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🎙 Folge 17: Google Ads für Zahnärzte – Pflicht oder Geldverbrennung? Google Ads sind in vielen Städten zur Voraussetzung geworden, um bei Google sichtbar zu sein – sogar vor der besten SEO-Platzierung. In dieser Folge des DentalArmy Podcasts mit Moritz Scheidl erfahren Sie: ✅ Warum Google Ads bei Suchanfragen wie „Zahnarzt Berlin“ oft vor SEO erscheinen ✅ Wie viele Klicks auf Anzeigen wirklich entfallen – und was das für Ihre Praxis bedeutet ✅ Was ein Neupatient über Ads kosten darf – mit und ohne Profi ✅ Warum eine schlechte Website jedes Werbebudget verbrennt ✅ ...

Ist Agilität nur noch ein Buzzword vergangener Tage? Oder erleben wir gerade den Reifeprozess agilen Arbeitens? In dieser Solo-Episode spreche ich darüber, warum die Nachfrage nach agiler Beratung aktuell abnimmt – und warum das nicht bedeutet, dass Agilität keine Rolle mehr spielt. Ganz im Gegenteil. Du erfährst: Warum der Hype um Agilität nachlässt – und das sogar gut ist Weshalb Agilität kein Selbstzweck ist, sondern ein Mittel zur Veränderungskompetenz Wie Unternehmen ohne echte Kundenorientierung und Innovationskraft gegen die Wand fahren Warum gerade jetzt der richtige ...

Keywords Bianca Errigo, Human OS, wellbeing, performance, sustainability, mental health, coaching, technology, entrepreneurship, human-centricity, AI, organizational change, employee engagement, psychological safety, workplace culture Summary Bob Pulver speaks with Bianca Arrigo, founder of Human OS, about her journey from tech sales to wellness expert and entrepreneur. Bianca shares her personal experiences with burnout and mental health, leading her to create Human OS, a platform that combines wellbeing, performance, and sustainability through personalized coaching and technology. The ...

In this episode of Getting to Aha!, host Darshan Mehta interviews e-commerce expert Neil Twa, CEO of Voltage Holdings. Neil shares his journey from corporate life at IBM to building Amazon FBA brands, generating over $100 million in sales. He discusses the power of product innovation over invention, how to find high-margin opportunities, and why premium pricing is essential for long-term success. Listeners will gain actionable insights into building scalable e-commerce brands and navigating Amazon’s competitive marketplace.

In this week's episode, I'm joined by Kellie Goldstein, VP of North America Retail Merchandising at Michael Kors, who shares the real story behind growing her career in the fast-paced industry of luxury fashion.From her former work at Coach, Dolce & Gabbana and now at Michael Kors leading merchandising strategy across fashion’s biggest brands, Kellie’s path is a perfect example of pivoting, self-advocating, and growing through discomfort.Together, we break down how to seek out the right mentors, mistakes to avoid when choosing mentors, what qualities are most important in building your ...

Though she carries one of the most prominent last names in modern Napa Valley history, Jamie Araujo didn’t grow up a wine brat or even a Napa kid at all. By the time the Araujos purchased the iconic Eisele Vineyard and launched their wine brand, Jamie was already in college on the East Coast. And she kept going east—eventually all the way to London’s West End, where she built a career as a professional actor. We sat down with Jamie to talk about her fascinating journey: from theater and television to working with some of the biggest names in wine, and ultimately returning to the family ...

Why your reaction to pressure might be your biggest leadership challengeIn this Leadership Unscripted episode of Unleash Your Impact, Unlock Others, Rich and Dave return to a key leadership truth: stress isn’t just what happens to you, it’s about how you relate and respond to what happens.Building on their previous conversation about the performance equation, they go deeper into the inner game of stress, exploring how your internal stories, cognitive filters, and unhelpful thinking habits can amplify pressure and create interference.This isn’t a conversation about eliminating stress,...

Meet Dr. Tara Vossenkemper, group practice owner, business consultant, and podcaster who believes that leadership doesn't have to suck the life out of you. She shares how she manages a virtual team while traveling in an RV with her family, uses the Entrepreneurial Operating System to provide structure, clarity, and accountability, and developed the Culture Focused Practice Podcast. She discusses her 6 month EOS Mastermind for Group Practice Owners that starts June 5th.Tara's Links:WebsiteEOS MastermindCulture Focused Practice Podcast

The New World Screwworm (NWS)— a parasitic pest eradicated from the U.S. in 1966— is climbing north from Panama, and getting a little too close to the homeland. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins closed the U.S./Mexican border for live imports of cattle, equine and bison for a second time this year as eradication protocols ramp up in Central and South America. Alabama State Veterinarian Dr. Tony Frazier with the Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries joined host Erin Beasley in studio to discuss this pest and the measures it will take to keep it out of the U.S. cowherd.

