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Today our Driven Designer, Bryan Thompson (10 year veteran of Nissan's SoCal Design studio) takes another detour to highlight some LGBT issues again. Not only talking about his ongoing SHINE initiative to shine a light on domestic abuse within this community, but to talk with an author Britt East, who's written A Gay Man's Guide to Life.  Designed to give gay men (in his words) a leg up on life by sharing his own journey as a way to guide and inspire others.It's part of Bryan's series of shows that not only spotlight LGBT issues but shine a light on how people are using this cloistered Covid time to be creative and tackle new projects.  To take a look at what's driving people during these difficult times.  So ride along! Right here on Orange County's only community radio station, www.OCTalkRadio.net.

Today our Driven Designer, Bryan Thompson (10 year veteran of Nissan's SoCal Design studio) takes another detour to highlight some LGBT issues again. Not only talking about his ongoing SHINE initiative to shine a light on domestic abuse within this community, but to talk with an author Britt East, who's written A Gay Man's Guide to Life.  Designed to give gay men (in his words) a leg up on life by sharing his own journey as a way to guide and inspire others.It's part of Bryan's series of shows that not only spotlight LGBT issues but shine a light on how people are using this cloistered Covid time to be creative and tackle new projects.  To take a look at what's driving people during these difficult times.  So ride along! Right here on Orange County's only community radio station, www.OCTalkRadio.net.

It's time to get your affairs in order. In this episode of Closing The wealth Gap, we'll talk about the need for Funeral Planning, Veterans Funeral Benefits and the importance of owning Final Expense Insurance. For more information visit: www.tyronefrench.com or call: (877) 296-5192. To get my free wealth coaching app: text TYRONE to 36260. Personal wealth coaching available at: www.wealthcoaching.us

 

It's time to get your affairs in order. In this episode of Closing The wealth Gap, we'll talk about the need for Funeral Planning, Veterans Funeral Benefits and the importance of owning Final Expense Insurance. For more information visit: www.tyronefrench.com or call: (877) 296-5192. To get my free wealth coaching app: text TYRONE to 36260. Personal wealth coaching available at: www.wealthcoaching.us

 

Show Notes  In this episode Terry Hershey and I wrestle with the role of spirituality and God in our country’s most difficult crisis in January 2021. Sometimes clear and sometimes bewildered, we remain at the mercy of our hearts, resting in the attentive mercy of grace. Truly, this is as vulnerable and as truthful a podcast as we know how to conduct. For those of you familiar with Terry and me, be assured: This conversation is most like the powerful conversations we frequently enjoy. Please find hope in these discussions as you listen to two guys grappling with the awkward life we all encounter today. Visit Terry at www.terryhershey.com  For more with Charlie Hedges please visit www.thenextchapter.life  

Show Notes  In this episode Terry Hershey and I wrestle with the role of spirituality and God in our country’s most difficult crisis in January 2021. Sometimes clear and sometimes bewildered, we remain at the mercy of our hearts, resting in the attentive mercy of grace. Truly, this is as vulnerable and as truthful a podcast as we know how to conduct. For those of you familiar with Terry and me, be assured: This conversation is most like the powerful conversations we frequently enjoy. Please find hope in these discussions as you listen to two guys grappling with the awkward life we all encounter today. Visit Terry at www.terryhershey.com  For more with Charlie Hedges please visit www.thenextchapter.life  

Jackie Mattox continues the conversation with Bob Gourdeau, industry veteran, regarding important leadership discussions leading into 2021 and beyond.  Bob brings light to some critical leadership principals, such as "Always do the  right thing. You never know who's watching." Bob emphasizes the importance of a diversity mindset throughout the organization by implementation through accountability measures directly linked to compensation,  refreshed corporate policies, and HR procedures that support recruitment and retention of diverse talent. Listen in to Bob's list of 10 things every rising leader can do in order to advance their career that takes zero talent and his key learning lessons along his own journey.  He also talks about AVX as being a stable and agile company with a positive growth plan heading into our modern, ever evolving world.  Support the show (http://www.womeninelectronics.com)

