.When I was in my teens and 20’s I felt invincible. Now I’m 43 and I’m getting to the age where I can feel wear and tear. I see the changes that can’t be rolled back. And when I notice some new feature of age, it’s like a dark shadow that quickly swoops overhead; and it scares me - what was that? But I know what it is.Life is a game of who can we keep the water in their cupped hands the longest. If we squeeze really tightly, we might be able to hold out a little longer, but life is slipping between our fingers. It’s leaking out. Eventually, all the life drains away and it’s all over.That’s not morbid. That’s reality. So you want to talk about a deep need? That’s a need. I need to not die. I need life. I need to escape this monster. Now Jesus, in this text today is actually going to challenge that. Death is NOT your greatest problem.BackgroundNow before we can hear Jesus’ comments here, we need to grab a few contextual remarks from the stories we just read. We are told two interesting details about the feeding of the 5000.First, we are told that there are large crowds. Why? The text says, because Jesus is healing people like crazy. Giant crowds are assembling. " We are told there were about 5000 men plus women and children (so conservatively we are probably talking 8-10 thousand). We are told that 200 denaria (about 8 months wages) so maybe like 30,000-40,000 wasn’t enough to give everyone even a bite. To assemble a crowd this large in this agrarian region would be unprecedented. Imagine driving through Melba, Marsing or Nissa and seeing 8000 people assembled. You’d pull over. What’s going on here? It’s just something you never see.Second, we are told that the Passover of the Jews was at hand. This is not a chronological note as it is a political note. The Passover was their 4th of July. It’s their independence day. It remembers the period of time where the God of Israel used his servant Moses to work great miracles to overthrow their Egyptian oppressors. And with a mighty outstretched hand God delivered his people from the foreign superpower.Okay, so let’s think here. The Jews are clamped tightly beneath Rome’s yoke. They want liberation and here’s a miracle worker, like unto Moses. He’s claiming to be a messenger from God. He’s just like Moses in that he can feed us with manna from heaven. Let’s think further, if you are going to lead a revolution against the a global superpower it would be nice to have a guy on your side who could heal your sick and raise people from the dead.This is important context to what’s going on here. There’s an atmosphere of frenzy and excitement. If you really believed that the end of the age was being ushered in by Messiah, I mean that house painting project can wait. And the text says that the crowds were so enthralled that they were intending to take Jesus and install him as KING by force.Now, I don’t know a lot of people who would decline an offer to be KING. Why did Jesus decline this? Didn’t Jesus come to be king?Yes, but he came to establish a kingdom entirely different than they expected. Jesus’ plan was not to destroy the enemy by siege warfare; rather, his plan was to die and rise from the dead. ‘he went to Jerusalem not to throw a spear and bring judgment, rather, he went and received the spear thrust and bore judgment.’And so everything that comes next, is Jesus upsetting their view of God’s kingdom? Let’s observe. Let’s read what happens next.So this is the day after the miracle of the loafs. Jesus had sent his disciples away and the crowds watched the disciples leave and they noted that Jesus was not in the boat. Jesus then spends some time alone with the father. Now, the morning comes and the crowds return to the place they last saw him.So they are seeking Jesus. But he’s not there. So they go to Capernaum which was his hometown in Galilee. And they are surprised to see him there. This would be like saying goodbye to family in Boise, you board the plane only to be greeted by your family at Los Angeles as you exit the jetway.And the natural question comes out, “How did you get here so fast?” Jesus doesn’t even answer the question. He goes right at the heart. You came here seeking me. Can I ask you a question? Why?And maybe that is a good question for us this morning. Why did you come here? This is Easter. If ever you are going to make it to church, you come on Easter. You came here seeking Jesus for some reason. Why? Try to answer that question in your mind. Why are you seeking him? Is it:Because your spouse wanted you to.Because you want him to help you fix your marriage?Because you want to silence a guilty conscience.Because this addiction is wrecking your life and you need help.Because you are depressed and lonely.Because you think it’s good for your kids.Because you need a miracle of healing in your life?Think about it this way: What if you walked in and instead of me, it’s actually Jesus himself. **And everyone else fades away and he looks right at you and asks the question, “I see you’ve come to church this morning.** What can I do for you?” And it’s a genuine question. How would you respond?Answer that question right now. Why are you seeking Jesus? The reason this question is important is because we all incorrectly assess our need. We come to Jesus thinking this is our great need. And Jesus redirects.That’s exactly what we see him doing next. Jesus sees these crowds coming. Why do you care where I am? Why are you seeking me out? Actually, don’t answer: let me tell you why.Jesus calls them out. Your here for the wrong reason. The signs and miracles have all pointed to the fact I am God come in the flesh. You are not coming to submit to the implication of the miraculous signs. You’re coming to me to receive the benefit of the signs.Or to put it crassly. You don’t want me. You just want what you can get from me. In Jesus day, the Roman emperor would generate public approval not by excellence in public service but by satisfying the most immediate and base needs of the people. Toss them some bread. It was a superficial way to appease.Jesus asks, “Are you coming to me any differently than that?” I filled your belly and you loved it. You are just treating me like a genie-in-a-bottle. You hope that you can get your three magic wishes answered and then when the magic is over, the bottle gets discarded on the side of the road. I got what I wanted and now I’m moving on. You are using me.Now be honest. Is that how you came to church this morning? I really like Jesus the way I would like a genie-in-a-bottle. I like what Jesus can do for me. I need to be healed. That’s my problem! And man, I would be so thankful if I could be healed. Oh, I would just sing for joy.I feel so depressed and anxious and I would love those feelings to go away. That’s why I need Jesus. I just want my marriage to get better.Rub the bottle. Rub, rub, rub. Out comes the genie. And you rejoice and it feels like worship, but it’s all about you. You are like the 10 lepers who were healed and ran away rejoicing drop the genie on the side of the road and only one comes back and truly worships.Do you REALLY think the kingdom of heaven is about crass materialism and welfare and prosperity? You are totally misunderstanding your greatest need.Jesus is says, “You are coming to me the wrong way.” I’m not a genie in the bottle. So he corrects their thinking.You are coming to me to fill your belly.You need to come to me to fill your soul.Look what he says nextDon’t seek food that perishes. Seek the food that endures. Now anyone who hears this sentence is going to naturally ask at least two questions: What is the food that does not perish? How do I get it?That’s the logical order in my mind. But Jesus actually answers this question in reverse. Before we even know what the food is, we are told how to get it.Now the way we are told how to get this eternal food is through Jesus correcting a misunderstanding in the crowd.Here’s what the crowd incorrectly understood Jesus to be saying, “You WORKED to get here so that you could get a free lunch. You worked to find me so you could get food that perishes. Fine. But, NOW you need to WORK for the eternal lunch. You need to work for food that does not perish.” In other words they incorrectly understand Jesus to be saying, the eternal food is not free and you better get working."And we know this is what they are thinking based on the questions they ask.The crowd is thinking:I want the eternal food.I must work to get the eternal food.What is the work?Tell us what works God requires, and we will perform them. Jesus corrects them:The work is belief in Jesus? It’s faith. What kind of work is that? You must believe. Believe what? Well, you need to believe everything he’s claiming. And so, if you want this eternal food (whatever it is), you’ve got to believe the claims.Now here’s where the genius of Jesus becomes visible. In asking them to believe, it exposes something.If all Jesus ever claimed to be was a genie-in-a-bottle, then you’d say, “No problem. I believe that.” And boom. There would be no objection. You’ve already seen him do dozens of miracles. Of course he’s got supernatural powers. If that’s all I need to do to get this food that does not perish, well, I believe. No problem. There is only benefit to me if I believe this. So of course I believe.And that is how many of us come to Jesus. Sure, I will believe that Jesus is great teacher and that he can heal and that he’s got some great moral standards for us to follow. I believe he’s a great person.But that’s not what he’s claiming. Remember from two weeks ago the claims Jesus made? He claimed that the father had given him power to raise the dead. He claimed that God had given him power to judge all mankind. He claimed to be God come in the flesh. Now if he’s God and judge that implies guilt, power, surrender, submission, lordship, kingship, authority. Mmmmm. Suddenly, I’m not so sure I’m ready to believe that.Even though they already have all the evidence they need, they throw up this smoke screen. You want us to believe? Not so fast. We need more evidence.Now, this response by the crowd is an absolute red herring. You want to know where that phrase, ‘red herring’ comes from? It comes from a time before refrigerators. Herrings are naturally silver and they were smoked so they could be preserved and became red in the process. They also happened to be smelly and so hound dogs were sometimes trained using them.Knowing this, sometimes people being hunted down would use the red herrings to throw the dogs off the scent.So in our passage, here we have Jesus, the hound of heaven hunting these folks down. And he’s right on their tail. He’s