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Mayor of Huntington Beach, Barbara Delgleize discusses Huntington Beach, what has been happening and what to expect in the future with Barry Saywitz. Make sure to listen to every Tuesday morning at 9:00 a.m. on OC Talk Radio 

Robert Derringer of Crouzet discusses his industry involvement in the Electronics Components channel and the importance of  men acting as allies for women in the workplace. Robert reflects son his "aha" moments and offers  his approach of "calling in" verses "calling out" in addressing systemic change. Support the show (http://www.womeninelectronics.com)

Monica loses both her parents to pancreatic cancer, first her mother and later her father.  Her mother wasn't given many options - either chemo or let nature take its course.  With the low survival rate the decision made was to let nature take its course.  Monica being a researcher googled pancreatic cancer and found a chat group.  After reading a few stories posted by family members, Monica felt her mother had been given a death sentence.  After losing her mother in 2003 she continued to do research but found nothing was really being done.  She joined the PanCAN Albuquerque, New Mexico Affiliate in 2012 after attending her first PurpleLight. Monica always loved to volunteer, pancreatic cancer ended up choosing her mother and that lead her into the direction of volunteering with PanCAN.  Monica is the Social Media Chair of the Michigan Affiliate and has also served as the Advocacy Chair.  The first thing she tells people she meets who have been diagnosed or their family members is to contact PanCAN.  "I'd let them know there is hope not to give up, different things going."  Monica feels going to Advocacy Day and sharing your stories with members of congress is very empowering.  It's important our representative know "My mother was just not a statistic, she was not a number she was a real person."  Monica was completely blindsided when she found out her dad was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer some years later.  Her father had seen what his wife and gone through so he was a little more aware and his was found earlier.  His symptoms were different, jaundice, itchy skin, he was able to have the whipple but sadly died less than a year later.  Monica hasn't really come to terms yet in losing her father, she is still  mourning  her mother.  Losing both parents to pancreatic cancer Monica is more involved and invested in the fight against pancreatic cancer.  Quoting one of her favorite researcher, Dr Howard Crawford "It can be bent."  Monica's goal is to raise as much awareness, keep her mothers legacy alive, "I don't want her to ever be forgotten and she won't be forgotten through me or the work that I do."

This episode of Living Hope is dedicated to Monica's mother Ranjana Upadhyaya "MAA"

You can reach Monica through the affiliate facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/2095769850634842

or email [email protected]

Despite the millions of Ukrainian refugees heading to nearby countries, there are still some who choose to stay on the ground and continue to fight. The Russian attacks are horrific atrocities and have caused immense suffering, fear, and heartbreak. These people are the ones experiencing traumas and fears from getting tortured and arrested for no reason.But why would they stay in their country rather than become a refugee? When would this war end? How can Americans help the Ukrainians? What are they doing on the ground?Let’s hear out the people who are there and living through the nightmare. Today is a rare opportunity to hear four brave women telling stories of what they’re seeing and experiencing in Ukraine. Don’t miss this special episode of Health Talks with Dr. Trinh!Memorable Quotes:Russia didn’t ever expect Ukraine as a flourished country. — Nika BielskaLet’s not confuse refugees with social-economical opportunists. — Valentyna LyevlyevaI can’t communicate with my relatives in Russia because they would also say that our army is killing our people and we should open our eyes. — Valery ShyrokovaMy child shouldn't live in an apartment of people that I have never seen nor sleep in the bed of people that I have never seen. — Valery ShyrokovaNothing will ever be more important than human values. — Tatiana GrinuovaImportant Points:People usually misunderstand that Russia and Ukraine have the same ancestors when they were just united by the Soviet Union and Ukraine has more in common with Poland.We can’t imagine when and how will the Russo-Ukrainian war end.Just from one hit, the whole country felt unsafe.About the Guests:Nika Bielska is the founder and CEO of Postweb.Digital and a scientist at Epigenetics laboratory, D.F.Chebotarev State Institute of Gerontology NAMS of UkraineTatiana Grinuova is the founder of Kind Challenge, a charity fundraising platform in Ukraine. About the Host:Dung Trinh, MD is the Chief Medical Officer of Irvine Clinical Research, medical missionary with TongueOut Medical Missions, and holds leadership positions with multiple health care organizations in Orange County. He is a keynote speaker, best-selling author, and Host of “Health Talks with Dr. Trinh” which can be heard weekly on OC Talk Radio.Connect with Dr. TrinhHealthTalks OC WebsiteTongue OutFacebookLinkedInYoutube

Summary

On this episode of Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way, host Will Crist sits down with Josh Abbott, General Manager of Fun Productions. Josh’s parents founded Fun Productions nearly 30 years ago and grew it into the successful business it is today. Almost five years ago, Fun Productions implemented EOS and quickly experienced many of the benefits that come with the EOS Life. Throughout the episode, Will and Josh discuss the EOS Life, having fun at work, and much more!

 

Thanks for tuning in!

