Explore "openers" with insightful episodes like "Twenty-Three of the Best Opening Lines of 2023", "Upgrade, not Upsell", "Liftmaster Openers", "Ein Monat Südafrika mit dem ganzen Team" and "Episode 107: Restorative Hip Opening Yoga Practice" from podcasts like ""The Smerconish Podcast", "Rise of the Rooster Podcast", "Rise of the Rooster Podcast", "Startup Insider" and "Yoga, Meditation & Relaxation"" and more!
Many garage door companies offer standard parts as their only option. Premium upgrades are not some unatainable or unessesary luxury. Sometimes installing a premium part in a key area of your door can be the difference between long term reliability and short term expenses. Master Certified Technician and Operations Director for Rise and Shine Garage Doors, Kyle White, joins us to discuss the premium upgrades that Rise and Shine offeres our customers. We talk about what premium upgrades could do to improve the way you use the largest entrance into your home. We discuss the benifit of these common upgrades. Such as Premium Rollers, Never Rust Kits, DC Motor Openers, and the best maintenance plan in the country for your garage door, The Rooster Club Membership! (Yes your garage door requires regular maintenance) Let Rise and Shine be the spring chickens we are, and take care of this before it ever becomes an issue. As they say, the early bird get's the worm.
Host: Logan Greene
Presented by: Rise and Shine Garage Doors
www.callriseandshine.com
Rise and Shine Garage Doors provides premium garage door services. a big piece of that puzzle is making sure we are providing premium parts from exceptional suppliers. We believe Liftmaster meets those high standards. When you call rise and shine garage doors, we only bring you our absolute best. This episode dives into what those options are and how they can help enhance the way you use your garage door. Don't forget, We Rule The Roost!!
Host: Logan Greene
Presented by: Rise and Shine Garage Doors
www.callriseandshine.com
Im Gespräch mit Carolin Lessoued, Co-Founder und CEO, Openers
Veränderungen durch die Corona-Krise
Die neue Normalität? Digitalisierung, Umstrukturierungen, Social Distancing, all das ist uns nicht mehr fremd. Wir befinden uns auf dem Weg in die Post-Corona-Ära, denn wir passen uns an die aktuellen Umstände an.
In unserer neuen Podcast-Reihe möchten wir weiter in den Austausch gehen, um über die sogenannte “neue Normalität” zu sprechen. Es folgen spannende Insights, Tipps, Anregungen sowie Innovationen.
Meeting sinnlos? Aufstehen und gehen! - Learnings aus der remoten Arbeit
Vor sieben Jahren gründete sich Openers aus einer Agentur heraus zum Facilitator für Mittelständer und Konzerne wie IBM und Telefonica. Die Gründer Nico Woischnik von TOA, Carolin Lessoued und Kerstin Bock bedienen mit ihrem Modell vielseitige Nischen und bieten Tech-Firmen jegliche Unterstützung von Eventproduktionen bis hin zu Community Building an.
Wie lässt sich der Teamspirit stärken? Kann ein ganzes Unternehmen instant in den remoten Modus umsteigen? Das Team von Openers fuhr kurz vor der Corona-Krise für vier Wochen nach Kapstadt. Dort verknüpften sie im Cowork-Space Arbeit mit Urlaub und brachten wertvolle Learnings zurück nach Hause in den Lockdown. Perfektes Timing in schwierigen Zeiten. Unbedingt reinhören und etwas mitnehmen.
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Bewertung abgeben und Baum pflanzen
Zusammen mit ReviewForest haben wir eine Kooperation gestartet und unseren eigenen (virtuellen) Wald erstellen lassen. Für jede erhaltene Bewertung lassen wir einen Baum im Namen des Bewertenden in Mexico pflanzen! Außerdem wird für jede Bewertung 1€ für die Umweltbildung von Kindern an den Kinderakademien von Plant-for-the-Planet investiert. Weitere Informationen gibt uns Leon Heuser im kurzen Interview mit Jan.
Zum Mitmachen einfach eine Bewertung abgeben und schon könnt ihr euren eigenen Baum in diesem Wald entdecken: Wald von Startup Insider
Weiterführende Links Bewertungswald von Startup Insider: https://reviewforest.org/startupinsider Openers: http://opnrs.com/ Civey: https://civey.com/ Startup Insider: https://inside.startup-insider.com/ Personen im Podcast Carolin Lessoued, Openers / https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolinlessoued Judith Klose, Civey / https://www.linkedin.com/in/judith-klose-926876184/ Moderator: Jan Thomas, CEO Startup Insider / https://www.linkedin.com/in/janthomas2/
Über den Startup Insider Podcast
Startup Insider ist der neue Podcast für die deutsche Startup- und Gründerszene. Unsere Redaktion liefert seit mehreren Jahren den wahrscheinlich besten Newsletter der deutschen Startup-Landschaft. Jetzt kommt unser Podcast: Mit zwei bis drei Folgen pro Woche präsentieren wir die wichtigsten Startup-Nachrichten und Updates. Hier kommen Unternehmer, Investoren und Experten zu Wort. Anschließend an unsere erste Podcast-Reihe "Startups & Corona", folgt nun eine weitere spannende Reihe über die Post-Corona-Ära: "Die neue Normalität".
Jimmy attended the Thought Bubble Festival in Harrogate, UK and got loads of interviews! He interviewed about 27 people and got around 7.5 hours worth of content. So over the next 2-3 weeks, you will get to hear them all! In this episode, he talked with 2 creators whom have comics out with great UK publisher SelfMadeHero. Glyn Dillon talks about the re-release (with extras!) of his award winning graphic novel The Nao of Brown. They also talk about his work on the recent slew of Star Wars films and teases his involvement with the next Batman movie. Rob Davis and Jimmy have a lengthy chat about his amazing trilogy of graphic novels (The Motherless Oven, The Can Opener's Daughter and The Book of Forks). The world building, characterization, themes and more are explored in this fascinating and fun discussion. Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Also, get a hold of us!
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Jeff Meredith, President and COO of Chamberlain, jumped from a standard IT field and into garage doors with a clear focus: smart access solutions that provide convenience and security for a seamless, uninterrupted life. Chamberlain has spent the past few years identifying common pain points when it comes to the most common entryway we have: our garages. Listen in as he shares the importance of solving everyday problems, the power of shifting a business from product to problem-solver, and what his favorite bagel is.
You know what happens when Jenny goes on vacation leaving just Watson and Ryan to record a podcast? That's right--numbers, numbers, numbers! In episode 111 (or 7 if you speak binary), the Y-chromosomes talk about manly things: our box office prediction game, how opening weekend multipliers have fallen over the last 20 years and what that means for the movie industry, and Watson leads a game of seeing whose box office is bigger.
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How do you turn different tricks and routines into a show that does not feel segmented but instead comes across as whole? The answer, according to long-time performing magician and musician (and dramatist) Nathan Roberts is in the use of openers, transitions, and closers.
Join us in this interview with Nathan and learn not just about these three elements, but also tips from the field of drama that you can apply in your show to make it even more enthralling.
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Madge and Dave discuss their one year anniversary show, Transformers 3, Justin Bieber, George Clooney, Fagilyu and Fagili and Carol Burnett. Also, Ten Unrealistic Happenings on The Brady Bunch, I Don't Get Cameron Diaz and imaginary friends. Plus, swerving to miss animals, why writing letters is so tiring and a detailed analysis of whether or not a deaf, dumb and blind kid could play pinball. Oh, and Madge and Dave get all alcoholic. (Week of June 20, 2011)
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