Full Bloom

The strategies necessary to getting your first million especially for women.


so i wanted to talk about resolve and the thing that links all of the people that i've interviewed for the book is their ability to get out back on the horse dust down back on the horse keep their resolve keep their mission in mind go forth carry on they've thought of this amazing idea they've got this concept or they're working towards a a journey that has um you know a beginning a middle and an end and their resolve cannot be broken and the quite often when i interview people who have failed and have not started again have completely lost their resolve quite often um it's it was such a small thing that ruined them that ruined the task the target that in retrospect they could see how easy it would have been just to start again or to re-launch or to learn from the mistake and get back on the horse so this idea that um the millionaire has 100 resolve to keep going no matter what is something that i see over and over again and it's quite interesting now women unfortunately we are still um distracted by domestic duties by um honor that we feel you know duties that we feel we should uh give to other people before our business and i see very often that women lose their resolve because of familial commitments that's the big one perhaps a bereavement they have to organize everything a funeral perhaps um you know your kids have got exams and you you just can't you've got to put things on hold for three years while they get their a levels you know with this kind of thing and it happens time and time again we we need to pick our times of course we do we need to pick our moments for driving it's you can't be driven and distracted this this is an impossible scenario it's not going to succeed so you have to consider how distracted you are going to be and how you can compartmentalize things but resolution is a different thing altogether i've met women successful entrepreneurs who had partners who became jealous and resentful when they started to make money when they started to succeed when their goals began to come to fruition and i have to say that any sort of resentment or jealousy should not be tolerated for successful business these sort of resentments are seeds that will grow they will never disappear so you need to do something about that early days you need to knock it on the head you know i'm not a relationship counselor on this podcast at least so you need to think about the possibility of that uh breaking your resolve i mean if it occurs and you can handle it and it's not going to break your resolve that's great um but just bear in mind that resentment is a seed that grows into a tree and successful women are resented in the home and outside it beyond the home as well of course so what do we do if we are confronted with something that makes us feel ruined that we want to give up well the successful business person male or female doesn't give up i've met so many millionaires that have failed uh 20 times and they just start again this is resolve no such thing as an overnight success resolve means you learn from your mistake and you get back on the horse and off you go again and you don't take time doing that no more time than you need okay it's no good sitting back for six months and thinking oh didn't do that right you need to think that you need to think permanently whilst moving you're moving towards success you need to be thinking on the hoof okay

so imagine let's think of an example you've spent thousands of pounds on a trade fair for your collection amazing collection of handbags and you didn't get a single order well all things that you do are practice for success so we need to consider everything every venture every effort as practice for an end result it's perfecting your technique so nothing is truly wasted a previous podcast we talked about gambling your all your money on one venture and how silly that is so...

The next episode of this week's Tale Teller Club Featured book is a must-read and an unexpected turn in topic for the author.

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Our non-English library is growing and this is our French selection. Great to improve your language skills and to simply enjoy.


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Welcome to the Witches 🧙‍♀️Cat, a podcast for all things witchy. Don't be scared, it's only make-believe.

When Witches Ride - A Play of Folk-Superstition, by Elizabeth Lay (1897-1989). Run by: ToddHW
Uncle Ben, owner of the crossroads store: ToddHW
Ed, his son: Larry Wilson
Jake, formerly a railroad engineer: Jim Gallagher
Phoebe Ward, witch: JennPratt
Stage Directions: Kelly S. Taylor

when witches ride a play of folk superstition by elizabeth a lay this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org

cast of characters uncle benny owner of the crossroads store read by todd and his son read by larry wilson jake formerly a railroad engineer read by jim gallagher phoebe ward the witch read by jennifer pratt scene directions read by kelly taylor