hunting down their motive. You are coming to me as a genie-in-a-bottle. You just want what you can get from me. You are using me. You must believe that I am Lord. That I am God.The hound is nipping at their heels. And out comes the red herring. It’s not that we don’t believe. We just need more evidence. Isn’t it reasonable that a man needs evidence before he believes? Do a miracle. Show us you are prophet like unto Moses by feeding us with manna from heaven; then we will believe. Evidence was not the issue.Perhaps you come this morning thinking to yourself that your objection to Jesus is lack of evidence. Is it? Do you need more evidence? Perhaps. But be careful. That can be a red herring. The real problem for many is not lack of evidence. The real problem for many is that we don’t like the implications of sovereign God interfering with our freedom, telling us what we can and cannot do and so we front lack of evidence as the reason we cannot believe.Now the hound of heaven is chasing these guys down. There’s not a chance in the world he’s going to acquiesce to their demands. Why? Because in so doing he would have domesticated the work he had come to do. He didn’t come primarily to fill the belly. He came to save the soul. Worse still, he would have become captive to the whims of this fickle, demanding crowd. He wasn’t a poodle dancing to the tune of circus organ.Now, what he’s going to do is move their focus away from BREAD to the spiritual issue that they are avoiding.He says, what you are needing is not evidence that I am a prophet like unto Moses. You’ve already seen me multiply bread.Then he says, “Listen the bread of heaven I’m talking about isn’t a loaf you put in your mouth.” It’s a person. The true bread is the one who comes down from heaven and gives LIFE to the world.And so the crowd, barely listening to a word he is saying, says, “Okay fine, that sounds great. Give us that bread.” This request operates at a mundane level. It’s like the woman at the well, “Sir, give me this water.”The crowd doesn’t get credit for much here, but one thing they are picking up on is the fact that Jesus was offering something greater than mere bread. The grain from the earth is from God but it’s a lot of work to make bread from it and it doesn’t last forever. Even the heavenly manna given by Moses from God spoiled after a day. Jesus is claiming to offer the true bread from heaven, something greater even manna.Now up to this point we’ve only been told how to get the bread. We must believe Jesus’ claims.The Food that EnduresHow Do We Get the Food?What is the Food?But what is the bread? And he answers point blank.The food that does not perish is Jesus. Jesus calls himself the bread of life. Now I can’t help but think that to these people this was highly disappointing. In fact, I know so because of what we will read next week. Oh, it’s just you. I was really hungry and hoping for some eternal in-n-out. Jesus says, “No, I am the fuel for your soul. I am bread that does not perish.” The fact that this disappoints you is the problem. I am the bread of life.Now we started by talking about this big problem that we all face, this giant perceived need. We are all dying. Death is hunting us down and every year we hear the footsteps getting closer.But you want to know who else is hunting us down? The hound of heaven. Jesus says, my mission is to hunt down dying people who need life. And I will loose none of them. All that the father gives will come to me. The mission of Jesus Christ is to compel you to believe. You are in his sights. He’s destroying opposition. He’s becoming attractive - how you do not know? His words are becoming winsome. Look on the son. Look on him. How can you reject the one who is offering you life? EVERYONE who looks on the SON and BELIEVES in him, will have ETERNAL LIFE.Is Jesus really offering us a solution to the death problem? Let me give you a little insight into the original Greek language in which the NT was written.In English we only have one word for LIFE but in Greek there are two words. There’s the word BIOS. If you are computer nerd you recognize that term. On a motherboard there is a little chip called the BIOS chip and it has the most basic components necessary for a computer to have life.We get our term biology from it. The greek word BIOS speaks of the MECHANICS of physical life - a heart that beats, lungs that breath, etc. That bird is living. Jesus is Lord of the living and the dead. BIOS speaks of physical, MECHANICAL, LIFE.So to me when I think of mechanics I think of something like this motherboard. So we’ll represent BIOS with this motherboard.But then there’s a second word, zoa that speaks of a quality of living.For example, when you kick your feet up at the beech and there’s a breeze and the sun is just right and you have a lemonade in your hand and you are all alone you might say, "Man, this is living." That’s not to say you were dead 5 minutes ago. It’s speaking of a quality of life. It’s speaking of your soul being satisfied, filled and brimming with a heart-level contentment.My favorite yogurt is called ZOI. When I eat that man, I’m living. My soul is taken to another dimension. That’ life! So we will represent this word with a yogurt container.Now here’s the deal. I took a quick screen shot of my Bible software here.In John chapter 6, Jesus uses the word life 12 times. In every single example, he uses the same word. Which is it? BIOS OR ZOAI am the bread of life.The food that endures to eternal life.I have come down from heaven to give you life.It is the Spirit who gives lifeWhoever believes has eternal LIFE.Now when the text says, "This is the will of the Father, that everyone who looks on the Son and believes in him should have ETERNAL LIFE. Which life is being referenced?Is Jesus saying that if you look on him you will receive eternal BIOLOGICAL life BIOS or is he saying you will receive eternal SOUL life ZOA.The answer is ZOA. He’s talking about a quality of life. A soul satisfaction.Now some of you right away might be disappointed by that. I thought we were here on Easter to celebrate Jesus fixing the whole DEATH problem. Didn’t you start your message talking about this giant death problem. And now we are merely addressing quality of life. What I was hoping for was ETERNAL BIOS. Eternal physical LIFE. That’s what I came here today to be reminded of.Well here’s the first thing to say. No human being has eternal BIOS. You will die. You didn’t need me to tell you that. Being a Christian does not mean that you escape the grave. That’s about as obvious as it gets. Everyone dies.But, being a Christian does mean you will be resurrected. You will be given a new body that will not die. You see I cut off the end of verse 40. Here’ what the rest of it says.Easter is where we celebrate our Lord’s victory over death. And believe me, this is not a minor piece. BIOLOGICAL DEATH is the great immediate enemy without question. Without Jesus conquering death we are lost.But do you realize that the resurrection unto Biological life is really a secondary problem. Let me illustrate.Imagine floating on a raft in the middle of the pacific ocean and a giant great white shark comes straight at you with his mouth gaping wide open. What’s your greatest problem? Well, it’s the shark, of course. But what if you happen to avert that catastrophe and now you find yourself drifting and floating and your raft never hits land. You have an endless supply of food and water but you are stuck on the ocean forever. You have BIOS but no ZOA. The shark might have been a mercy.Our greatest problem this morning is not eternal BIOS. Eternal BIOS is nothing more than eternal existence. Be careful what you ask for. Do you really want to live forever? Eternal bios without eternal zoa is the definition of hell. Our greatest need is not biological life. Our greatest need is zoa. Our greatest need is to have our hearts satisfied. To have meaning, soul contentment, satisfaction, happiness, joy, peace freedom from anxiety. Where is that found?The world tries to find answers, doesn’t it. The folks in Jesus’ day wanted bread. Man, to never have to work again for bread, now that’s living. That’s life. That’s zoa.Is that why you came this morning? Bread in the OT is a euphemism for wealth. What I really need is more wealth, more security. Jesus you are the all powerful genie. Give me ZOA. Rub rub rub.I need my financial problems solved. That’s zoa. That’s living.I need my marriage problems solved. That’s zoa. That’s living.I need a little more respect, recognition, affirmation. That’s zoa.I need just a few more athletic accomplishments, academic degrees, artistic achievements. That’s zoa.Jesus says, I am ZOA.I am the bread of life. ZOA.I am the way the truth and the ZOA.For God so loved the world that he gave his only son that whoever believes in him should have eternal ZOA.Listen, your body is dying right now and your life your BIOS will slip through the cracks in your tightly clenched fingers. In order to get eternal BIOS you need to be resurrected. That’s what the cross accomplished. That is the secondary part of what we celebrate during Easter.But the primary thing, is that Jesus gives us LIFE.You can have eternal ZOA right now. You can have your sins forgiven and have a relationship with Jesus Christ right now. Freedom from guilt. An identity that can’t be taken away. Don’t you want that? Won’t you give up your chase for the world’s zoa. You know deep in your heart that money isn’t zoa. Friends aren’t zoa. Knowledge isn’t zoa. You have bumped up against the limits of all that. Zoa is Jesus Christ. And you can have him right now.All you have to do is believe. Look on the Son. Look on Jesus and believe who he claims to be. He is your Lord. He is your King. He is your Judge. He is your Savior. He’s the hound that has been chasing you your whole life. You can’t escape him. So just receive the gift he wants to give. Everyone who looks on the Son and believes in him should have eternal ZOA.This note was in Lisa’s grandpa’s Bible and he wrote it just a brief time before he died.It says this: It’s all right to mourn the loss. Be happy that with his belief, beyond a shadow of a doubt, he is with the Lord.And then he references John 11:26. John 11 is when Lazarus is four days dead and in the tomb and his body is decomposing. And Mary says, "If you had been here sooner he wouldn’t have died.Jesus says, Mary, "Do you believe this? Here’s what Easter is all about. You want to know why Easter is not a message about eternal BIOS. Because everyone gets eternal BIOS. What did we read just last week?Only those who believe in Jesus Christ, get eternal ZOA.