Shownotes

(0:28) Introducing Josh Abbott and Fun Productions

(3:48) How EOS Affected the Business

(9:43) The EOS Life

(12:58) The Great Contribution

(16:27) Compensating Appropriately

(20:50) Supporting Employees’ Passions

(25:24) Making Your Business Attractive to Talent

(31:59) EOS Predictions

(35:39) Getting Permission to Have Fun with Your Company

(42:42) Closing Thoughts

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Will Crist

EOS 

Josh Abbott

Fun Productions  

Quotes

“We were able to start working on the business and not just in the business, whereas I think pre-EOS we were very reactionary.” (6:07) - Josh Abbott

 

“For a very long time, [we waited] for people to ask for raises, and if they asked for a raise [we would] assess and give them a raise. But what we found was there were folks out there who are not going to ask for a raise, and they may start to feel resentment around the fact that they haven’t been offered a raise.” (16:42) - Josh Abbott

 

“We put out ads for one [open position]—we were just looking for one person last year. And I think we ended up turning [the ad off] after we got 35 applications in four days.” (29:24) - Josh Abbott

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God designed people to be biologically wired to have fear to make us aware of impending danger and take action against it. Fear is an internal mitigation tool against risk. But if not controlled, we easily get manipulated by fear, which holds us back from taking the next step to success.As we live in a feeling-based world, no one can ever invalidate how we feel. But feelings can lie frequently and not all feelings are accurate towards reality.When we stay being chronically fearful, our body is activating the inflammatory factors that affect our physical health. As a consequence, it accelerates aging and contributes to illnesses. In short, harmonious health and life promote better health.In this week’s episode, we are joined by Dr. Timothy Jennnings to share the integration and biblical principles to a healthier brain function. Dr. Jennings is the President and Founder of Come and Reason Ministries and has published books such as Could It Be This Simple? and The God-Shaped Brain.Memorable Quotes:It's significantly destructive to us when we react to fear because fear contributes to illness and accelerates aging. — Dr. Timothy JenningsWe must present truth and facts that empower people to be able to make intelligent decisions — Dr. Timothy JenningsFear may hold us back from taking the next step to getting a better career or knowing a healthy relationship. — Dr. Dung TrinhLet's look at faith, use reason and science, and then compare that to the real world. — Paul RobertsOther Resources: https://comeandreason.com/Important Points:The laws of health are the laws upon which health and life operate and function, and as you harmonize with them you promote better health.Fear, from any cause that is chronic in nature, activates the immune system which kicks up inflammatory factors and undermines physical health.When you are socially isolated, you have a higher mortality rate. You can't fight illnesses, as well. You have more cancer rates, depression, or dementia. Much of the fear is driven by misinformation, falsehoods, and propaganda. It's not being driven by actual science or evidence. What you believe means how you feel; how you feel means what you do, and what you do leads to certain results.About the Guests:Timothy R. Jennings, MD is a board-certified Christian psychiatrist, master psychopharmacologist, international speaker, a distinguished fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, and a fellow of the Southern Psychiatric Association. His books include Could It Be This Simple? and The God-Shaped Brain.About the Host:Dung Trinh, MD is the Chief Medical Officer of Irvine Clinical Research, medical missionary with TongueOut Medical Missions, and holds leadership positions with multiple health care organizations in Orange County. He is a keynote speaker, best-selling author, and Host of “Health Talks with Dr. Trinh” which can be heard weekly on OC Talk Radio.Connect with Dr. TrinhHealthTalks OC WebsiteTongue OutFacebookLinkedInYoutube

How does the Orange County Fire Authority protect nearly two million residents from its 77 fire stations throughout Orange County? Find out by listening to OC Talk Radio Public Affairs Director Dawn Kamber’s interview with Orange County Fire Authority Captain and Public Information Officer Greg Barta. He talks about how the OCFA serves 23 cities in Orange County and all unincorporated areas. Only on OC Talk Radio, Orange County’s Only Community Radio Station which streams live from the University of California-Irvine’s BEALL APPLIED INNOVATION CENTER. www.ocfa.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Show Notes  Today, our recording day is March 17th or St Patrick’s Day, so I have brought on an Irish man to talk a bit about why we celebrate St Patrick’s Day and then talk a lot about poverty in the world. My guest is a very fortunate cancer survivor, Nick Jordan, who is CEO and Founder, Wells of Life, Inc. a group that is committed to bringing clean water to 1,000 communities in Uganda and beyond. And as that dream is about to come true the end of this year, 2022 as we March to a Million. What that means is not only will we serve 1000 villages, but that effort to mean that we have provided clean water to 1 MM people. It has taken us 12 years to get here and our plan is to reach 2 MM people served with water by year-end 2025. Born, raised and educated in Ireland, Nick holds a bachelor’s degree from University College, Dublin.    Please check out www.wellsoflife.org

Check out the inaugural episode of OUR COMMUNITY. As the OC Hispanic Chamber of Commerce brings in Patty Juarez, EVP and Head of Diverse Segments at WELLS FARGO BANK. To talk about her work within the community. And her path to getting here.  Because as they say at the Chamber "Our community is Your Community".

Today's guest is Octavia Goredema, career coach and author of "Prep, Push, Pivot." Teresa and Octavia discuss how to make the most of one-on-one meetings with your boss.

They discuss how to plan and make sure you're getting the most out of the one-on-one time to ensure your future.

Here are the steps to maximize your time :

1. Work with your manager to determine how the agenda for your meetings will be created and reflect on your priorities and professional development goals.  2. During your meetings, use your body language to underscore your words and your actions.  3. Be a good listener, embrace feedback, and default to solving problems.  4. Use your time after your one-on-ones to consider areas where you can focus, adapt, or make improvements moving forward.  

To connect with Octavia : octaviagoredema.com

Your manager needs to know what your long-term goals areOctavia Goredema

Episode Timeline

00:06Introduction and Disclaimer

01:24Planning for your meeting

12:33Break and Public Service Announcement

12:58Steps to ensuring a great meeting

21:23Teresa’s Closing Remarks