scene the storehouse of a crossroads store the action takes place in the back country of north carolina near the roanoke river at a time when the people of northampton county still believed in witches at a time when the people of northampton country still believed in witches a stormy night the room is a typical log cabin roughly built red pepper herbs and dried vegetables hang from the low rafters boxes and bales are piled in disorder among the farm implements kitchen utensils and miscellaneous articles from the stock of a crossroads general store dust and cobwebs are everywhere in the back wall at the right a small opening cut in the logs serves as a window with a rough shutter hinged loosely at the right side the door in the back wall at the left is hidden by a dirty sheet hung over it to keep out the cold air in the right side wall is a huge stone fireplace in which a hot fire blazes the opening being nearly filled with logs a large supply of wood is piled beside the fireplace at right a big jug of liquor stands on a box in that corner there is a rough bench in the front of the fire in the front at the left is a table three lighted candles a small straw covered jug mugs of liquor and coins are on the table ed jake and uncle benny are seated around the table playing cards and drinking outside the storm is gathering uncle benny is very old his face is wrinkled and weather beaten he has no teeth and is nearly bald he wears an old shirt and rusty trousers ed is middle aged and red of face very tall and lank his shoulders droop and his whole appearance is that of slouchiness he wears a dirty shirt and sleeves rolled up and ragged overalls jake is older than ed he is burly and strong commanding respect from the others who fear his bad temper he is something of a bully he wears a dark coat over his overalls an engineer's cap is on his head uncle benny speaking in a high nervous voice this here's mighty good liquor ain't it so jake jake pours himself another glass uh-huh it's your play ed i reckon you might as well pour me some more too while you're about it jake pours while uncle benny holds his cup suddenly a loud crash of thunder is heard uncle benny starts up and jerks his hand away nearly spilling the contents of the jug jake grabs the jug and sets it down with a bang stretcher idle man do you want to waste all this good whiskey what's the matter with you hey there now jake i didn't mean no harm i reckon united wasted all this here liquor ed drawling testily well tainted not of your looker is it jake turning on him and what are you jumping in about you're both about to jump out in your skins were you feared up ain't nothing but thundering mite but it's an awful night jake it's witch weather thunder and lightning on a cold night like this here just the night for witches to be riding and spirits to be walking and i can't leave off from feeling that's bad luck's coming to us here a very loud thunderclap is heard as the storm grows more fierce oh lordy lordy it's one powerful queer storm sure but brace up poppin have another drink...

When Witches Ride - A Play of Folk-Superstition, by Elizabeth Lay (1897-1989). Run by: ToddHW
Uncle Ben, owner of the crossroads store: ToddHW
Ed, his son: Larry Wilson
Jake, formerly a railroad engineer: Jim Gallagher
Phoebe Ward, witch: JennPratt
Stage Directions: Kelly S. Taylor

when witches ride a play of folk superstition by elizabeth a lay this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org

cast of characters uncle benny owner of the crossroads store read by todd and his son read by larry wilson jake formerly a railroad engineer read by jim gallagher phoebe ward the witch read by jennifer pratt scene directions read by kelly taylor

scene the storehouse of a crossroads store the action takes place in the back country of north carolina near the roanoke river at a time when the people of northampton county still believed in witches at a time when the people of northampton country still believed in witches a stormy night the room is a typical log cabin roughly built red pepper herbs and dried vegetables hang from the low rafters boxes and bales are piled in disorder among the farm implements kitchen utensils and miscellaneous articles from the stock of a crossroads general store dust and cobwebs are everywhere in the back wall at the right a small opening cut in the logs serves as a window with a rough shutter hinged loosely at the right side the door in the back wall at the left is hidden by a dirty sheet hung over it to keep out the cold air in the right side wall is a huge stone fireplace in which a hot fire blazes the opening being nearly filled with logs a large supply of wood is piled beside the fireplace at right a big jug of liquor stands on a box in that corner there is a rough bench in the front of the fire in the front at the left is a table three lighted candles a small straw covered jug mugs of liquor and coins are on the table ed jake and uncle benny are seated around the table playing cards and drinking outside the storm is gathering uncle benny is very old his face is wrinkled and weather beaten he has no teeth and is nearly bald he wears an old shirt and rusty trousers ed is middle aged and red of face very tall and lank his shoulders droop and his whole appearance is that of slouchiness he wears a dirty shirt and sleeves rolled up and ragged overalls jake is older than ed he is burly and strong commanding respect from the others who fear his bad temper he is something of a bully he wears a dark coat over his overalls an engineer's cap is on his head uncle benny speaking in a high nervous voice this here's mighty good liquor ain't it so jake jake pours himself another glass uh-huh it's your play ed i reckon you might as well pour me some more too while you're about it jake pours while uncle benny holds his cup suddenly a loud crash of thunder is heard uncle benny starts up and jerks his hand away nearly spilling the contents of the jug jake grabs the jug and sets it down with a bang stretcher idle man do you want to waste all this good whiskey what's the matter with you hey there now jake i didn't mean no harm i reckon united wasted all this here liquor ed drawling testily well tainted not of your looker is it jake turning on him and what are you jumping in about you're both about to jump out in your skins were you feared up ain't nothing but thundering mite but it's an awful night jake it's witch weather thunder and lightning on a cold night like this here just the night for witches to be riding and spirits to be walking and i can't leave off from feeling that's bad luck's coming to us here a very loud thunderclap is heard as the storm grows more fierce oh lordy lordy it's one powerful queer storm sure but brace up poppin have another drink the mugs are filled again mighty strange things has happened on a night like this here and right now the roanoke river...

I have separated the book into sections to encourage younger listeners and busy people.
Translated by Nathan Haskell Dole. Read by MaryAnn Spiegel.

volume 1 part 1 a chapter 1 of war and peace this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org by marianne spiegel war and peace by leo tolstoy translated by nathan haskell doyle a volume 1 part 1 1805 chapter one well prince genoa and lucha are now nothing more than the aponice than the private property of the bonaparte family i warn you that if you do not tell me we are going to have a war if you still allow yourself to condone all the infamies all the atrocities of this antichrist on my word i believe he is antichrist that is the end of our acquaintance you are no longer my friend you are no longer my faithful slave as you call yourself now be of good courage i see i frighten you come sit down and tell me all about it was on a july evening 1805 that the famous anna pavlov nasher made of honor and confidant of the empress maria fioravna thus greeted the influential statesman prince vasily who was the first to arrive at her reception anna pavlovna had been coughing for several days she had the grip as she affectionately called her influenza grip at that time being a new word only occasionally employed a number of little notes distributed that morning by a footsmen in red livery have been all couched in the same terms if you have nothing better to do mr lacombe or mon prince and if the prospect of spending the evening with a poor invalid is not too dismal i shall be charmed to see you at my house between seven and ten annette sharer oh what a savage attack rejoined the prince as he came forward in his embroidered court uniform stockings and diamond buckled shoes and with an expression of serenity on his insipid face showing that he was not in the least disturbed by this reception he spoke that elegant french in which russians formally not only talked but also thought and his voice was low and patronizing as becomes a distinguished man who has spent a long life in society and at court he went up to anapavalovna kissed her hand bending down to it his perfumed and polished bold head and then he seated himself comfortably on the sofa first tell me how you are share me calm your friends anxiety said he speaking in russian but not altering the tone of his voice which in spite of the gallant and sympathetic nature of his remark still betrayed indifference and even railry how can one be well when one's moral sensibilities are so tormented is it possible in these days for a person possessed of any feeling to remain calm exclaimed ana pavlovna you will spend the evening with us i hope ah but the english ambassadors fed it is wednesday you know i must show myself there said the prince my daughter is coming for me to take me there i thought that had been postponed i confess all these fats and fireworks are beginning to grow insipid if they had known that it was your desire they would have postponed the fed said the prince from habit like a watch wound up saying things which he had no expectation of being believed don't tease me well what decision has been reached in regard to novostoff's dispatch you know everything how can i tell you said the prince in a cold tone of annoyance what decision has been reached this that bonaparte has burnt his ships and i believe that we are about to burn ours prince vasily always spoke indolently like an actor rehearsing an old part ana pavlovna on the contrary in spite of her 40 years was full of vivacity and impulses being an enthusiast had given her a peculiar position in society and sometimes even when it was contrary to her own inclinations she worked herself up to the proper pitch of enthusiasm so as not to disappoint her acquaintances the suppressed smile constantly playing over her face although incongruous with her faded features expressed...

The Woman Tamer, by Louis Esson. Run by: ToddHW
"Chopsey" Ryan (thief and busker): Son of the Exiles
Smithy the Liar (his cobber): Tomas Peter
Katie: Sonia
Constable Jones: Algy Pug
Stage Directions: Kelly S. Taylor

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A love story from training camp during WW1.

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The Final Act of The Naturewoman by Upton Sinclair Act 3 Free Audiobook Adult Content, a Tale Teller Club Featured Book.

act four of the nature woman by upton sinclair this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer visit librivox.org narration read by demi sayers act 4 henry selden's camp in the white mountains afternoon a week later the scene shows the living room of a bungalow large stone fireplace center windows and window seats on each side french windows leading to piazza right piano between them door left to another room large mirror beside it center table rustic chairs deer heads and skins indian blankets etc at rise the stage is empty oceana laughs off oh say but that was an adventure enters glowing and exalted from a long mountain walk she wears a rosalind costume brown with soft boots gauntlet gloves and light fur about the neck carries a pair of snow shoes which she has taken off and from which she knocks the snow henry follows you like the mountains oh my dear they are marvelous i've never imagined anything like it to be able to see so much of the world at once it's the way you think of heaven you don't mind the cold i find i prefer it i think i shall stay here forever it tunes you up so it makes you quite drunk looks at herself in the mirror i look cute in this don't i oh you look like a fairy story i ought to have had sense enough to think of a theatrical costumer in the beginning stretches her arms oh i feel so wonderful i don't know whether it's the mountain air or whether it's because i'm in love seizes her hand sweetheart stares at him how wonderful it is beyond all believing i'm stunned by it afraid of it tell me hal were you ever drunk once or twice i never was but i've watched my people sometimes and tried to understand it and it's just that nature has made us drunk and that is what frightened you she has her purposes hal and i don't want to be her blind victim but then i look at you again and wonder leaps up in me love such as i never conceived of before power vision without end i seem to be a hundred times myself it is as if barriers were broken down within me i see new vistas of life i understand i exalt oh hal i shall never be the same again nor i i look back at myself as i was a week ago and i can't believe it with me it is like a great fountain inside it surges up and i cannot be still i want to laugh to sing i have to dance it out of me do you know anitra's dance hal yes of course begins to sing the music to herself and playfully to dance the enthusiasm of it takes hold of her and she dances more quickly play it hal play henry sits at piano and plays anitra's dance she dances tumultuously ending in a whirlwind of excitement oh as henry rises she flies to him and he clasps her passionately sweetheart panting oh hell i'm so happy so happy she sobs upon his shoulder then looks at him through her tears oh if i only dared let myself go why not dearest it sweeps me off my feet and i have to hold myself in why don't i love you yes i know but i'm terrified at myself i'm losing my self-control and i promised father what that i would never do it never feel an emotion he would say that you could not stop feeling if you wished to but sweetheart why so much distrust why should we wait when everything in us cries out against it don't say that to me now hal but why not this is not the time for such a thought you know it dearest oh don't put it all on me don't make it too hard for me but if i only knew you will know before long oh hal see how i'm situated i've broken all the laws i have no president to help me i have to work it all out for myself i shall have to bear the scorn of the world and oh think if i had to bear the scorn of my own conscience don't you see yes i see but i have chosen a certain course i have forced myself to be calm to think it out in the cold light of reason to decide what is right for me to do and now i must...

Set in Boston, a tale of intrigue and relationship clashes.

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