Zoi Brees is a fitness and nutrition coach specializing in helping women, especially those in middle age, to put themselves first and make their health and vitality a priority. In this episode we discuss key ways you can make "The Shift" towards greater health and happiness starting today.  Connect with Zoi on IG @zoibrees and at https://zoibrees.com Join her 45 Day Challenge  Get my new book "Motherhood Unstressed: Meditations on Motherhood, Self-Care, and the Art of Living a Life You Love" on Amazon, Kindle or at motherhoodunstressed.com! Sponsored by Motherhood Unstressed CBD- Better sleep is just a click away. Use code Podcast to save. Be sure to rate this podcast, subscribe and connect with us on Instagram @motherhoodunstressed for more content like this.

In our gossip tok podcast this week we talked about Cynthia Parker leaving her content house, Jenny Popach and her drama with her mom, and Zoi and Baron breaking up. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I'm joined by one of my favorite people in the entire world (and I'm not kidding) Scott Thiede (@swthiede) to discuss the latest TikTok gossip. Well, it looks like Addison Rae and Bryce Hall have called it quits, so of course, Bryce is back to fighting. What's up with this YouTubers vs TikTokers fight? Also, are all mirror selfies fake? And is love even real if Zoi and Baron aren't together anymore? We answer these questions & more. Plus, He's All That is coming to Netflix! Who wants to have a watch party? Let me know @ladytomhanks. — SHOW INFORMATIONInstagram: Instagram Twitter: Twitter Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Follow: Spotify

This week, your favorite duo talk about the Zoi and Baron break up, Matt James's finale and Braddison update. We also talk about noah beck, and the fight with austin mcbroom and youtubers and lot's of tiktokers Don't forget to Rate and review us, and make sure you are subscribed or following us on the podcast app! Find us: https://www.instagram.com/kayi.kunmi/ https://www.instagram.com/annahein6787/ https://www.instagram.com/internetgirlspod/ Email us at internetgirlspodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/internetgirls/message

This week, your favorite duo talk about the Zoi and Baron break up, Matt James's finale and Braddison update. We also talk about noah beck, and the fight with austin mcbroom and youtubers and lot's of tiktokers Don't forget to Rate and review us, and make sure you are subscribed or following us on the podcast app! Find us: https://www.instagram.com/kayi.kunmi/ https://www.instagram.com/annahein6787/ https://www.instagram.com/internetgirlspod/ Email us at internetgirlspodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/internetgirls/message

After losing his 15-year-old daughter to suicide, Eric Hodgdon found himself screaming, “Oh my god, Zoi, I’m so sorry. I cannot believe that I did not help you in some way.” Suddenly, it felt as if Zoi was sitting next to him. She said, “Dad, cut it out. I’m okay.” He froze, said, “Oh, my god. She’s right. She is okay now.” You would never know that Eric has walked through a massive, devastating life experience – or that it was this trauma that set him on a path to where he is and what he does today. He has a joy for life, and a very kind and loving spirit. As a coach, author, and speaker, Eric has trained thousands of people to navigate the worst setbacks that can happen to us all. In today’s episode, Eric shares his journey of grief and how he found a way to get back up after losing his daughter Zoi, what he learned from this traumatic experience, and how he teaches others that no one needs to walk alone. Overcomer Playlist Recommendation Fleetwood Mac - Don’t Stop Pearls of Wisdom Survival is not the end game. It’s part of the process, but not where you stop. How it’s okay to live your life and honor your loved one at the same time. Always remember to own what’s going on, and not let it own you. Show Notes To get access to the full show notes, including links to all the resources mentioned, visit LifeWithArwen.com/32 Get The Book! She Handled It, So Can You!: An Inspiring and Empowering Financial Guide for Women Connect with Arwen Becker Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Rate & Review If you enjoyed today’s episode of She Handled It, hit the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts, (or wherever you listen) so future episodes are automatically downloaded directly to your device. You can also help by providing an honest rating & review over on Apple Podcasts. Reviews go a long way in helping us build awareness so that we can impact even more people. THANK YOU!

Coming To Hawaii Part TwoThis part of the episode is brought to you under the influence of Mad Chem from HawaiianEthos.  I wanted to try the other Medicinal Store.  They just opened up a few months ago in Hilo.  I met J., Zoi, Ali, and Eric.  Very nice store and very friendly bud tenders.  Just like we are accustomed to at the Big Store.  This Mad Chem was bred from crossing Chem Dawg / Mad Scientist - a descendant of Herijauna and White Widow.  Uplifting strain has a subtle terpene profile and is great for relaxation and improving mood.  I will be headed back soon to get one of the strains that Originated from the Island - The Duke.  Look forward to that one in future podcast⦁- Coming To Hawaii - continued⦁- Wise Words - My Friend Bill⦁- PFC Song - The Dr.'s Mix⦁- Learning as I Grow - Heirlooms and Landrace strains⦁- Wine & Weed with Kathy featuring GalliVant Wine and LA Confidential Live Resin Badder from the Big storeThank You to my Survival Brother - Don - very grateful for your support of the podcast.  Thank You Alan, first for keeping that deer herd culled that's important for the herd.  Plus, for keeping all the lights on in South Texas and sharing the podcast with all your crew.  I appreciate you very much!  Shout out to my friends Phillipe and Tati for their donation - you guys are great neighbors thank you very much.  CHNO Chili Oils & Such (Joe's Hot Shit) Sichuan Mala Chili Oil Thai Curry Chili Oil Nashville Hot Chili Oil Hon-Dashi Furikake & More! Fuzz Face Pedals by Wes Jeans Fuzz Face Texas Edition guitar pedals. Custom made by Wes JeansSupport the show (https://www.venmo.com/CharlesDarrin-Shropshire)

