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What if you focused on the best that could happen instead of the worst? How does that shift your experience? Join us for our celebratory 100th episode of the Coaching to Flourish podcast, where we reflect upon the journey of making to to this milestone, as well as where we got from here! Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gZHKWRku

Connect Freely No more gatekeepers—just authentic connections! Join us with our guest Brian Galke on this episode of Be Authentic or GTFO Podcast, as we explore the importance of creating a space where everyone can connect and thrive. Full episode link in the comment

We hosted @BobEUnlimited for a discussion on the fake business cycle and the several false signals from PMIs More on YouTube and all podcast

Here is the first episode of THE lead oxide podcast. This is just the intro, if you want to see the entire episode click on the link below https://lnkd.in/dicgKKqM

THIS is what I'm talking about. Now what is interesting is that, of course, every other walking species on the planet does NOT have our ability to process tempo and rhythm. This means something extremely important: human movement is a completely different process than any other species. Is this the smoking gun? Is this the secret to why music is our only instinct? Is our very process of movement so distinct that it is the true secret to us becoming the dominant species? In my previous posts I've talked a bit about this. Wothout pacing we wouldn't be able to catch up with even the fastest animals; i.e. we are built to hunt anything. But keep in mind, in our deep history we competed mostly with neanderthals, a formidable enemy. At one point our population was down to the low thousands! Was it at this pivotal point that we fully developed musical abilities? One singular mutation leading to another, each demonstrating distinct advantages. In such a small population, I think evolution would be able to more rapidly affect change. Centuries pass but our movement becomes more synchronized, more energy efficient, eventually granting us the power to expand our population rapidly, eliminate neanderthals, and hunt anything. It could be that it was music that saved us in our most desperate time, and we emerged changed beyond anything else on the planet.

In this episode of Elevate and Accelerate, we challenge you to consider whether you are really after leads. Let's unpack it more at https://bit.ly/3UcMdsz or listen on your favorite podcast platform.

Check out my interview with MLTA President Elect David Martyn to get all the details about the 2024 Michigan Land Title Association Summer Convention!

Understand more about the three types of people: the heart, the head, and the belly. For the full version of this podcast, visit: https://lnkd.in/eM_dF7Hw Have you listened to my podcast? Share us your thoughts!

Even the best in the world mess up. Even the best in the world have unfair loss. But it could be that this is all happening for you, not to you. Thanks, Butch Hartman, for sharing deep wisdom from someone who has made it to the other side. (This was a clip from my podcast. If you want more like this, check out: https://kite.link/longgame)

Today's episode of the Get Better Everyday podcast with Ryan Renteria is a must listen! So many incredible gems of knowledge - like these two clever methods to organize and delegate your to-do list to get more done. Links to the podcast: https://lnkd.in/ecJrQFrp