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Ian's book, Agency: The four-point plan (F.R.E.E.), for all children to overcome the victimhood narrative and discover their pathway to power.

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In this episode, we get into some very deep shit.  Spirituality, consciousness, meditation, yoga, breathing, mindset and why Anthony is drinking out of a paper straw.  We settle once and for all which Morolda brother is taller.  

Jonathan is a writer, artist, Yoga teacher, and meditation coach. Jonathan helps individuals who have become stuck in unhealthy physical, mental, and emotional patterns to develop a personal practice of self-mastery; developing self-awareness, self-discipline, and creating meaningful and lasting change. 

With a formal education is in Nutrition and Kinesiology, Jonathan began his career focusing solely on the physical aspects of health. It was not until he  experienced several powerful spiritual awakenings during the height of his depression, that he began to expand his understanding of human health.  This led Jonathan to begin studying different spiritual philosophies including Kundalini Yoga, Taoism, Advaita Vedanta and Hermetic Philosophy.  

Jade Dragon, the pen name under which Jonathan writes, is a collection of writing that speaks to the nature of connection, communication, insecurity, and impermanence. 

As an artist, Jonathan creates meditative mandalas, abstract art pieces, and various creations inspired by nature, connection, and spirituality.

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This episode covers several listener questions I've collected over the last several months.  The questions cover a range of topics you'll find listed below.  If you have a burning question that you want answered please reach out.  You won't have to wait for the episode to get your answer either but I will likely save it for a future episode!

1. Using CBD cannabis in edibles.
2. Do you need a license to make and sell edibles.
3. Decarbing CBD weed.
4. Storing your edibles.
5. Should you be concerned about cross contamination.
6. What is lecithin and do I need to use it.
7. Using flower vs. concentrates in edibles.
8. Can you over decarb.
9. What if I forgot to decarb.
10. Where did you find the music for the show.

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• Magical Butter Machine - great for larger batches
• Your Guide to Lecithin: Everything Edibles Makers Should Know
• High on Homegrown podcast
• Cannabis & Cooking with Brent Leitch episode
• Travis Petersen, The Nomad Cook episode
• The Ganja Mama episode
• Ardent Cannabis decarb & infusion device
• The Perfect Decarb with Shanel Lindsay
• Infusion boosting technique
• Sounds Like An Earful - music for content creators

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Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Alyssa Dituro, Executive Director of the McNeilly Center for Children, who highlights their mission and efforts to provide high quality, affordable early care and education to children ages 6 weeks to 5 years, whose parents are working, in job training, or at school. Nestled on five acres in historic McFerrin Park, McNeilly has been assisting families for over 100 years. Parenting education and social services are provided for the families of enrolled children. During the interview, Alyssa talks about the organization's history, mission and programs, the impact of the pandemic, their advocacy work, how the community can support their efforts and more.

The McNeilly Center for Children is one of Middle Tennessee’s largest providers of quality child care for low-income families. McNeilly provides a need-based financial “scholarship” program based on a sliding scale and recognizes that the family is the foundation of every child’s life. McNeilly provides support services to help parents strengthen their parenting skills and assist families in solving problems, in addition to a providing a quality education.

The need for quality affordable childcare is an ever-present one in our community and often makes the difference between a family who is stuck in a cycle of poverty and a family that is on its way to self-sufficiency. The services of McNeilly Center for Children empower low-income families to create and sustain a better life for their families and prepare children for their future. This includes monthly parent support groups, referrals to other community service agencies, and an annual parenting fair. All of our parents are working, attending job training or school. The average annual household income of the families we serve is $19,000 and the average family consists of four members.

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On this episode of UEN Homeroom, Dani Sloan and Katie Blunt welcome past Homeroom guest, Dr. Darren Draper. Their conversation focuses on the lessons learned during the pandemic, how educators can implement those lessons moving forward and how this past year might have changed education for the better.

Lessons Learned: Post Pandemic Practices that Our Students Deserve

Elementary Effective Practices

Secondary Effective Practices

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Bryan Smith is an ex-pro sports performance coach. In fact, he led the Olympic Sports development in Track & Field representing over 7 countries in the 2016 Rio Olympics.  He turned start-up founder at LEON Health Science, an employee performance platform, where he leaned in on his expertise in all things stress, burnout management and high performance. LEON went viral recently with their provocative take on how employees feel and are treated.  Honestly, their website alone is jaw-dropping.

Today on Culture Factor 2.0 we will dive into his area of expertise in sports science, this AI powered platform and how it affects company culture in a manner we have yet to see from the c-suite or human resources.

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https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/descendants-of-holocaust-survivors-have-altered-stress-hormones/

https://www.amazon.com/Why-Zebras-Dont-Ulcers-Third/dp/0805073698

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With a passion for learning, growth and continuous development, Dasha turned the knowledge she used herself to secure scholarships with some of the most prestigious schools and universities in the world, to an education solution for students around the world. Her startup StudyFree is a platform created to help young professionals around the world, in particular from emerging countries, study abroad for free with scholarships and grants.  

By taking on every role within the business herself, Dasha has grown her company from $300 initial revenue to a monthly turnover of $60,000 USD and serving 400,000 students from 108 countries in just 18 months. Listen in to learn more about StudyFree and how Dasha has grown her company.