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Show Notes  In his brilliant book on managing your innermost self, our guest today, Shasheen Shah, speaks of recurring emotional triggers, ones that have haunted some of us for decades. In dealing with his own emotional triggers Shasheen writes, “… I discovered that although I was forty, I was reacting as my ten-year-old self.” And that is our critical topic for today: How to manage the needy and screaming inner child who can still impact even the most successful people. In the last couple of years, I have discovered that managing my innermost child is a most essential task. This subject is the sweet spot of our special guest today. Shasheen Shah is Founder of Coherent Strategies. He works with high achieving leaders, CEOs, and maverick entrepreneurs. He is also author of the new and very important book, "The Kid and the King." Today will be special. I promise. For more on Shasheen Shah go to www.shasheen.com For Shasheen’s newest book visit The Kid and the King  

In spite of the increasingly fast-paced nature of today’s media, the art of long-form storytelling still thrives in the form of books, movies, TV and, more recently, podcasts. On this episode of the Pub Date podcast we have Paul Roberts join us and shares how STORYSELLING can make or break a book, podcast, interview, and even speaking career.

About our guest:

Paul Roberts, founder and station manager of OC Talk Radio, has been in the business of storytelling for decades. Lately, he spends his days amplifying the voices of the Orange County business ecosystem by helping his clients stream and record their live podcast shows in his studio at the Cove @ UCI, the headquarters of UCI Beall Applied Innovation.

Learn more about Paul and his work by visiting https://www.octalkradio.biz/ or on the following social media:

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OCTalkRadio/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/octalkradio

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OCTalkRadio/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paultroberts/

This week on the Pub Date podcast, Jen Dorsey and Vanessa Campos talk with Dr. Kelly J. Baker, editor of Women in Higher Education, a feminist newsletter with the continued goal “to enlighten, encourage, empower and enrage women on campus” as well as The National Teaching and Learning Forum. She was the managing editor of Disability Acts, an all volunteer magazine for disability essays, screeds, and manifestos by disabled people for all people.

 

She is also a writer with a religious studies Ph.D. who covers religion, higher education, gender, labor, motherhood, and popular culture. As an essayist, historian, and journalist Dr. Baker shares how she made the move from academic to author and what it means to pivot to a different kind of writing that still honors your research life and what it's like to market a book both in and out of the academic life.

Learn more about Dr. Kelly J. Baker by visiting www.kellyjbaker.com or following her on Twitter @kelly_j_baker

Debbie Conyers passes the baton to ECIA’s new Director of Marketing Communications and Member Engagement, Stephanie Tierney, and offers some insightful messages for the industry.  Stephanie shares her personal side and communicates her background in the industry and goals for her new role at ECIA, while Debbie encourages her to  "make it her own".  Debbie shares her plans for retirement and also encourage the industry to "recruit on how inclusive we can be.." Stephanie encourages women to believe in ourselves and make time to attend meetings that bring growth opportunities, and final parting words from  Debbie,  "A big message is to get involved!". Support the show (http://www.womeninelectronics.com)

This week we're happy to showcase another passionate Pedego owner.  An appeals attorney named Duane Daiker out of Tampa, Florida who found his ebike so appealing that he started his own podcast to chronicle his own journeys and experiences called ELECTRIC BIKE RADIO. 

Taking us thru his own evolution from regular bike rider to ebike enthusiast, as he found a way to get his wife back on the road after she suffered a serious heart attack at 50.  Giving her the confidence and capability to ride again. And opening up a whole new world of adventure (for both of them) like their recent trip through the National Parks of Utah. Going farther than they once thought possible. And telling the world all about it. On ELECTRIC BIKE RADIO and this week's PEDEGO PODCAST.

This week we're happy to showcase another passionate Pedego owner.  An appeals attorney named Duane Daiker out of Tampa, Florida who found his ebike so appealing that he started his own podcast to chronicle his own journeys and experiences called ELECTRIC BIKE RADIO. 

Taking us thru his own evolution from regular bike rider to ebike enthusiast, as he found a way to get his wife back on the road after she suffered a serious heart attack at 50.  Giving her the confidence and capability to ride again. And opening up a whole new world of adventure (for both of them) like their recent trip through the National Parks of Utah. Going farther than they once thought possible. And telling the world all about it. On ELECTRIC BIKE RADIO and this week's PEDEGO PODCAST.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought us stressful and overwhelming challenges to a degree that our level of anxiety and stress have increased. It negatively affects our mental health mainly when we tend to feel more isolated and lonelier due to the sudden health protocol restrictions. People try to cope with stress even at the simplest level that they can until they get run over and find wrong solutions. The extreme amount of stress and lack of coping skills has led many to use illegal drugs that caused the rate of substance abuse to increase. This is why being open to health education is needed to put a stop on the continuous pain behind mental health amidst the pandemic.In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Paul Christo, the author of the Aches and Gains, A Comprehensive Guide to Overcoming Your Pain, as he talks about the uncontrolled and untreated pain people are dealing with and the pharmacological strategies to reduce pain. At the same time, Lanii Phan, the Vice President of Community Health at 360 Clinic, is also here with us to share (her/his) inputs about the topic. Keep in mind that mental health is as important as your physical health. So taking care of your mental wellness during this pandemic is crucial and helpful for our well-being. Episode 12 features better ways to reduce pain without the risk of illegal drugs. Listen to learn more!Important Points:Some of the pharmaceutical companies push physicians to use opioids more frequently.There are many instances where people overdose and die due to misuse of opioids because they have access to it even without the prescription. Acupuncture can be used in treating numerous conditions such as neck pain, back pain, and knee pain.Endorphins are the internal morphine that reduces pain naturally.About the Guests:Lanii Phan is the Vice President of Community Health at 360 Clinic, a COVID testing company. She is also the Director of Business Development at Sun-Mar and at Windsor Gardens of Anaheim, and the supervisor at Gerinet Medical Associates. Paul Christo, MD is one of the world’s leading pain specialists and author of Aches and Gains, A Comprehensive Guide to Overcoming Your Pain. He is an Associate Professor in the Division of Pain Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.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 OutFacebookLinkedIn

