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Parenting with Ease brings to life the challenges and ways of being with children that both honor yourself and the kids. Sometimes the conversations are light, sometimes the conversations are challenging, yet leave with real life examples of more possibility.

Categories: Kids & Family

FrontRunners Podcast, powered by the Tarleton State University School of Kinesiology, is an all-encompassing source of relevant information, entertainment, and news related to the broad fields of Kinesiology & Athletics. It features a dynamic lineup of guests including coaches, fitness professionals, academicians, athletic performance specialists, and other prominent thought leaders. It is a valuable source for education and entertainment for those interested in the Kinesiology & Sport industry. Executive Director: Dr. Kayla Peak @DrKaylaPeak Producer: Lane Senn @Lane_Osenn Music Production: Patrick Freehill

Categories: Business, Health & Fitness

Tags: alliedhealth, athleticperformance, athletics, athletictraining, career, careercoaching, Coaching, exercise, fitness, health, kinesiology, Motivation, professionaldevelopment, sport, wellness

Games are so much more than reviews, the latest and greatest tech, sales number, and industry news and that’s what we’re here to show you. Join Eric Kanius every Monday as he chats with a different guest from around the world to find out how games have influenced their life and in what ways. If you ever wanted to know how the games you love have been a part of other people’s experiences, you’ve come to the right place.

Categories: Leisure

The Film For Thought Show is a discussion above all else. It’s a platform where discussion of the audio-visual medium and everything that comes with it, expressed in the eyes of those who are new to the world of production. Twitter: @_filmforthought Instagram: @thefilmforthoughtshow Twitch: @thefilmforthoughtshow

Categories: TV & Film

The Locked On Dodgers Podcast is your daily podcast about the Los Angeles Dodgers, hosted by Jeff Snider (@snidog) and Vince Samperio (@VinceSamperio). If you want smart, passionate takes on the Dodgers every morning while you drive to work, Locked On Dodgers is the ticket. Vince and Jeff bleed Dodger Blue just like you do, and after 2020 both of them have been alive to see our Boys in Blue win it all. If Vin Scully had listened to podcasts, this is the one he’d have listened to (we’re pretty sure). Part of the Locked On Podcast Network.

Categories: Sports

Lucy Vincent founded the UK’s first ever charity dedicated to transforming prison food after years campaigning for an improvement. Now she’s on a mission to convince us why this unpopular and marginalised subject matters. Across 8 episodes, Food Behind Bars will shine a light on what we’re getting wrong, how we can put it right and what delivering wholesome and nutritious prison food could mean for every single one of us.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

If you’ve ever asked yourself: How can I get more traffic? What are the best practices for ecommerce marketers? How do I grow my business on a limited budget? How do I increase AOV? What about customer retention? Then you have come to the right place. Welcome to the Nerd Marketing Ecommerce Podcast where ecommerce veteran and industry legend Drew Sanocki delivers clear, actionable, data driven strategies to grow your ecommerce business.

Categories: Business

A ‘keep it real’ podcast all about helping YOU master simplicity and control your chaos… with a ‘no more excuses’ mentality. As ambitious humans, we’ll be the strongest version of ourselves, show up more powerfully in our relationships, do work that matters deeply to us, and take amazing adventures, together.

Compounding confidence comes through acts of consistent courage.

Compounding Confidence

– The build up of confidence

Consistent Courage

– Intentionally taking action on the UNCOMFORTABLE that your intuition is guiding you toward

STORY: When I first started my own coaching business, in 2008 I knew I needed to get out my comfort zone and meet people in the community.

I FELT that this was my next step. When I say FELT, what I’m saying is: my intuition (small voice inside) nudged me and said, “Go do this.”

Going out and doing this networking things was all the way against my personality at that time. I was terrified.

However, I paid attention to the nudge, took the first step, and looked up networking meetings in my area.

Then, very uncomfortably, I went to my first one. I felt all kinds of discomfort because I knew they were going to come around the table and have everyone introduce themselves and their business.

I knew people would ask me questions. I knew I’d be around people who had been doing this for awhile, and I’d be the new guy.

All of that was true.

I demonstrated the necessary courage, got that first meeting in, and earned my first layer of confidence.

That first layer of confidence showed me that I would NOT die by doing something new.

I would NOT die by meeting new people.

I would NOT die by introducing who I was and sharing my business.

Now here’s the truth: confidence is earned, and the dues must be paid consistently, or you lose the right to keep that confidence.

The way you pay the dues is by stepping into the next act of courage.

This meant I would need to show up to that networking meeting the next week.

I did that. Guess what, I had less anxiety about it. Sure, it was still uncomfortable, but the first layer of confidence that I earned, was still with me.

If I had missed that 2nd meeting, for any reason, I would have lost my right to retain that 1st layer of confidence.

My courage dues would not have been paid.

Long story short, I joined more networking groups. I started speaking at these groups. People started to become very interested in what I was doing as I become a more seasoned speaker.

Eventually, I landed a very big corporate contract from a speaking gig that I did and the right person heard me.

This would have never happened without me demonstrating courage and making the move that my intuition brilliantly guided my toward.

You must demonstrate the courage first.

It’s the only way to earn the right, to see proof that you WILL survive, and win, through the uncomfortable.

Consider this…

When you’re not actively demonstrating consistent courage, you’re REWARDING REGRET. This happens because you went against the call that your intuition (small voice) prompted you on.

