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We are not born a leader

Today's guest is Lorraine Connell from Peers Not Fears.  

Lorraine, a veteran educator and educational coach with over 20 years experience, advocates needing leadership skills, not just having the title. She shares her journey from education to running her own business, Peers Not Fears, with the goal of building more equitable access and empowerment of students. She emphasizes the importance of leadership in the formative years and providing resources for students who may not see themselves as leaders. From her experience, she believes the community and workplace stand to benefit from nurturing emotionally intelligent leaders.

Favourite quote: "Leadership is not a title or a position. Leadership is a service that can be given to others." Brene Brown

Website:      https://www.peers-not-fears.com/

LinkedIn:   https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorraine-connell-4962ab1b8/

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This time, we talked about the November 2023 Dutch early general elections with Mr. Dave van Ginhoven from the Hague University of Applied Sciences. The 150 members of the Netherlands' House of Representatives were up for election. Defying all expectations, Geert Wilders' right-wing conservative Freedom Party finished first, securing 37 mandates – far more than Frans Timmermans’ Labor/Green alliance or Mark Rutte's People's Party for Freedom and Democracy. The Freedom Party’s performance was more than double the number it secured in the 2021 election, while Wilderers' victory surely serves as a signal to mainstream parties around Europe. However, as our guest expert pointed out, Wilders found himself in a rather difficult situation when it comes to coalition talks. Elections in the Netherlands are getting every time more exciting with a lot of drama, action, and comedy going on. Nonetheless, the big question is how and when the parties would be open to shaping an alliance to form a government – and on what conditions.

With the help of guest experts and politicians, in the podcast series of MCC’s Centre for Political Science we endeavor to analyze which actors are the real winners of the parliamentary and municipal elections taking place this year in different European countries and what exactly can be considered a real victory after the ballot counts.

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We kick off this intriguing episode of the Golf Week Amateur Tour podcast with an honest and inspiring talk featuring our guest, Amal Irudayaraj, who has been crowned as the current B flight Senior Amateur Tour National Champion. A true testament to what sheer determination and love for the game can lead to, Amal recounts his inspiring journey to becoming a national champion and his experience of starting a senior tour in Indianapolis. 
Next, we talk with tour directors, Cephas Franklin and Marty Martinez, who along with Lyle Joiner and Sean Redmond organized a 4-tour Ryder Cup-style event. Their recounting of the history of the event and its expansion over the years was nothing short of fascinating. We also engage in a lively discussion about the behind-the-scenes action of the tournament, the team dynamics at play, and the strategies that led them to success. 
As we wind up, we don't forget to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our troops, without whom we wouldn't have the freedom to enjoy our favorite sport. To all our listeners, we wish you a Happy Thanksgiving and hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed creating it for you.

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Police Assaulted, Learned and mastered Jiu-Jitsu, or BJJ a style of JiuJitsu. His story. Special Episode. Explore the Influence of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu on Policing through the experiences of Freddy Trillo. In the initial phase of his 30-year tenure as a Miami-Dade Police Officer, Freddy encountered a life-threatening assault that profoundly altered his approach to law enforcement. This brutal incident unfolded during his early days as a rookie, involving an assailant who not only incapacitated Freddy but also stripped him of his radio by flinging it away. He tells the story of when he was a rookie Police Officer and was Assaulted leading him to JiuJitsu

This relentless assault highlighted the imperative for comprehensive self-defense training within law enforcement. Contemplating this episode, Freddy recognized the constraints of his training and set out to refine his skills. This pursuit of self-improvement led him to embrace Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (B.J.J.  a style of JiuJitsu), a martial art renowned for its emphasis on ground fighting and submission holds.

Immersing himself in the discipline, Freddy Trillo achieved the esteemed status of a black belt in B.J.J.,  a style of JiuJitsu. The expertise gained in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, a style of JiuJitsu, and how that became an invaluable asset in his law enforcement career. Freddy recounts instances where he effectively employed B.J.J. techniques to control violent criminals, averting potentially grave situations. Police Assaulted JiuJitsu.

Going beyond personal application, Freddy has emerged as a guiding figure for fellow law enforcement officers, generously sharing his knowledge and expertise. Actively participating in training sessions, he imparts the principles of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to empower his colleagues with effective self-defense strategies. Freddy's journey, from being a victim of a vicious assault to attaining a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, stands as a testament to the transformative influence of martial arts in the domain of law enforcement. Police Assaulted JiuJitsu.

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Brigham Young served as the second president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and in other governmental positions from 1844 to 1877. As a result, sorting through the library of his written word, images, lectures, journals and other documentation is a mammoth task. Still, the scholars at the Brigham Young Center are set to tackle this task with the upcoming Brigham Young Papers project. This episode of the Church News podcast features Ronald K. Esplin, director of the Brigham Young Center and of the Brigham Young Papers project. He is joined by his fellow contributors, Garrett J, Dirk Mott and Brent M. Rogers, who also worked on the Joseph Smith Papers project. Together, they give a look at the life and legacy of the Prophet Brigham Young, as well as a peek into the immense undertaking of the upcoming project. 

The Church News Podcast is a weekly podcast that invites listeners to make a journey of connection with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints across the globe. Host Sarah Jane Weaver, reporter and editor for The Church News for a quarter-century, shares a unique view of the stories, events, and most important people who form this international faith. With each episode, listeners are asked to embark on a journey to learn from one another and ponder, “What do I know now?” because of the experience. Produced by KellieAnn Halvorsen.

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What if the challenging behaviors of your early learners are actually their way of communicating their needs and emotions? This episode takes you on a journey into the fascinating world of early learning with Diana Torres, Damaris Sandoval, and Andrew Montoya. We explore the importance of empathetic connections and unique insights into how we can understand these silent messages behind every action. Diana gives us an insight into the significance of understanding the 'why' behind every behavior, while Damaris elaborates on the impactful role of classroom environments and their contribution to a child's cognitive, social, emotional and imaginative growth. Andrew redefines our perception of transitions, viewing them not just as physical relocations but as behavioral recalibrations.

We also venture into the important realm of trauma-informed approaches in early learning. The episode emphasizes the collective effort required from educators, specialists, and administrators to set clear expectations and develop mentally appropriate strategies. We discuss how to create safe, predictable environments and build meaningful relationships, that can help mitigate the impacts of trauma. The focus is on understanding these silent messages hidden in the behaviors of our little ones to foster an environment that facilitates success and holistic development. Join us as we strive to decipher these encoded messages and pave the way for our young explorers to navigate their early learning journeys with confidence.

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