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Break the Silence, Shatter the Stigma: Join Us in the Journey of HealingThe Suicide Interview Series FREE online Nov. 6th to 10th, 2023Secure your spot now by clicking the link below: https://lnkd.in/gRK3EmmyCheck out this short video to see what I’ll be talking about!

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What's the starting point of building a thriving community and how can you utilize that solid foundation to nurture the value for users and businesses alike?In our newest interview series,Kyle Hagge, the OG builder who currently is the director of community atMorning Brewexplains it in a straight to action way. Watch the reel to get a sneak peek into the interview and subscribe to our newsletter to gain first access to the whole interview. Link in comments

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In this interview on NBC-TV News in Kansas City, we discuss how becoming wealthy starts in the mind. Based on my books, How Rich People Think, Secrets Self-Made Millionaires Teach Their Kids, as well as my 1,200 one-on-one interviews with self-made millionaires around the world. If you've ever wanted to become financially independent, watch this interview and study these books. #personaldevelopment #howrichpeoplethink

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Flower businesses, listen up! Do you know where your consumers are buying from? Let's hear it from Thomas Prince during his live interview on the Bloom Show.Make sure to click this link to watch the full interview or look for the Bloom Show on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gNNBCRA7#AboveAllFlowers #NewBloomSolutions #floralindustrytrends #floralmarketinsights #flowerindustry

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Here’s a short snippet of our interview with Steve Tibble on The Templars! To listen to the full interview head to https://pod.fo/e/1f5b76

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Here's a preview of our upcoming interview with Jennifer Pahlka, author of Recoding America & founder of the United States Digital Service. To see the full interview, subscribe to our newsletter! Link in the comments 👇

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The April issue of ADSC IAFD #FoundationDrilling is now available!Make sure to check out a special feature on "Beating the Arizona Heat and Drilling Deep" by Sam DeMott and Aaron Thomas ➡️ page 34 #KellerExcellence

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Love this interview. The one with Atossa Soltani is also incredible. Gregory Landua gives a good breakdown toward the end of his on why communities on the ground anchoring the process of creating eco-credits for markets is crucial, rather than top-down expert scientists (who usually have a colonial education background and funder accountability context). What I've been working in that vein is knowledge-sharing infrastructure for communities, and an economic protocol to support community labor as self-determined by communities themselves. To assist in unplugging from extractive industry jobs and having an increasingly stable pathway to working within the ecological constructs of a bioregion. P2P econ instead of statist.Atossa describes her bioregional planning with Indigenous peoples in the Amazon as a transition "away from the extractive mindset, the extractive economy of drilling and mining, and goes into a regenerative standing forest economy that's based on well-being. The well being of people, the well being of the forest, the well being of all life... Putting the Indigenous cosmology of well-being at the core of this ecological transition."

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Dive into the next chapter of our enlightening video interview series with Terrika Shaw! Part two includes even more insights and information. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation!

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Here is the interview with Aiden Butler

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