Zoi (in the photo) and Bruce are the co-founders of Future X, an organisation which supports and promotes businesses that are purpose driven. The dynamic pair hatched their idea on a train journey one day as they both returned to Edinburgh from an event in Glasgow. The rest.....as they say, is history. Bruce is the CEO and Cofounder of FutureX and is passionate about using business as a force for good. Having worked with thousands of entrepreneurs Bruce has delivered programmes and global summits in Edinburgh, London, Los Angeles, Chicago, Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi and Shenzhen. He has also partnered with global brands like Apple, Virgin, Matercard, KPMG and Google. Zoi Kantounatou is the Co-Founder and CFO at FutureX, a company on a mission to empower and enable entrepreneurs to build better businesses. Prior to FutureX, Zoi had spent 4 years working with purpose driven entrepreneurs all over the world and has a background on Finance as well as a master's degree on International Business and Socio Economic Development. Today FutureX is a platform and community for businesses who want to start, grow and scale a business with a purpose greater than just profit. www.futurexinnovation.com Bruce Walker on Twitter

Welcome to the Speaking of Phenomenal Podcast - Episode number 4On today’s Episode meet Chef Alexia-Alexia is an Award winning Chef/Restaurateur, Cookbook Author and founder of "The One Week Chef School" . Alexia grew up in Greece and migrated to the US to attend "The Culinary Institute of America" where she graduated with honors. She worked in Michelin rated restaurants, was a contestant on Top Chef, Athens, has won many culinary competitions and has been awarded "Best Greek Restaurant in Miami" multiple times. Alexia continued her education at "Florida International University" while receiving multiple scholarships. At 26 she opened her first restaurant in Greece and in recession she accomplished to add 2 more units and a commissary. She returned to the US and worked for a Global corporate company where she run 20 profitable restaurants to educate herself further in restaurant systems. Nowadays you will find her Cooking on Youtube, Teaching on her online school, owning a cafe/bistro in Miami and building her new concept Zoi by Chef Alexia.---------------------------------------------------------------------CONNECT:website: www.shopbhav.comIG: @chefalexiaFB: Chef AlexiaYOUTUBE: ChefAlexia---------------------------------------------------------------------Be sure to subscribe now as well as follow along @Speakingofphenomenal on Instagram and www.52phenomenalwomen.com. See you soon!Support the show---------------------------------------------------------------------INTRO/OUTRO MUSIC (used with permission)WOMANPerformed by Tiffany VillarrealInstagramWritten by Greg Buddy Bangs Reed Jr, Michael Big Mike Hart Jr, Taura Stinson, Tiffany Villarreal-------------------------------------------------------HoneyBookSave 50% off your 1st year with HoneyBookDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Orgain Save 30% your 1st orderUse code AMYBOYLEPHOTO at checkoutDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/amybHoneyBook Save 50% off your 1st year with HoneyBookDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/amyboylephoto)

Cathy Zoi has seen it all. She’s studied and worked in oil, gas and clean energy since the Reagan Era. Now as CEO of charging company EVgo, she knows the future of energy is coming fast. “Rideshare drivers are now starting to drive EVs, those folks need to charge once a day away from home, and they need to do it fast. When COVID hit, delivery drivers for food deliveries needed to charge on our network. Fleet companies like Amazon. So every month that goes by, there is a new opportunity, says Zoi.”Cathy has a breadth of energy and cleantech experience working in leadership roles at non-profits, startups, venture capital, academia, and government agencies.Cathy was on the team that developed the original Energy Star rating when she worked at the Environmental Protection Agency. She was chief of staff in the White House Office on Environmental Policy in the Clinton-Gore Administration. And she is co-founder and executive chairman of Odyssey Energy, a software start-up bringing distributed clean power to developing countries. In this episode, Powerhouse CEO Emily Kirsch sits down with Cathy Zoi to discuss how that journey inevitably led her to electric transportation.Listen to all our past episodes of Watt It Takes here. This series is normally recorded in front of a live audience. But we’re now recording the interviews remotely. See future events here.The Energy Gang is brought to you by Wärtsilä Energy, leading the transition toward a 100% renewable energy future. Wärtsilä launched “The Path to 100%” to accelerate the transition to renewables. Become part of the discussion.The Energy Gang is brought to you by Honeywell, a leading supplier of IoT solutions to mission-critical industries around the world. Honeywell Smart Energy helps utilities transform their grid operations through advanced solutions and targeted services from edge to cloud. Learn more.

On this episode we hear from Cyril Lutterodt (@Cyril Lutterodt)Cyril Lutterodt, CEO and co-founder of ZOI, graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington with a bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies. He previously worked as CEO of Neu Robotics, a startup building autonomous aerial platforms for construction and real estate. Previously part of the Entreprenuer First LD14 cohort and working on ZOI. A startup based in London that is seeking to explore the symbiosis of humans and machines in an effort to pioneer the advancement of diagnostics and medicine.Connect with them online at Https://zoi.aihttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cyril-lutterodt/https://www.instagram.com/zoi.ai/https://www.linkedin.com/company/zoiai/Subscribe to our podcast and find our more about the #techlondon community at https://techlondon.io/podcast

Zoi (CA) was born in Karachi, Pakistan and helped cultivate his local electronic music scene by creating safe spaces for Pakistani revellers to experience techno and house music. He eventually moved to Toronto, Canada, where he pursued technical training in sound while developing a knack for music production. As a producer, Zoi focuses on creating complex soundscapes and deep melodies; all characterized by ethereal twilight overtones. Equal parts musician, and equal parts sound engineer, Zoi endeavours to capture ethereal and moody sounds that aim to embody the complexities of human experience. His releases can be found on well known labels like Kindisch, Traum Schallplatten, Nie Weider Schlafen, Dream Culture and Magician On Duty. His recent “Prisms EP” on Kindisch reached #1 in Organic House releases and #9 across all genres on Beatport. SoundCloud: @saazbyzoi Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/saazbyzoi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoi_music/ Latest music + releases: linktr.ee/zoica

The Amplified Radio Network brings you the best in house and tech house from around the world updated weekly. amplifiedradio.ca All Socials: @ampradionet 01.Equinox (Heavenly Club Mix) - Code 718 02. Generate Power (Jimster Main Mix) - Phonton Inc 03. Gates Of Sand - Paolo Rocco
 04. Kylie - Daniel Dubb
 05. Pound For Pound - Daniel Dubb
 06. Amongst the Birch - Jay Tripwire
 07. Waterfalls (3 A.M. Mix) - After Hours 
08. Eastbound - DJ Heure
 09. Run It By Me - Human Movement 
10. Moment Of Perception - Deadly Vanity 11.Let's Freak - SanXero
 12. Origin Of Infinity - Jay Tripwire
 13. Love & Happiness - River Ocean 
14. 4 A.M. - Gruve Collective 
15. Storm - Jonathan Rosa
 16. Let Go - Ted Kasprow
 17. Asuca - R.A.W
 18. Far Away - Talal & Zoi
 19. Sweet Ambience (Club Mix) - Lovechild
 20. King Of My Castle (Roy Malone's King Mix) - Wamdue Project