You FELT what you were being called to do… and you made a choice to NOT demonstrate the courage to do it.

– Example: You FELT that it was time to reach out to that friend that you hadn’t heard from in a long time, but you didn’t.
– Example: You FELT that it was time to have that deep conversation, but you avoided it.
– Example: You’ve been FEELING that it was time to make that career move, but you haven’t done it yet.
– Example: You’ve been FEELING that it’s time to take action on your health, but instead you keep repeating what you did yesterday.

The list goes on.

We’re humans and we all go through this.

The faster you can get to the TRUTH about what it takes to gain confidence – and the TRUTH about how you may be avoiding what it takes to earn it – the faster you’ll understand that your path is through the uncomfortable.

Your path is through acts of consistent courage.

Now that you know that, where do you go from here? What is your next step?

I have it for you right here:

Answer these 6 powerful questions…

– What is ONE thing that your intuition (small voice) has been prompting you to do, that you’ve been avoiding?
– Why are you avoiding it?
– What’s the cost of continuing to avoid that prompting?
– How will your life be better if you take action on that prompting?
– What is the very NEXT step you can take to begin taking action?
– What is the specific date that YOU WILL take that NEXT step?

Get to the truth, RIGHT NOW, and answer those questions.

Once you set your date, make it non-negotiable for yourself to avoid it.

Once you take that first step, keep repeating number 5 and 6 until you have resolved/achieved the mission.

Repeat this entire process for the next thing you’ve been avoiding.

This is how you leave zero room to REWARD REGRET.

This is how you demonstrate CONSISTENT COURAGE.

This is how you build COMPOUNDING CONFIDENCE.

Hearing this information won’t be enough… ever.

You must act.

It’s time to you to go DOtheDamnWORK.

No More Excuses!

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: ambition, fit lifestyle, Motivation, personal development, procrastination, Self-Improvement

After years spent studying spiritual teachers, and coaching hundreds of executives, I found a link: success hinges on being spiritually aligned with your career. If you can work and live from this place of alignment, you can ascend to new professional heights and transcend personal setbacks. This podcast provides key insights from high-achievers and their spiritual and personal development. Listen to conversations with industry experts and learn the mindset hacks and spiritual wisdom they applied to their careers to manifest their success.

Master Brand Strategist and Thought Leader Graceann Bennett talks with Elizabeth abut how to handle Mean Girls in the Workplace.

Categories: Education

Welcome to Shut-Up & Listen: a music industry podcast where we will dive into all aspects of the music business. This podcast will not only dive into the creative process (i.e. recording) and experiences from the artist perspective; but also shed light on the granular side of the industry so we can hear from the folks behind the scenes. This will include guests that are production managers, VJ & lighting gurus, artist managers, record label managers, and folks that handle everything in-between. Each episode will feature a special guest that will share their journey and insight based on their expertise.

If you are someone who just enjoys listening to music – “the casual listener”: our hope is that you’ll finish each episode with a deeper understanding and appreciation for what goes into making music and/or putting on the events you enjoy. If you are someone currently navigating the industry; our hope is that you can listen to an episode and immediately use what you’ve heard towards reaching your artistic goals. You’re not in this alone.

Shree is your host. He has 8+ years of experience as a music educator. He has also navigated various aspects of the music business including co-founding his own production company, managing artists, producing original music with releases on music labels, performing at music festivals and more.

“That’s what Shree said.”

Categories: Business, Music

Tags: artists, business, dj, industry, music, production, recording

This is a safe space to be whoever you want talk about whatever you want and just have a good laugh. “It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried” and that’s exactly what we are doing, we tryin out here. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wetryingouthere/support

Categories: Education

Go blue and get real with Sarah Juliano and Mark Mitrano as they get down and dirty about life in Ann Arbor. Two University of Michigan students, Sarah and Mark exploit the explicit details of their college years, helping you relive or make the most of yours. Tune in to hear what it really means to be the leaders and the best. Listen at your own risk! Produced by Amelia Baumann and Gillian Yang Edited by Amelia Baumann Graphics by Violet Dine

Categories: Comedy

We Should Split Up: Frightful Advice for Spooky People is an advice podcast broadcasting from Salem Cove, the 4-time (nonconsecutive) winner for Eeriest Mid-Sized Town in the Northeastern Coastal Region. Hester Doyle, your a-ghoulie aunt, answers real listener questions every Thursday with a rotating cabal of co-hosts, including Norm the werewolf in denial, Jeff the head in a box, Velveteen O’Hara the taxidermist, Sloane the zombie rights advocate, and Graven Hews the illustrated man (and part-time meteorologist). Submit your questions to frightadvice@gmail.com Logo art by Maya Renfro featuring public domain images from the British Library (jolly good place).

Categories: Society & Culture

Podcast featuring International Best Selling Author and Publisher Teresa Hawley-Howard. www.teresahawleyhoward.com #WOMEnterprises

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Parsha To Go w/ Rabbi Mandelbaum elaborates on the weekly Torah portion. In 6 minutes you will get the quintessential thoughts on the Parsha.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

This is the top ten club tunes of the week decided by DJ Loki and DJ Sol.

Categories: Music

Tags: Electronic, music

The award-wanting travel podcast where we unpack our battered suitcases to bring you travel essentials and inside tips on the hottest destinations. Don’t leave this gold in the hold!

Categories: Society & Culture

Encouraging, educating, and entertaining your thoughts with mine surrounding kinks, filth, etc…

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