Ever feel like your 'supportive' friendships are actually just enabling your procrastination? 🛑Most people think friendship is about comfort, but if you want to ship real work, you need more than a cheerleader—you need a learning alliance.In this episode, we break down why traditional friendships often cause creative stagnation and how to pivot toward a collaborative rhythm that actually produces results.Discover how to:Stop trading vague dreams for concrete creative progress.Implement constructive

Full crew on the Tybee Island couch — Evan, Alex, and Will in person — opens with Will driving the Bitcoin chart live. The three signals that triggered yesterday's Beacon short call: an 8-hour BTC candle with a tall upper wick at the top of the wedge, an RSI trendline break on the 12-hour, and a hammer candle on daily oil (which runs inverse to BTC). Target $82K first, prepare for $76K (the 12-EMA on the 3-month that gets touched in every bear-to-bull transition). Long-term still 'bullish bul...

On this episode, we talk with Laura Wifler, a bestselling author of books for adults and children. She's hosted a popular podcast and founded Kid Lit Lab to help aspiring authors of children’s books. She writes about womanhood, motherhood, health and her Christian faith. A few years ago, she accidentally became a poet, and her latest book is a poetry collection called 'This Side of the Sky: 101 Poems and Scriptures for the Hungry, Hopeful and Homesick.' Then, a podcast created by an eighth grader in

Michael Decker, NSSA® walks through how to decide if an annuity fits your plan before shopping for one, then answers a follow-up question on timing IRA to Roth conversions for an inherited account.The following is from Mike’s weekly webinar.Ready to build a retirement plan around your life, not a product? Get the free book and tools 👉https://RetireOnTime.com/Free  This is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.

This week on The Computer Repair Academy Podcast, we’re diving into network problems that can bring a home or business to a standstill.In the Tech News Report, Jeremy covers a critical MikroTik RouterOS vulnerability, a maximum-severity flaw affecting an older D-Link router, and an actively exploited Cisco SD-WAN security issue.Then On the Repair Bench, we troubleshoot a few different network problems.This week’s Product Feature is a Windows utility that acts like a historical Task Manager and helps

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Ever feel like you’re the one always apologizing, even when you know you didn’t start the fire? 🚩You aren't crazy. You’re being set up. Some people are masters at orchestrating conflict—subtly chipping away at your boundaries and weaponizing your deepest insecurities until you finally reach your breaking point. Once you react, they act surprised, playing the victim while you’re left holding the bag of guilt.In this episode, we expose the dark psychology behind this manipulative behavior. We dive

Click here to send Lisa a message. This week I'm joined by my right-hand woman (well... technically my left-hand woman), Maggie Kitch, for a behind-the-scenes look at our very first Aligned Sanctuary women's retreat. Eight women, three days, and a home that was prepared with so much intention to hold them. The retreat sold out in just three weeks, and the group ranged from moms in their 30s with young kids to a beautiful woman who had just celebrated her 80th birthday. We talk about how...

Episode 832 - Why I Am Not Pod Famous, The Audience of One and Go Pan Some Gold AlreadyWhy You Do Not Need to Be Pod FamousPodcast success does not always come from fame, awards, massive download numbers, or a large social media following. Dave explains why he continues creating the How to Podcast Series and supporting podcasters through a simple purpose: serving one listener at a time.His work focuses on practical podcast support, community, encouragement, and helping creators move from an idea to

Learn how to defrost sausages quickly and safely with these methods. Find the best option for you based on the timing and technique. Recipe: Thawing Sausages Quickly and Safely from COOKtheSTORY.Here's theRecipe Of The Daypodcast episode page with all of our recipe links, and you can subscribe to the show there too.Join my COOKforTWO Community here!Follow me on social mediaTikTok,Instagram,Facebook, orPinterestGet My Newsletter!Websites:COOKtheSTORY.comandTheCookful.comLet's get cooking! -Christine

Curious? Take The Free Money Stress Quiz!Ready? Buy Our Simplified Budget System Now!Budget besties, if you’ve ever listened to us and thought, “Okay…but how am I supposed to do ALL of this?” — this episode is for you.Coach Michelle is back fresh from office hours, where she helps members work through their real-life budgeting questions, and we’re talking about something so many of us need to hear: you do not have to do everything at once.Maybe you’re requoting insurance, switching phone plans,

