Explore " risk taker" with insightful episodes like "Korea In Focus: Lt. Col. Jeffery Hawkins", "No Password Required Podcast Episode 40 - Courtney H. Jackson", "Juggling Work, Life, and Podcasting: An Update Ep. 131", "Breaking Barriers: A Conversation with Olympic Figure Skater Meaghan Duhamel Ep. 130" and "Staying on Track: 5 Proven Techniques for Prioritization and Focus Ep 129" from podcasts like ""Korea in Focus", "No Password Required", "Women Don't Do That (WDDT)", "Women Don't Do That (WDDT)" and "Women Don't Do That (WDDT)"" and more!
In this episode of "Women Don't Do That," our host Stephanie shares a personal update on the challenges and victories of balancing work, life, and podcasting as a working mom. She discusses her personal experiences and the ups and downs of trying to find balance, while also offering listeners the chance to feel seen and heard. This episode isn't about providing advice or quick fixes, but about acknowledging the struggles that working moms face and making space for those experiences to be shared. Whether you're a fellow working mom or just interested in hearing an honest and heartfelt account of what it's like to juggle competing demands, this episode is sure to resonate. So tune in to join the conversation and feel a little less alone in the journey of motherhood and career.
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In this episode, we welcome Meaghan Duhamel, a trailblazing figure skater and coach with an extraordinary career. Meaghan's three Olympic medals and two World Championship titles are just some of her many achievements, despite facing numerous barriers and challenges as an athlete. She shares her insights on topics such as mental health and self-care, staying motivated in the face of setbacks, and the transition to motherhood, including the unique challenges she faced during the pandemic. Whether you're a figure skating fan or not, Meaghan's story will inspire you to push past your limitations and make a positive impact. So join us and get ready to be inspired by the amazing Meaghan Duhamel.
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Meaghan Duhamel, 37-year-old mother of two, is a former competitive figure skater who has achieved numerous accolades in her career. She is a 2-time World Champion, Olympic Gold, Silver and Bronze medalist, and a 7-time Canadian National Champion. Meaghan made history as the first and only pair skater to land a throw quad at the Olympics. She also won the CBC reality show, "Battle of the Blades." Meaghan is not only an accomplished athlete but also a passionate vegan and has 2 rescue dogs. Currently, she is a figure skating coach and analyst for CBC, continuing to contribute to her sport even after her retirement as a professional athlete.
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Book recommendation (s):
One Jump at a Time, My Story by Nathan Chen
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Dateline
Rich Roll
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In today's fast-paced world, it's essential to stay on track and be productive. This podcast episode, "Staying on Track: 5 Proven Techniques for Prioritization and Focus," offers valuable insights and tips to help you boost your productivity and achieve your goals. From creating a to-do list and setting timers, to developing a growth mindset and eliminating distractions, this episode covers everything you need to know to stay focused and on track. Whether you're a busy professional, student, or just looking for ways to be more productive, this podcast is a must-listen. So, tune in and discover the ultimate guide to boosting your productivity and achieving your dreams!
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Everyone, please welcome our new guest this week on Meeting Gold. Head Coach from Revel Evan MacDonald!
Evan started out in the top ten in the world for wrestling for Team Canada and competing in the Olympics. Something clicked over the years with what Evan thought was his forever life plan. Evan discovered a love for real estate. building homes, apartment buildings, restaurants, BNBs, and even a winery, not to mention founding MAC inc.
As Evan takes us down memory lane we learn that his success comes from a very competitive but also very nurturing childhood. Life lessons that have stuck with him as a child to work hard to get the things he desired, only helped him pursue things even harder as an adult. Having to go through struggles, risking everything you have, and winning, Just makes you strive for more.
"You have to find your purpose in life, where you have value, joy, and passion," Evan tells us. "Giving someone everything isn't going to give them passion and purpose". We've learned a lot from Evan this week. How you can have absolutely nothing in life and become something so distinguished. With the motive and the mindset of never giving up! If you make the journey the destination you'll always achieve greatness!