The Amplified Radio Network brings you the best in house and tech house from around the world updated weekly. amplifiedradio.ca All Socials: @ampradionet 01.Equinox (Heavenly Club Mix) - Code 718 02. Generate Power (Jimster Main Mix) - Phonton Inc 03. Gates Of Sand - Paolo Rocco
 04. Kylie - Daniel Dubb
 05. Pound For Pound - Daniel Dubb
 06. Amongst the Birch - Jay Tripwire
 07. Waterfalls (3 A.M. Mix) - After Hours 
08. Eastbound - DJ Heure
 09. Run It By Me - Human Movement 
10. Moment Of Perception - Deadly Vanity 11.Let's Freak - SanXero
 12. Origin Of Infinity - Jay Tripwire
 13. Love & Happiness - River Ocean 
14. 4 A.M. - Gruve Collective 
15. Storm - Jonathan Rosa
 16. Let Go - Ted Kasprow
 17. Asuca - R.A.W
 18. Far Away - Talal & Zoi
 19. Sweet Ambience (Club Mix) - Lovechild
 20. King Of My Castle (Roy Malone's King Mix) - Wamdue Project

U ovoj epizodi Alexis i Zoi pričaju o životu, karijeri i muzičkoj industriji, a nakon toga Alexis i Dragana Gabbana dele savete vernim slušaocima. Produced by @jovijah Pratite nas na drustvenim mrežama: Alexis Vandercunt Instagram: @alexisplastic Twitter: @alexisplastic_ Zoi Instagram: @zodackwhite Twitter: @zloica Jovijah Instagram: @jovijah Twitter: @jovijah Da Se Zna Instagram: @dasezna.lgbt Twitter: @dasezna Facebook: dasezna.lgbt

Sailor Noob is the podcast where a Sailor Moon superfan and a total noob go episode by episode through the original Sailor Moon series!It's a whole new chapter of the saga this week as the fight against the Dark Kingdom escalates! Beryl and her generals are seeking the Rainbow Crystals, housed within the bodies of human-incarnated youma. But, the Sailor Scouts find a powerful new ally in the form of a brawny teenage girl: Sailor Jupiter!In this episode, we discuss homelessness in Japan, Japanese pizza, unisex names, the Japanese economic crash, welfare and non-profit charities, sunglasses, and "Kurabawa Kurabawa". We also talk about the Moon Stick, telekinesis, male youma, "Tour de Course", Cranemaster Joe, the Supreme Bliss, petty Ben Franklin, 2 Corinthians, Zoi bits, "ethnic" food, Naoko's allyship, Mako is the "Tori", there's no "X" in Japanese, and Kal tells his dance belt story!SHUCREAM SUNDAE!We're now on iTunes and your listening platform of choice! Please subscribe and give us a rating and a review! Arigato gozaimasu!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sailor-noob/id1486204787Sailor Noob is a part of the Just Enough Trope podcast network. Check out our other shows about your favorite pop culture topics and join our Discord!http://www.twitter.com/noob_sailorhttp://www.justenoughtrope.comhttps://discord.gg/ATMBeUD

Ein gemeinsames Business mit dem Lebenspartner - #realtionshipgoal oder Albtraum? Mein Freund und ich müssen uns seit nun 1,5 Wochen unseren Wohn- und Arbeitsraum teilen. Plötzlich telefonieren und Video-Konferenzen wir am kleinen Küchentisch, oft mit schleppender Internetverbindung, wenn der andere gerade parallel eine riesige Keynote Datei verschicken muss. Auf einmal verschwimmen die Grenzen zwischen Business-Meetings und Pärchenleben, das ich sonst peinlich genau zu trennen versuche. Ich merke recht schnell: Das ist eine ganz schöne Herausforderung, für die Beziehung, für das Business, für die Nerven! Wie wäre es dann erst, gemeinsam mit dem Partner am selben Projekt zu arbeiten, vielleicht sogar zusammen ein Unternehmen zu gründen? Das konnten mir Zoi und Phil von Portofino Ceramica beantworten. Die führen das Familienunternehmen nämlich mittlerweile zusammen und sind dabei noch gar nicht so lange ein Paar, wie man es vielleicht vermuten würde. Wie arrangiert man sich? Ist Business und Beziehung überhaupt trennbar? Und wie löst man im Streit richtig Konflikte? Und was können wir alle davon lernen, um die nächsten Wochen im Home Office gut zu überstehen? Werbepartner in dieser Folge. 1. Vodafone Vodafone hat sich mit der Bits & Bretzels zusammengetan. Diesen Sonntag, 29.03.2020 findet das Bits & Pretzels Virtual Founders Breakfast statt. Von 11.00 - 14.00 Uhr werden Speaker, CEO's und Persönlichkeiten des öffentlichen Lebens zu Themen sprechen, die aktuell die Gründerszene bewegt. Vodafone ist mit Uplift dabei. Vodafone Uplift ist das hauseigene Förderprogramm für Gründer*innen. Um dabei zu sein registriert ihr euch unter https://www.bitsandpretzels.com/virtualfoundersbreakfast - Dabei sind unter anderem Frank Thelen, Nico Rosberg und der CEO von Vodafone, Hannes Ametsreiter. Nutzt die Chance und nehmt kostenlos teil. Registriert ihr euch unter https://www.bitsandpretzels.com/virtualfoundersbreakfast! - Viel Spaß. 2. Safira Mit Baby got Business bin ich Medienpartnerin einer ganz besonderen Schmuck-Kollektion. Es geht um die "Empower Women" Collection. 20% des Erlöses der Collection gehen an ein Frauenhilfsprojekt von Plan International. Geht einfach auf https://safira.com/collections/empower-women/ __________ Hier findest du mehr über mich: - Website: www.akschmitz.com - Instagram - Ich: https://www.instagram.com/himbeersahnetorte/?hl=de - Instagram - Baby got Business: https://www.instagram.com/babygotbusiness/?hl=de - Twitter: https://twitter.com/ak_schmitz?lang=de - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anni.cherie.3 - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ann-katrin-schmitz/?originalSubdomain=de _____ Hier findest du mehr Infos über Zoi und Phil. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/portofino_ceramica/?hl=de Website: https://www.portofino-ceramica.com

Clubnace: Create new music - fill the ocean with new rivers. Dance - swim on the waves of the ocean. Dance is movement. Movement of life. Clubnace presents a monthly podcast Show Record. Clubnace - Show Record #1 Track List: 1: Clubnace - Intro 2: Dyve & Anna Yvette - Angels (Original Mix) 3: Timmy Trumpet, Savage - Deja-Vu (Extended Version) 4: Elio & Pedro Carrilho - Don't Tell (Original Mix) 5: Bougenvilla - Nagini (Extended Mix) 6: Chester Young - Find My Way (Original Mix) 7: Mark Sixma & Emma Hewitt - Missing (Andrew Rayel & Mark Sixma Extended Remix) 8: Tenishia, Alexander Popov - Play Your Cards feat. Thomas T (Extended Mix) 9: Luca Debonaire & Mekki Martin - The Uprock (Original Mix) 10: Impulz & Theis EZ, Treyy G - Jammin (Original Mix) 11: Nutz ft. 47th - Punch (Original Mix) 12: Thibaud Vernier - Get Crunk! (Original Mix) 13: Chinese Man & Tha Trickaz - Operaz (feat. Youthstar & A.S.M) 14: Psyko Punkz - Born As A Rebel (Extended Mix) 15: Activator - Summer Breeze (Proto Bytez Remix) 16: Andrew Rayel And KhoMha - All Systems Down (Extended Mix) 17: AndreOne - Delta (Original Mix) 18: Bigtopo & Omar Diaz - Amazonas (Extended Mix) 19: Slice N Dice - Flare (Original Mix) 20: Dualmind - Knights (Original Mix) 21: ZOI x Lantte - ONYX (ZOI VIP) 22: Dirty Palm feat. Micah Martin - Oblivion (Original Mix) 23: Seedy Jazz - Acido (Original Mix) 24: Dual Beat - Bambolite (Vocal Mix) 25: Drumsound & Bassline Smith - I Need Somebody (Original Mix) 26: Karetus - S.O.S. (feat. Sp Deville) Like & follow me, if you like the show: VK: https://vk.com/clubnace Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clubnace/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/clubnace Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/clubnace #Clubnace #djClubnace #ShowRecord #Клабнейс

