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Please leave a review – one index finger spasm for you, a day made for me. The emergent characteristics of crony capitalism have punished those inclined to go against the grain. My guests and I tackle existential questions, financial topics, current events – while celebrating those with the courage to be different.
Categories: Education
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Categories: Technology
Multi-platinum selling pop artist Andy Grammer is creator and host of The Good Parts, a podcast series that digs into the philosophies, failures and spiritual experiences that make up the lives of each guest. Andy’s guests are some of the most interesting and creative people in business, entertainment and media. Each episode is an intimate conversation as Andy and his guests trade stories, and get to the heart of who they are and why they do what they do.
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In this podcast, me and several of my friends along with many guests along the way will talk about media, technology, and deep discussions about morals. we will also do fun segments and improve segments sure to make things interesting. With several different segments each podcast it it sure to be a blast!!!
Categories: TV & Film
Get to know the true stories behind some of the most inspirational and talented musicians, creatives and historical figures in the world with musician and author Nate Holder by listening to the I Wish I Didn’t Quit Music Podcast.
Categories: Music
”Hollywood Remixed” is a topical, diversity-focused podcast from The Hollywood Reporter, hosted by Rebecca Sun. Each episode will be dedicated to a single theme – a type of character or story that has been traditionally underrepresented or misrepresented in pop culture – and feature an expert co-host as well as a special guest whose latest work exemplifies a new breakthrough in representation. We’ll revisit groundbreaking classics and introduce listeners to hidden gems, in order to better understand how film and television in the past has shaped progress in the present. Hosted by: Rebecca Sun Produced by: Matthew Whitehurst
Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film
Tags: cultural change, film, hollywood, inclusion, industry, misrepresentation, movie, television, the hollywood reporter, thr, topical, tv, underrepresentation
Hosted by Chris Oddo and Produced by Tennis Now and Tennis Express, the Lucky Letcord Podcast gives you in-depth analysis and insights from the ATP and WTA Tours.
Tags: Podcast, Professional, SPorts, tennis
A lifestyle and business podcast discussing the importance of a work/life balance. The podcast is presented by Marcus Lee, Director of Reel Street Productions, a video production company based in West Yorkshire, England. He meets people who run businesses and work in careers in which they’ve learned the importance of enjoying both their careers and their lives away from the world of work. As well as listening, you can also watch videos of the podcast on the So This Works website and on YouTube. For more information, visit the website. www.sothisworks.co.uk
Categories: Business, Health & Fitness, Leisure
In our series of EY Personal Performance Programme podcasts Blood, Sweat and Fears hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward are joined by various guests to have powerful discussions on the challenges of being an elite athlete and what happens next.”
Categories: Business
Join Lee Peart as he interviews celebrities, public figures and extraordinary people who have a story to tell. We sit down for a candid chat and unedited and unadulterated fun.
We all know those friends that can laugh and make a joke about anything and everything. How about going on great conversations about seemingly nothing but oddly making some sense then right back to being completely silly? Well That’s this POD! With Co Host Martin and Co host Tommie two Brothers just chilling talking about stuff lol, why thought?? Cause why not !!
Categories: Comedy
Hi, I am Eesha Rajani and this is my podcast. I am covering many topics and I hope you guys enjoy! Follow if you do and comment some good podcast ideas 🙂
Categories: Business
Beyond the Uniform is a show to help military veterans navigate their civilian career. Each week, I meet with different veterans to learn more about their civilian career, how they got there, and what advice they’d give to other military personnel.
Categories: Business
Tags: advice, career, interviews, Military
Sound as Ever is an Australian Music Vault podcast produced by young content producers and radio makers. Season 2 is a collaboration with RMIT University and explores the stories and issues around iconic Australian songs. Episodes 1 – 6 are produced by RMIT Music Industry students with interviews by RMIT Journalism students and RMIT Sound Design students completing the soundscapes. More information about the Sound as Ever podcast can be found on the Arts Centre Melbourne website. The Sound as Ever logo was designed by Hannah DeBuhr.
Categories: Music
The Real Work Stories podcast is a laugh riot. Whether you work in customer service now, or have in the past, this hilarious podcast is sure to make you laugh. As the theme goes, these are real stories from real call center employees of all different types of companies across the country.
Categories: Comedy
A weekly spotlight with essential advice to help and inspire you to travel and explore the world. Exploring topics such as: why we feel compelled to travel, how to conquer shyness through travel, top tips for learning a foreign language or planning a sabbatical, how to make travel more affordable, and how to save the world from overtourism. This podcast will lift you outside of your bubble and take you on a journey around the globe, as we look at the world of travel. Hosted by Virginia Stuart-Taylor, travel blogger and the founder of TheWell-TravelledPostcard.com
Categories: Society & Culture
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
The Anthro to UX podcast is for anthropologists looking to break into user experience (UX) research. Through conversations with leading anthropologists working in UX, you will learn firsthand how others made the transition, what they learned along the way, and what they would do differently. We will also discuss what it means to do UX research from a practical perspective and what you need to do to prepare a resume and portfolio. It is hosted by Matt Artz (https://mattartz.me), a business anthropologist specializing in design anthropology and working at the intersection of product management, user experience, and business strategy. To learn more about the Anthro to UX podcast and career coaching services, please visit the website (https://anthropologytoux.com).
Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: Anthro to UX, anthropology, Applied Anthropology, Business Anthropology, Design Anthropology, Matt Artz, user experience, User Research, ux, ux design, UX Research
Prayer is the world’s most powerful technology! In just a few short minutes you can completely shift your mood, attitude, and rise up above the difficulties of life. Together we can use prayer to transcend time and space, to be the two or more who are gathered in the name of Love for our healing, inspiration and upliftment. The prayers in this podcast will lift you to Gratitude and to Spirit. Please visit JenniferHadley.com for more daily inspiration, free classes and much more! Jennifer Hadley publishes a new prayer every day to support your spiritual growth and healing. Join with Jennifer now for a healing shift!
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture