W 1 odcinku podcastu Ladies Nights Club pt. ‘’JAK ZADBAĆ O SIEBIE!’’ naszym gościem jest Gosia Wojciulewicz - Health & Wellness Coach, Konsultantka i Trenerka, Certyfikowana Nauczycielka Yoga, Pilates oraz Instruktorka QiGong.  

Szaleństwem jest robić coś jak dotychczas i oczekiwać innych efektów.  Codzienne ćwiczenie - a zatem każda regularna aktywność fizyczna - czyni nasze działanie nawykiem. A nawyk to druga natura człowieka. Dlatego tak ważne jest, by wyrobić w sobie dobre nawyki także te związane ze zdrowym stylem życia . Bo nawyk może być naszym największym sprzymierzeńcem i torować drogę do sukcesu, ale może też okazać się największym wrogiem, prowadzącym do zguby.   Każdy dzień jest dobry na zmianę.   Zatem już dzisiaj zacznij być aktywna fizycznie!  

Podcast Ladies Nights Club pt. ‘’JAK ZADBAĆ O SIEBIE!’’ jest  dla osób, dla których ważne jest dbanie o swoje ciało i zdrowie oraz swój rozwój osobisty.   Jeżeli chcesz mieć lepsze rozumienie siebie, świata i innych ludzi oraz poszerzyć swoje horyzonty to ten podcast jest dla ciebie!  

Klub „Ladies Nights” to kameralne, cykliczne spotkania dla przedsiębiorczych kobiet. Przy kawie poznajemy się, uczestniczymy w prezentacjach oraz nawiązujemy relacje biznesowe. Dołącz do naszej społeczności biznesowej i czerp z niej korzyści dla swojego biznesu! Nasz klub to mnóstwo kontaktów, inspiracji oraz nowych możliwości! Działamy od maja 2016 roku. Do tej pory odbyło się 50 edycji oraz 250 prezentacji, w których uczestniczyło około 1500 wyjątkowych kobiet. W maju tego roku KLUB LADIES NIGHTS  będzie świętował 6 lata istnienia!  

„Ladies Nights” Club: is a multi-cultural organisation run and led by local activists and committed to women's issues. Our mission is to support and empower women and girls and improve their lives through developing potential and opportunities.  ​Ladies Night Events – the monthly meetup for women entrepreneurs (currently facilitated by In-spire Galerie). We have been operating since May 2016. So far, 50 editions and 250 presentations have been held, attended by around 1500 exceptional women. In May this year, the LADIES NIGHTS CLUB will celebrate 6 years of existence!

Hello Irlandia Weekly News 3rd March 2022

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• U.S. troop reinforcements arrive in Poland as diplomatic efforts to resolve the Ukraine crisis appear to make little headway

• Finance Minister Tadeusz Kościński loses his job over the botched rollout of Polski Ład taxation changes

• EU Commission announces it’ll withhold unpaid Turów mine ruling–related European Court of Justice fines from funding allocated to Poland, and

• the government relaxes some Covid-19 restrictions including announcing the reopening of schools one week earlier than planned.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• the Sejm rejects proposals from Prawo i Sprawiedliwość lawmakers for draconian new Covid-19 rules dubbed the ‘Lex Kaczyński’

• Poland is to supply defensive ammunition as Morawiecki pledges in Kiev that ‘we stand side by side with Ukraine’

• Central Bank President Adam Glapiński to be reappointed despite the surge in inflation, and

• there’s a controversial appointment as the new Polish national soccer team manager.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• President Duda invites political leaders from across the spectrum for consultations on Ukraine crisis

• Older school pupils move to distance learning as the government moves to implement new Covid-19 measures

•  Jarosłow Gowin returns to the political fray with a sharp attack on Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, and

•  Film about 1970s Communist era leader Edward Gierek opens in cinemas across Poland.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Foreign Minister Rau warns ‘that the risk of war in the OSCE area is now greater than ever before in the last 30 years’

• Senate panel hears claims that an opposition lawmaker was spied upon using Pegasus spyware

• Sejm adopts the ‘Lex Czarnek’ designed to increase central oversight of schools, and

• Poland is to resume work on a huge hydroelectric power plant 33 years after it was halted.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Prime Minister Morawiecki announces new measures aimed at combatting spiralling inflation

• Poland moves to fire its ambassador to Prague after he criticises his own side in the dispute over the Tarnów lignite mine

• U.S. – Russian security talks in Geneva fail to bridge sharp differences over Ukraine, and

• Foreign Minister Rau expresses concern over developments in Kazakhstan in his capacity as Chairman of the OSCE.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• President Duda vetoes the so-called ‘Lex TVN’ citing concerns for relations with the United States

• Poland takes over the chairmanship of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe for 2022

• the Border Guard awards contracts for the building of the new security wall on the border with Belarus, and

• Poland’s national soccer federation is once again hunting for a new manager of the national side after Paulo Sousa jumped ship.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• the Presidents of Poland, Lithuania, and Ukraine present a united front in the face of heightened tensions between Russia and Ukraine

• Sejm passes the so-called ‘Lex TVN’ tightening foreign media ownership rules leading to strong opposition protests

• Energy Regulatory Office approves steep increases in Polish electricity and gas bills in 2022, and

• Prime Minister Morawiecki officially opens Poland’s longest road tunnel forming part of Warszawa’s southern ring road.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• the new German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits Warszawa and expresses hopes for ‘a pragmatic solution’ to the conflict between Poland and the EU institutions

• Poland repeats its pledges of support to the Belarusian opposition after pro-democracy activists there receive lengthy prison terms

• Final official statistics show that year-on-year inflation reached 7.8% in November, and

• Poland remembers the victims of martial law on the 40th anniversary of its imposition in December 1981.