Real Talk: Legendary Banked Slalom, Snowboarder Awards, Dew Tour, Freeride World Tour and DCP's Deeply Rooted.   Featuring Jeff Pensiero, Zoi Sadowski-Synott, Cooper Whittier, Dustbox, Jill Perkins, Luke Winkleman, Jamie Anderson, Sage Kotsenberg, Maria Thomsen, Drayden Gardner, Rene Rinnekangas, Benny Milam, DCP, and Jeff Pensiero. It's a jam packed show featuring the Mt. Baker Banked Slalom, Snowboarder Awards, Dew Tour, Freeride World Tour and DCP's Deeply Rooted.    Today's show is brought to you by http://neversummer.com http://686.com http://dcshoes.com   Mt. Baker Banked Slalom   Jeff Pensiero Interview featuring George Johnston   CATEGORY NAME BEST TIME HOME AGE Pro Men (All Ages) Seth Wescott 1:00.30 Carrabassett, ME 43 Pro Women (All Ages) Audrey Hebert 1:05.26 Banff, AB 31 Pro Women Masters (40+) Murielle Imhof 1:06.99 Grindelwald, SWITZERLAND 41 Pro Masters (40-49) Pontus Ståhlkloo 1:02.80 Sollerön, SWE 46 Pro Legends (50+) Tom Burt 1:05.69 Kings Beach, CA 55 Next Gen Girls (11 & under) Jade Knox 1:12.31 Snoqualmie Pass, WA 11 Next Gen Boys (11 & under) Rafe Hudson 1:10.80 Whistler, BC 11 Junior Girls (12-15) Madrona Raney 1:07.93 Bainbridge Island, WA 14 Junior Boys (12-15) Cannon Cummins 1:03.87 Sequim, WA 15 Younger Amateurs (16-19) Milo Malkoski 1:04.35 Seattle, WA 19 Older Amateurs (20-29) Hunter Knoll 1:05.75 Hood River, OR 27 Women Amateurs (16-29) Svenja Schallner 1:07.51 Gortipohl, AUSTRIA 25 Women Masters (30-44) Janessa Bork 1:07.46 Bend, OR 34 Masters (30-39) Che Contreras 1:03.60 Bellingham, WA 34 Women MidGrands (45+) Rosanne Lauderdale 1:13.42 Glacier, WA 45 Mid Masters (40-49) Chauncey Sorenson 1:03.67 Juneau, AK 40 Grand Masters (50+) Mike Cummins 1:07.41 Olympia, WA 50 Dew Tour Results   Womens Slope Jamie Anderson Miyabi Onitsuka Anna Gasser   Mens Slope Red Gerard Brock Crouch Stale Sandbech   Streetstyle Miles Falcon Rene Rinnekangas Benny Milam Girls Streetsyle Maria Thomson Alex Roland Emma Crosby Mens Mod Pipe Scotty James Yuto Totsuka Pat Burgener   Women Pipe Jiayu Liu Maddie Mastro Queralt Castelett  Freeride World Tour   Men   Johnathan Pennfield Sammy Luebke Victor De Le Rue Women Marion Haerty Claudia Avon Erika Vikander

MARCO PELLIGRA AVVOCATO – ISORROPIA HOMEGALLERY ArteConcasTalks Live on Tesla Oggi andiamo a fare un giro con Marco Pelligra per #ArteConcasTALKSLIVE on #Tesla! Avvocato, collezionista e appassionato d’arte, Marco, insieme a sua moglie Zoi, ha creato Isorropia Home Gallery, un progetto di home gallery dove le opere di giovani artisti trovano spazio tra le pareti […] L'articolo MARCO PELLIGRA – Intervista – ArteConcasTalks Live On Tesla / Andrea Concas proviene da Andrea Concas - Il mondo dell’arte che nessuno ti ha mai raccontato.

Cześć, dzień dobry!To już 30 odcinek. Wow, nawet nie wiem kiedy ten czas minął i z pierwszego odcinka zrobiło się 30. To już ponad 6 godzin nagrań i jak widzę, codziennie rośnie grono słuchaczy - za co serdecznie Wam dziękuję. Dziś mam dla Ciebie odcinek poświęcony Centrom, Biurom i Zespołom Obsługi Inwestora - czyli tym Teamom w Urzedach Miast, których głównym zadaniem jest wsparcie na biznesu, który chce się w danej lokalizacji rozwijać. Posłuchajcie i jeśli chcecie dowiedzieć się jak i gdzie otworzyć biuro w polskich miastach, to kierujcie swoje kroki do COI, BOI albo ZOI lub Agencji Rozwoju Regionalnego :)Do usłyszenia!--- przydatne linki ---Biuro Obsługi Inwestorów w Poznaniu - http://www.poznan.pl/mim/inwestycje/o-nas,p,45419.htmlCentrum Obsługi Inwestora Kielce - http://www.invest.kielce.pl/centrum-obslugi-inwestoraWarszawa dla biznesu - http://firma.um.warszawa.pl/Invest in Pomerania - https://investinpomerania.pl/Bydgoska Agencja Rozwoju Regionalnego - https://barr.pl/Biuro Obsługi Inwestora Lublin - https://lublin.eu/urzad-miasta-lublin/struktura-organizacyjna/departament-inwestycji-i-rozwoju/biuro-obslugi-inwestorow,10787,w.html

Consciousness is pretty much everything. Everything that you've apprehended in your life is due to being able to have conscious experience. But why is it that perhaps the most fundamental ability in our life is so hard to pin down? Why are we Conscious? Where is Consciousness? How did we become Conscious? What do we do with it now? Is it evolving? All of these questions are brought up with my guest Zoi in the latest (and most chaotic) episode of What Magic is This? 

I broke down exactly where to start tackling this scenario, what you need to figure out first, and the key factors to getting your new business off the ground. In this episode, you’ll also learn why your mindset matters when you approach questions like this, the specific costs you need to take into account to make your dream a reality and how your ZOG and your ZOI come into play. I’m also covering why starting a side hustle may be exactly what you need to fund your new business. Listen to the episode now!    For exclusive content surrounding this and all podcast episodes, sign up for our amazing newsletter at www.theinfluencerpodcast.com. And don’t forget to snap and post a photo while listening to the show and tag me (@julssolomon)! Did you know that I’m kicking off the relaunch of The Influencer Academy RIGHT NOW with a brand new webinar on Thursday, 9/26 at 3pm EST. You won’t want to miss this informative Q&A style webinar with some of my past TIA students. Sign up now.  One more thing! Make sure you subscribe to the podcast to stay up-to-date on the latest influencer insights and strategies.

Listen to Anna and I chat through the importance of distinguishing between a goal and an outcome (this is so, so key), the biggest thing you’re not taking into account when measuring your success, why my team looks at our results in terms of “good, better and best,” and what every project launch needs to review during their debrief. I also talk through the importance of operating within your own, personal zone of genius and why your ZOG, ZOC and ZOI are so important.   For exclusive content surrounding this and all podcast episodes, sign up for our amazing newsletter at www.theinfluencerpodcast.com. And don’t forget to snap and post a photo while listening to the show and tag me (@julssolomon)!   Did you know that I’m kicking off the relaunch of The Influencer Academy RIGHT NOW with an in depth, seriously powerful new video series? If you aren’t signed up to get these videos delivered to your inbox every day, sign up NOW!    And that’s not it. I’m also hosting two live webinars on 9/18 and 9/19.  Can you join me??   One more thing! Make sure you subscribe to the podcast to stay up-to-date on the latest influencer insights and strategies.

This week marks our 25th Episode!!! It also marks our Season One Finale!It has been an honor to share our love of business and entrepreneurship with you. And while 25 sounds like a lot of episodes, we still have so much more coming your way for Season Two this fall.Our season finale is another "What We Learned" episode. In this episode, not only do we explore what we learned from our guests, particularly Rachna, MJ, and Zoi, but also what we learned as podcasters (i.e. baby entrepreneurs) starting a new venture and what we learned about ourselves taking on this new challenge.We have enjoyed every second of building our podcast community and can't wait to continue this fall. In the meantime, please continue to reach out, engage, and share ideas. Email us at fourofakindpodcast@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram for updates! And finally, don’t forget to hit subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts or Stitcher.Thanks everyone for your support and stay tuned for Season Two of Four of a Kind Podcast!

On this week's episode of Four of a Kind, we interview Bambino's Baby Food Founder and CEO Zoi Maroudas. Bambino's Baby Food is focused on creating healthy and organic meals with the key considerations of infant nutrition, reducing childhood allergies, and addressing obesity concerns. Hear about Zoi's journey starting the company, her insights into what it takes to be an entrepreneur, and her experiences as a female founder.Zoi has been involved in the food industry since she was a child, from growing up with parents who were organic farmers in Greece, to being part of the family restaurant business, to studying medicine and nutrition. She has a 360-degree view of the industry and is a leader in practices such as healthy conscious manufacturing, early childhood eating habits, and well-rounded infant and toddler meals.Zoi manufactures Bambino’s Baby Food in Anchorage, Alaska where she lives with her husband, Andreas and two small children. Get in touch with Zoi and Bambino's Baby Food!You can find Zoi's products on her website - Bambino's Baby FoodYou can connect with Zoi on LinkedInPress release on Infant ActQuestions or comments? Email us at fourofakindpodcast@gmail.com. And don’t forget to hit subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts or Stitcher and follow us on Instagram for updates!

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Techstination interview: Travis and Zoi Meet partner for multilingual meeting translations: CES interview

Techstination interview: Travis and Zoi Meet partner for multilingual meeting translations: CES interview

Finns tid på riktigt, eller är den bara ett påhitt? Tillsammans med 10-åriga Zoi och 11-åriga Nils funderar Farzad kring de här kluriga frågorna. De vänder och vrider på sina tankar, och frågar sig bland annat vad som skulle hända om tiden inte fanns. För att få höra ännu fler funderingar om tiden lyssnar de också på vad några elever på Snösätraskolan i Rågsved tänker. När man filosoferar finns det inga rätt eller fel och det är inte svaren som är viktiga - utan vägen dit.

Finns tid på riktigt, eller är den bara ett påhitt? Tillsammans med 10-åriga Zoi och 11-åriga Nils funderar Farzad kring de här kluriga frågorna. De vänder och vrider på sina tankar, och frågar sig bland annat vad som skulle hända om tiden inte fanns. För att få höra ännu fler funderingar om tiden lyssnar de också på vad några elever på Snösätraskolan i Rågsved tänker. När man filosoferar finns det inga rätt eller fel och det är inte svaren som är viktiga - utan vägen dit.

Suicide is not inevitable for anyone. By starting the conversation, providing support, and directing help, we can prevent suicides and save lives.  4 years ago, Eric Hodgdon lost his 15-year old daughter Zoi to suicide and since then he has been fighting for his family, all of Zoi’s friends and others to find their pathway back to better days – to become resilient and thrive in life as he is now.  RESOURCES Eric’s Story A Sherpa Named Zoi: How to Walk Through Grief and Live with Intention IAM Strong   Suicide Prevention Hotline 800-273-8255 BeStrong   

You are not going to want to miss today's show. After losing his beloved daughter, today's guest made a decision to not only heal his own life, but to advocate and educate for other people going through grief, adversity and struggles. His name is Eric Hodgdon, and this is The YES Effect Show!  Eric Hodgdon (pronounced Hodge-dun) is Zoi's dad, as well as dad to two older and very artistic and musically talented stepchildren: Arminda, and Christos.  Eric Hodgdon is a speaker, trainer, and a warrior for resilience in memory of his dynamic daughter, Zoi. After losing Zoi in early 2014 to suicide, Eric vowed to fight for his family and all of his daughter's friends to find a pathway back to better days. Eric now trains resilience leaders and others who are stuck in grief, to rise above the noise so they may thrive and see the beauty in life again. Eric lives in the Boston area.  Visit Eric Hodgdon's website at  www.erichodgdon.com to learn about the upcoming Get Up 8 Live workshop in Boston, Eric's bestselling book - A Sherpa Named Zoi, as well as Speaking information, The Get Up 8 Podcast, Corporate speaking and training information, Personal coaching programs and other free resources. If you're looking to make more money and build the kind of life that lights you on FIRE, stay tuned until the end of this show for a very special announcement on how we can work together! For full show notes on all of our episodes, visit http://shellivarela.com/the-yes-effect-show/

Streamed LIVE on Techno.FM on December 9th 2017 Originally hailing from Tehran, Iran, Rublez N Pence (Roozbeh Nayeri)'s nomadic pilgrimage to his home-base in Toronto, has taken him across Europe and North America. Living in Istanbul, Texas and Vancouver over the years, his musical influences are as varied as the many places he's called home. Djing and promoting in Toronto since 2012, Rublez has had the opportunity to play alongside many talented selectahs. These include Medicineman, Nature of Music, Aquatic Mind, LeeLee Mishi, TAKiN, Richard Brooks, Joel 'Cortex Enterainment' Dubin, Mark Baker, VETEZE, Danny Thrax, Jad AD, Dick Diamonds and Talal & Zoi. Most recently, he's has opened for notable artists Frankie Bones and Estroe. Though his roots are in Hip-Hop, RnB and Soul, Rublez has been consumed by their intersection with Garage, House and Techno since 2006. Some of his biggest influences include Mark Farina, Chaos In The CBD, Joe Hertz, Hannah Wants, Justin Martin and Flava D. With a relentless hunger for all sounds offering deep, melodic, vocal, and booty bass elements, Rublez is known for keeping the flow diverse and the dance floor moving. https://soundcloud.com/rubleznpence