Why IJR Beats the Russell 2000 What if the secret to beating a broad small-cap index isn't picking the hottest stocks? What if it is simply being more selective about what you own? In this episode of Trail Boss Radio, we celebrate the 30-year history of the S&P SmallCap 600 and take a closer look at IJR — the iShares Core S&P Small-Cap ETF. The Trail Boss question is simple: Why has IJR historically held up so well against the Russell 2000? It's Not Just Small-Cap Exposure Both IJR and the

Ask a question here What does mentorship look like when you’re standing in a customer’s backyard, staring at equipment you can’t figure out, and someone answers your call? Natalie Hood sits down with Greg “Beard Man” Beard, a two-time Talking Pools Podcast Top Ten Pool Industry Mentor honoree, to talk about the people who shaped his career—and why he keeps paying that knowledge forward. With more than 35 years in the industry and a pool service business he started in 1990, Greg has plenty of ...

As summer fades, bass begin to move, and the anglers who adjust early stay ahead of them. This episode covers how to spot the first signs of the fall transition, from shorter days to baitfish movement, and how to follow the forage into feeder creeks, shallow flats, points, and suspended structure. We also talk water clarity, depth, and how to vary your retrieve to match aggressive, chasing bass. Plus, we break down the soft plastics that shine this time of year, including worms, lizards, beetles,

SummaryIn this from-the-archives episode, Bart Hoffman interviews Dr. Frank Rodriguez and Gene Tavernetti about their book Digital Captives: Helping Schools Strike a Balance Between Humans and Hardware. They trace how technology moved from a tool intended to augment instruction into something that can displace attention, relationships, reading, and meaningful learning. Frank and Gene discuss what they have observed in schools and after-school programs, why the pandemic accelerated existing

Looking for Halloween classroom activities for first grade that keep kids learning? In this episode, Molly shares 10 easy ideas to turn all that excitement about pumpkins, monsters, and Halloween into reading, writing, math, and science!𝗥𝗲𝘀𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗠𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗱 𝗜𝗻 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗘𝗽𝗶𝘀𝗼𝗱𝗲:Pumpkin Life Cycle Activities – https://firstieland.com/pumpkin-unit-podSpookley the Square Pumpkin Activities – https://firstieland.com/spookleyAdopt a Pumpkin –

Are you struggling to balance your notary duties with the demands of a traditional office job? In this episode, Eddie Montes Travis and Marylyn Lee Trotter share practical tips for managing your commission while working as a W-2 employee, ensuring you stay compliant and stress-free. Balancing corporate expectations with state law can be a challenge, but we provide the roadmap to help you protect your notarial integrity while maintaining your workplace status.• Subject: Strategies for separating

Sometimes we need to talk about hard things, like grief in the classroom. Because real life is hard, and real life is in our classroom every day. Our students and we as teachers — we all deal with death. I had to this past school year, and it was hard. It still is. And not everyone experiences it the same way. There's no one-size-fits-all. On this show, first-grade teacher Haleigh Bresnan and school psychologist Rebecca Brigner share how to help grieving kids and yourself. Their precious children's

Send us Fan Mail You know the teacher. She may be great with children. Families may love her. She may have been with you for years. But the gossip, negativity, eye rolling, complaining, and constant conflict are slowly changing the culture of your entire program. So what do you do—especially when you’re already short staffed? In this episode of The Child Care Director’s Chair, Erica Saccoccio gets real about one of the hardest responsibilities of early childhood leadership: dealing with toxic...

Send us Fan MailLeadership moves forward through intentional, everyday decisions. In this Power Surge, Dr. Mel shares the SPARK framework: Serve, Prepare, Act, Reflect, and Keep Going. Grounded in Galatians 6:9, this short leadership encouragement reminds principals that meaningful growth takes time, progress begins with action, and faithfulness in the small things makes a lasting difference.Support the showLoaded Tea ShopMillion Podcasts ListDownload Upside and use my code MELINDA35278 to get 15¢