Jackie Mattox continues the conversation with Bob Gourdeau, industry veteran, regarding important leadership discussions leading into 2021 and beyond.  Bob brings light to some critical leadership principals, such as "Always do the  right thing. You never know who's watching." Bob emphasizes the importance of a diversity mindset throughout the organization by implementation through accountability measures directly linked to compensation,  refreshed corporate policies, and HR procedures that support recruitment and retention of diverse talent. Listen in to Bob's list of 10 things every rising leader can do in order to advance their career that takes zero talent and his key learning lessons along his own journey.  He also talks about AVX as being a stable and agile company with a positive growth plan heading into our modern, ever evolving world.  Support the show (http://www.womeninelectronics.com)

If you don’t like golf, don’t hang up. I understand. And if you don’t like golf, and you find yourself continuing to find a way to get to the golf course, really don’t hang up! Today we will be talking about golf, but we are going to make links to real-life, which could be soul-changing for you.For 25 years of my life, I was a pastor and preacher. I built churches, preached every Sunday, met with hurting people, and tried to be the real McCoy in contrast to the charlatans who seems to get news headlines I never coveted. Sometimes I would get the recordings of my sermons and listen to them. It was a horrifying experience. I could never say what I wanted to say in as clear, precise, and compelling way as I desired.In contrast, I would listen to great contemporary preachers who communicated the very things I was trying to convey. Why did they seem to be able to preach so much better than me? Was I mistaken in my sense of call to the ministry? While my churches tended to grow in numbers, spirit, and vitality, shouldn’t they be growing faster? Perhaps if I was more gifted, more holy, harder working, and wisely strategic, I would see more fruit from my labor.You know exactly what I am talking about. Maybe you weren’t a preacher or a public figure submitting to the never-ending commentary of critics around. Still, you have had the voices in your head telling you, you aren’t good enough, smart enough, talented enough, or charming enough to make the grade. Do you let it beat you down?Today we get to learn from a man who has lived much of his life in the rarified air of golf’s elites. He’s played in all four majors, even setting a course record at the Master’s for a first-time participant in 1978 when he came in 5th. This man is a “pro” in many ways, an author, dedicated family man, and has much more than a casual relationship with Jesus Christ.Welcome, Wally Armstrong, to Church Hurts And.

If you don’t like golf, don’t hang up. I understand. And if you don’t like golf, and you find yourself continuing to find a way to get to the golf course, really don’t hang up! Today we will be talking about golf, but we are going to make links to real-life, which could be soul-changing for you.For 25 years of my life, I was a pastor and preacher. I built churches, preached every Sunday, met with hurting people, and tried to be the real McCoy in contrast to the charlatans who seems to get news headlines I never coveted. Sometimes I would get the recordings of my sermons and listen to them. It was a horrifying experience. I could never say what I wanted to say in as clear, precise, and compelling way as I desired.In contrast, I would listen to great contemporary preachers who communicated the very things I was trying to convey. Why did they seem to be able to preach so much better than me? Was I mistaken in my sense of call to the ministry? While my churches tended to grow in numbers, spirit, and vitality, shouldn’t they be growing faster? Perhaps if I was more gifted, more holy, harder working, and wisely strategic, I would see more fruit from my labor.You know exactly what I am talking about. Maybe you weren’t a preacher or a public figure submitting to the never-ending commentary of critics around. Still, you have had the voices in your head telling you, you aren’t good enough, smart enough, talented enough, or charming enough to make the grade. Do you let it beat you down?Today we get to learn from a man who has lived much of his life in the rarified air of golf’s elites. He’s played in all four majors, even setting a course record at the Master’s for a first-time participant in 1978 when he came in 5th. This man is a “pro” in many ways, an author, dedicated family man, and has much more than a casual relationship with Jesus Christ.Welcome, Wally Armstrong, to Church Hurts And.