How does the South Coast Air Quality Management District keep the air clean for more than 17 million people in large areas of Los Angeles, Orange County, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, including the Coachella Valley? Find out by listening to OC Talk Radio Public Affairs Director Dawn Kamber’s interview with South Coast Air Quality Management District Executive Officer Wayne Nastri. He talks about the AQMD’s mission which is to clean the air and protect the health of all residents in the District. 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.aqmd.gov

Rita Marie Johnson, and her trainers worldwide, help adults and children resolve turmoil using the Connection Practice. Rita Marie created this wellness habit, which she taught at the United Nations University for Peace, a graduate school for international leaders, and implemented in the Costa Rican public school system. Now the Connection Practice is empowering more students faster through champions of youth around the world. They become certified to teach the Connection Practice (CP) and then teach it to the young people they serve. For example, the Connection Practice has been combined with Restorative Justice in Santa Clara County, CA. A certified CP Trainer teaches it to youth offenders so they are prepared to make amends with their victims. The Connection Practice (CP) combines empathy and insight and is taught using magnetic or digital CP Boards and biofeedback. It won the Ashoka Changemakers Innovation Award chosen from 79 projects in 32 countries. Endorsed by President Oscar Arias, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, and Eileen Rockefeller, co-founder of CASEL, the leading organization for social-emotional learning in the US, the CP excels in creating connection with self and others. Johnson’s book, Completely Connected, is an Amazon bestseller and won a Nautilus Award in the Psychology Category. Over 100,000 adults and children in the US, Costa Rica, Japan, and other countries have learned the Connection Practice. In addition to presentations in the USA, Canada, Europe, and Central America, Rita Marie has been a keynote speaker at a Rotary International Peace Conference, a Peace Alliance Conference in Washington DC., a Summit of Ministries, and Departments for Peace in Costa Rica and throughout Japan. Rita Marie currently serves as Founding Director of Rasur Foundation International, a non-profit that is turning generational pain into generational peace through the Connection Practice. To contact her, call 214-48-4345 or write [email protected].

She wrote Completely Connected: Uniting Our Empathy and Insight for Extraordinary Results. You can buy the book here: https://connectionpractice.org/shop/#!form/PublicStore/5b607d04afd691063e34cb9c

Upcoming events with Rita:

Riita Marie Johnson will offer a free 30-minute message called This December: Less Stress, More Bliss on December 12th at 4:30 PM PST on Zoom. Here is the link to register: https://connectionpractice.org/less_stress_more_bliss/#!form/LessStressMoreBliss

Please join Rita Marie for a Connection Practice Tour in Costa Rica! Participants immerse themselves in the Connection Practice and enjoy good food and company while touring beautiful Costa Rica! The next tour will take place from February 12-19, 2022. Here is the link to the tour brochure: http://connectionpractice.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/CR-Tour-Brochure-Revision-2022-2.pdf. Anyone interested can e-mail [email protected].

Rita Marie regularly offers Inner Wellness for Success online from 9AM-4PM PST on Zoom. You can register here: https://connectionpractice.org/cp_course/ or check on other dates it will be offered by writing [email protected].

For daily support, anyone can join the 15-minute Daily Coherence Calls on Zoom and Facebook. To learn more or join, check here: https://connectionpractice.org/free-daily-support/.

You can receive our free Connection Practice Newsletter by subscribing here: https://connectionpractice.org/#signup.

Please check https://connectionpractice.org and social media for more information https://www.facebook.com/ConnectionPractice/

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Joe Camberato has a passion: Helping small businesses grow – really helping them grow.

His passion has defined an entrepreneurial journey that began in his spare bedroom in 2007 where, after discovering a world of private lending that few small business owners knew existed, Joe turned his fascination into a business. Its mission: understand a client’s needs, match them to the right lender, do it fast & with integrity.

Today, as the nation’s unrivaled FinTech Marketplace, National Business Capital has secured over

$1 Billion in business financing and embraced a visionary focus: Innovating the Way Entrepreneurs Grow.®

As Joe was helping businesses finance their growth, he grew his to 100+ employees without private equity.

Along the way he learned a lot about how to architect a business to scale.

Now, in addition to providing access to funding, he helps clients learn how to build businesses that run themselves, by working “on them” not in them.

His passion has also inspired him to build “GrowByJoe” on YouTube to share his insights, along with his seat on Forbes Finance Council and he is also an active member of YPO.