  Welcome or welcome back to the uncomfortable is OK podcast. I'm your host Chris Desmond and this is the show where I chat with fascinating people who have faced down the Uncomfortable. We hear their stories and jump into the strategies they've used for getting uncomfortable. Over the last couple of week's I've appeared as a guest on a couple of other podcasts, The Willosophy podcast, and It's no secret with Dr T. It's been an interesting and uncomfortable experience being on the other side of the microphone and having questions asked of me. Thankfully after having over 70 conversations with people on this podcast I've probably got enough to say to fill up half an hour or so. Being a guest on someone else's podcast to talk about getting uncomfortable has given me a greater appreciation of story telling. Being able to impart your viewpoint and experience through story is such an important skill, but also a difficult one to master. It makes me appreciate today's guest, Eric Hodgdon even more. A few years ago Eric went through the trauma of his daughter Zoi's suicide. Thankfully I have never been placed in a situation like that, and I struggle to comprehend what it must have been like. It's a tough topic that not many people seem willing to speak about so I'm grateful that Eric is opening up about his experiences. After going through his grieving process Eric realised that he needed to find his way back to better days, and to help those around him to do the same. That's what this conversation is mainly focussed on, Eric's grieving, his pathway back to better days and living a life where he is thriving again, and how he is helping others to do the same. Suicide is a tough topic, especially here in New Zealand and if you're thinking about it then even though it may not seem like it at the moment, that things are going to get better. Reach out and talk to someone you trust. I've put a list of numbers you can call in New Zealand in the notes for the show, a quick Google search brings up a raft of contacts in other countries too, please get in touch with Eric or with myself if you need to talk. For those of you who have been impacted by suicide, it will also get better, listen to Eric's story as he tells us how his life did. In this conversation Eric and I kick it off by talking about some concepts about getting uncomfortable, I was checking the sound levels and then the conversation just seemed to go, so it may not seem to flow like some of the other episodes. Thank you to Traver Boehm for introducing me to Eric. Please share this episode out with people you think may get value from it. Thank you for getting uncomfortable with Eric and me today. • LIFELINE: 0800 543 354 (available 24/7) • SUICIDE CRISIS HELPLINE: 0508 828 865(0508 TAUTOKO) (available 24/7) • YOUTHLINE: 0800 376 633 • NEED TO TALK? Free call or text 1737 (available 24/7) • KIDSLINE: 0800 543 754 (available 24/7) • WHATSUP: 0800 942 8787 (1pm to 11pm) • DEPRESSION HELPLINE: 0800 111 757 Guest: Eric Hodgdon Website Eric Facebook Eric Instagram   Host: Chris Desmond UIOK Instagram UIOK Facebook Chris Desmond Twitter Support the show on Patreon   Music: Jeremy Desmond  

Thank you for listening to this week’s Biz Vizion with Alaska Tracy.  This week, Zoi Maroudas-Tziolas shares some heartfelt testimonies about how and why she started Bambinos Baby Food.  Zoi says, "We are not just a baby food company; we are an extension of your love and commitment to your family." Bambino's celebrates their Grand Opening on September 1st by opening their new manufacturing location and retail store front at 2819 Spenard in Anchorage, Alaska.   Bambinos Baby Food is a national natural, organic baby food company that ships 24 meals directly to parents’ doorsteps.  So yes, you can order if you live outside of Alaska!  The flavors are delicious.  I tried the salmon - it was like a creamy bisque, and I loved it. I loved it so much that I fed it to my husband for dinner! Guess what? He liked it too! The baby food is nutritionally focused to address allergies and lay the foundation for healthy eating habits that will last a lifetime. Meals are packaged in fun star shapes to be enjoyed frozen like popsicles to be used as a natural teether, or they can be warmed up into a beautiful smooth puree. Every bite offers a great balance of protein, grain and vegetables creating a healthy, tasty and allergist-approved meal. Zoi told me that people with food allergies, those who are bodybuilders, and people that are concerned about what they put in their bodies buy Bambinos! I will be buying her products for my healthy meals, and I also fed to our fur baby that is surviving bone cancer.  We have her on a strict healthy diet, and she loved the stars!   After our interview, Zoi shared what it was like to move to the US as a 4-year-old from Greece.  She has been working in some way, shape or form to help her family’s business from a very young age.   My take away: Zoi has learned to roll up her sleeves and work hard to achieve a life beyond her wildest dreams for herself and her family.  What a gift she is to our community in Anchorage and businesses all over. I hope you will take the time to share, comment and remember to subscribe to Biz Vizion with Alaska Tracy.   As always,  if you know someone whose story is filled with inspiration, please drop me a message as they may be a perfect fit for the podcast.  

Track List for Mood Music Vol. 2: Raising the Storm - Gruuve; Magic Footsteps - Modd; Sofiel - Francesca Lombarda; Clint - Patlac; Desolate - Dahu (Hraach remix); RS - Dahu Addicted - Aquarius Heaven (Rampa remix); Disclaimer - Uner; Schund - Super Flu; Aurora - Patlac; Of Sorrow - Yoko0 & InDeep; Between the Lines - Tatai & Zoi; Sundroina - Jinadu & E&P; Amazon (snippet) - Luca Bacchetti; Dahnser - Pablo Bolivar; Fragile - Kora (CA); Sun Tease - Uner; In the City - Ralf Gum; Elena - Human Machine; Deltavox - Nhar; and Shine On You Crazy Diamond - Pink Floyd (Padouc Edit). Recorded 3.23.17 Show less

Arman & Beynon live from Parlour in Toronto, opening up for Talal & Zoi on November 12, 2016.

SO HERES MY CHRISTMAS CRACKER 2014 MIX PEEPS . A 2 HOUR MIX OF BRAND NEW BULLETS WITH AN OLD SKOOL VIBE TO IT. I WANT TO THANK EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU GUYS WHO DOWNLOAD MY MIXES AND ALL THOSE THAT SHARE THEM AND COMMENT ON THEM. I APPRECIATE YOU TAKING THE TIME OUT . DONT FORGET TO LOOK UP MU FACEBOOK PAGE https://www.facebook.com/djrossmiller/posts/10204697562094351?comment_id=10204699066691965&offset=0&total_comments=6¬if_t=feed_comment#!/pages/Djross-Miller/1736946716529435 2014 HAS BEEN AN AWESOME YEAR I HAVE MADE SOME GREAT FRIENDSHIPS THROUGH MUSIC AND ROCKED A FEW FLOORS AND LOOK FORWARD TO 2015. HAVE AN AWESOME CHRISTMAS PEEPS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR KEEP IT FUNKY AND KEEP IT SOULFUL. TRACKLISTING IS AS FOLLOWS 1 = VITTORIO SANTONELLI - HAVNT YOU HEARD 2 = TOM GIANELLI - MY FEELING 3 = MICKY MORE - DPEND SOME TIME 4 = ANHANGUERA - LOUDER IS BETTER 5 = ARTURO GARCES - WHERE WERE YOU 6 = CUPCAKES - NEW POSITION 7 = DJ TONKA - FEEL (2014 UPDATE) 8 = GLENN UNDEGROUND - DING DING 9 = JASON BROOKES - ALRIGHT 10 = J PAUL GETTO - FEELS SO GOOD 11 = RICHARD EARNSHAW - INSIDE & OUT 12 = COTTERELL - MUSIC AND SOUL 13 = DJ SPEN - LET IT ALL GO 14 = ROTER AND LEWIS - GET OUT OF MY LIFE 15 = GREG LEWIS - SURVIVOR 16 = SCOTT DIAZ - SWEET MEMORIES 17 = ZOI , ERRO , PHONTE - WE ARE ON THE MOVE 18 = JONNY MONTANNA - LUNAR EYES 19 = MR V - VOODOO BOUNCE 20 = NATASHA WATTS - I KNOW WITH THE NEW YEAR COMES A NEW BILL FROM PODOMATIC TO KEEP THIS PAGE ALIVE AND TRUST ITS NOT CHEAP . PLEASE HELP BY HITTING THAT DONATE BUTTON PEEPS IT ALL HELPS NO MATTER HOW MUCH . YOU CAN SUBSCRIBE ON MY MAIN PAGE OR ON ITUNES JUST SEARCH DJROSSMILLER APPRECIATE YOUR COMMENTS AND SUPPORT .MORE HEAR NO EVIL MIXES AT HTTP://CLASSICHOUSEMIXES.PODOMATIC.COM ALSO CATCH MY FRIENDS MIXES AT HTTP://LEA73.PODOMATIC.COM AND FOR MORE GREAT MIXES. HTTP://MIXJA.PODOMATIC.COM PEACE ROSS

Jennifer stood by her woman Zoi on episode 5 of Top Chef Chicago, clearly upset that Zoi was packing her knives as a result of underseasoned mushrooms—while Richard, and his scaly, mushy salmon, was saved. But our big question: Why don't Zoi and Jen really kiss?