The question Evan leaves for our next guest is this: "what are your dreams and why haven't you accomplished them?"
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Priya Sam and host Stephanie discuss Priya’s growing podcast Turning Point. We dive into Priya's career and her own turning points in her career. Why did she leave journalism? What does it have to do with racism and discrimination? What is she up to now? Get inspired and caught up with the latest episode of WOMENdontDOthat!
About Priya:
Priya Sam is a podcaster, consultant, and keynote speaker. A former national news anchor and morning show host Priya Sam is the host of Turning Point with Priya Sam, an innovative podcast and web series. In each episode, Priya interviews a guest about a major turning point in their life.
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Podcast recommendation(s):
The Daily
Front burner
Canadaland
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Becoming by Michelle Obama
Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance by Angela Duckworth
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Ontario provincial politician and Iranian Canadian Goldie Ghamari and host Stephanie discuss what is going on in Iran, and how the murder of Mahsa Amini has impacted the current protests and revolt. We also cover where you can get credible news among the crackdown of social media and the internet in Iran. We discuss what YOU can do to support women in Iran fighting for freedom. Please share this episode widley and use your voice to make a difference for women giving their lives to use theirs. More in the episode.
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Goldie Ghamari is an Ontario Member of Provincial Parliament. A small business owner, an international trade lawyer, a community volunteer, a youth mentor, and a past and current board member. Goldie is the first woman of Iranian descent to hold elected office anywhere in Canada.
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Host Stephanie shares 2 things that are helping her reach her goals. What barrier did she face recently and how did these 2 things help her move past it? FInd our more in the interview and what you can do to take steps to reach your goals.
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Are you a risk taker, impulsive, not afraid of failure, and change your mind frequently?
In this episode of Cut To The Chase, Kathy and Cori discuss that question which are apparently traits of someone who is creative. They also share their thoughts on the definition of creativity, how intuition and creativity are similar, and why self-discovery is part of the creative process.
Tune in to find out what creative endeavors Cori has explored, why it took Kathy six years to write a book, and what movie Cori wants to emulate with her partner.
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WOMENdontDOthat is all about empowerment. We host interviews with risk takers and change makers, and Lise is both of these things. Host Stephanie and Lise Birikundavyi discuss Lise’s career, venture capital, representation, and overcoming barriers. We loved this conversation, we know you will too. Lise is changing the game for people of colour one dollar at a time. I dare you not to be inspired, this woman is literally changing the world, take a listen!
About Lise:
Lise Birikundavyi is the co-founder and managing partner for BKR Capital, the first institutionally-backed black-led Venture Capital fund in Canada. In big news BKR recently surpassed its $10-million goal by raising $18.5-million! I am excited for you to hear this episode so let's go!
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Podcast recommendation: Jesus and Jollof
Book recommendation: How to Change the World: Social Entrepreneurs and the Power of New Ideas by David Bornstein
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“I included a check for $500 in an addressed envelope to the Westboro Baptist church…”
Are you a bold risk taker and ask for what you want, or do you play small? In this Inspired Action for Imperfect Humans podcast episode, Christopher Lawrence and Kyle Kalloo tell stories of boldly taking risks and asking for what they want, sometimes succeeding, and sometimes failing… and what they learnt in the process.
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Even before the remote workforce evolution, office culture was inherently fragile. After all, it’s made up of imperfect humans interacting with other imperfect humans. And while perfection isn’t the goal, we all secretly wish for a workplace where people find ways to bring out the best in each other. Unfortunately, that’s not always an intuitive skill. It takes guidance, practice, and then more guidance and practice... but with the right leadership, it’s definitely achievable. How do you enhance your workforce’s ability to engage, collaborate, and adapt in this volatile and uncertain reality? Get the answers to your culture questions when you setup a complimentary Discovery Session with Kyle Kalloo at https://ChangeMyLifeCoaching.as.me/?appointmentType=14623413
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Let's get straight to the point. The very thought of "shooting your shot" has a clear meaning—making your desires about another person known to said person. They are the forbidden crushes that our parents tell us to ignore in place of academic success, especially if you grew up in an immigrant household. It's the 5 stages of denial, a learned practice we've become way too familiar with in navigating our emotions.
But what if I told you that the act of shooting your shot is so much bigger than you think? And why has it been painted as taboo? As risqué? As BOLD? It's because going after what you want in relationships and love is one of the most powerful moves you can ever make.
The nerve-wracking, stomach-turning, gut-tumbling realization that you like someone is a sure sign of your growing humanity and your acceptance of it. Honoring that pull, that rush, that eye-dilating fear to reach out means affirming your ability to want something and open a world of self-trust and confidence.
In this week's episode of the VODPOD, I sit down with my very close friend Amanda to unpack why "shooting your shot" is put below the pursuit of success and how our upbringing and culture view's on relationship building can make or break our courage to go after what we want. We dive straight into the "how," take a chance on all kinds of love (romantic, platonic, familial, etc.) and hold nothing back.
Even though this episode was recorded in February, six months later it feels like a warm and special letter from the past. As we start to see the world open up, let's have the boldness to step out of ourselves, our fears, and our worries, and to instead step into the power that voicing our truth gives us. If you are looking for an honest and raw conversation on resisting struggle love, learning vulnerability, stopping self-sabotage, and making the first move, then this episode is for you.
p.s. Amanda and I finally did meet in April and again this summer after a year of connecting virtually!! **Stat check: The average person has 60,000 thoughts per day, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
The VODPOD is all about centering voices and stories of Generation Z authentically. As voices of disruption, we recognize that vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness, and embrace storytelling in a way that sparks thought, inspiration, action, and conversation. Every time that you disrupt, you step into a power that allows you to create, uplift, and empower yourself and others.
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In this episode of Startup Hustle, join Matt and Matt for Part 22 of "How to Start a Tech Company" while they discuss why you need to fail fast in business.
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"Every country has its own opportunity and its own money... Wherever you live, you can earn, if you have an idea and build something new."
- Habib Orya, Marketing Officer of Sky International Insurance
Join Habib Orya and Ben Schneider as they talk about the struggles of entrepreneurship in Afghanistan, creating opportunities in risky situations, and bringing value by addressing a demand. For Habib, starting a business disadvantaged merely means he has to work harder than everybody else. He built his small team with only $100 in 2016, and started the grind of building his business from the ground up. He became brave enough to find security in his challenging environment. From a 3-man team, they gradually grew to 20 people and now has a profitable business in Afghanistan.
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We can think of a never-ending list of reasons why we should not pursue, create or launch that big idea we’ve been brainstorming for years. If you can relate, you will definitely enjoy this episode! AUDREYANNA chats with Garrison Hayes, a pastor and antiracist content creator. Garrison explains his creative process, merging his childhood passion in filmmaking with his pastoral work, and how he's leaned into courage to execute his idea well. BONUS, Garrison also shares why anti-racist Christian content is so important.
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You can access this episode's show notes and transcripts on hustledifferently.com
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Music by Patrick Patrikios
"Every country has its own opportunity and its own money... Wherever you live, you can earn, if you have an idea and build something new."
- Habib Orya, Marketing Officer of Sky International Insurance
Join Habib Orya and Ben Schneider as they talk about the struggles of entrepreneurship in Afghanistan, creating opportunities in risky situations, and bringing value by addressing a demand. For Habib, starting a business disadvantaged merely means he has to work harder than everybody else. He built his small team with only $100 in 2016, and started the grind of building his business from the ground up. He became brave enough to find security in his challenging environment. From a 3-man team, they gradually grew to 20 people and now has a profitable business in Afghanistan.
Episode Notes:
To find out more about Habib Orya, click the following link:
Connect with Ben on Instagram and on his website.
Follow the podcast on Instagram @bllpodcastcom
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