Sam Wakefield discusses the importance of continuous learning in sales, particularly in the HVAC industry. He emphasizes building strong relationships with clients, understanding their needs, and the emotional aspects of selling. Sam shares his journey in creating Close It Now, a sales training company, and highlights the need for a shift in the home service industry towards better pricing strategies and valuing quality over cost. He also addresses common pitfalls in sales processes and the importance of starting with sales training early in business development. Ultimately, Sam advocates for ...

Send us a textIn this episode, we break down Tony Robbins’ famous 80/20 principle for business-where 80% of your results come from your psychology, and only 20% from your skills and strategies. We unpack why mindset, resilience, and emotional intelligence matter far more than just technical know-how or a flawless business plan. Key Takeaways:80/20 rule of business success: Psychology vs. Skills.Why mindset is crucial for execution and navigating challenges.Learning from failure and viewing setbacks as feedback.The importance of resilience and mental toughness in the entrepreneurial ...

Joining Stephanie K and Jay this week in the studio is "Jumpin Joe" Kiefer, the MTA's very own Quality Assurance Coordinator. Learn more about Travel Training and what Joe does for the team at the MTA. If you would like to join our team please visit our website by clicking here.

In this wide-ranging episode of Conservation Stories, host Tillary Timmons-Sims welcomes Evan Stone, founder of Clear Rock Farm and Ranch, for an insightful conversation on agriculture, real estate, land use, and the evolving landscape of rural America. Evan shares his journey from working in ag sales and farming cotton and raising show sheep to discovering his passion for real estate—especially helping retiring farmers navigate complex transitions. His work is rooted in empathy, data, and a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities unique to West Texas. The discussion expands ...

Let’s talk about one of the most confusing parts of marketing—for both clients and social media managers: How much should social media management actually cost? In this episode, I’m breaking down the wide range of pricing in the industry—from $500 freelancers to $10,000+ full-service agencies—and exactly what you’re getting at each level. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re overpaying, undercharging, or just not sure how to pick the right support for your stage of business, this one’s for you. You’ll learn:The 3 tiers of social media support and what each one actually ...

In this episode of the Surfacing Leaders podcast, host Marc Koehler welcomes Lindsay Wilson, co-founder and CEO of Ink Factory Studio, to explore how visual storytelling transforms communication and leadership. Lindsay shares her journey from military base beginnings to becoming a leader in visual note-taking and collaborative communication. She explains how visuals—what she calls “modern-day pictograms”—cut through noise, build clarity, and help leaders align teams across generations, cultures, and learning styles. Throughout the conversation, Lindsay reveals the high-level skills her...

With a view to recognising the significance of First Nations' culture and celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait artists, and art as a vehicle for and an expression of self-determination and sovereignty, in this podcast Arts Law CEO, Dr Louise Buckingham, discusses the intersection between art for Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs), your artwork and the law. See our information sheet, Creating Artwork for a RAP. In the podcast, we refer to: Reconciliation Action Week 2025Creative Australia Protocols Creative Australia and Arts Law's Digital Download Music by moodmode from Pixaby ...

Die neue Bundeswirtschaftsministerin Katherina Reiche hat einen ersten Einblick gegeben, wie sie das Gebäudeenergiegesetz reformieren will. Und wie schon in der vergangenen Legislaturperiode ist das Auslöser einer durchaus kontroversen Debatte. So meldet auch der Koalitionspartner SPD bereits Gesprächsbedarf an. Wir analysieren die Hintergründe. Außerdem blicken wir in der aktuellen Folge auf die Pläne der Bundesnetzagentur zur Neugestaltung des Regulierungsrahmens für die Strom- und Gasnetze. Obwohl sich dieser bereits auf dem letzten Metern befindet, ist die Diskussion nicht minder ...

In this episode, we sit down with Roya Aghighi, Co-founder and CEO of Lite-1, a Vancouver-based biotech startup transforming the colour industry. We explore how traditional fabric dyes are harmful to both people and the planet, and how her team is harnessing microorganisms that naturally produce pigments to grow safe, sustainable colours for textiles. Roya also shares the challenges and breakthroughs in scaling this technology, the role of biodesign in sustainable manufacturing, and her journey leading a company committed to environmental stewardship. Tune in to discover how Lite-1 is ...

Episode 30 introduces the r3.0 SEEDS Series Volume 1 that explains the fundamental flaws of current economic system thinking, especially the idea that there are solutions within our predicament. Furthermore we cover a new set of reports that underline our ongoing economic system collapse. We close by looking at the current consequences on (European) sustainability regulations.

In this episode of Agents Who Crush It In Real Estate, we sit down with Federico Creatini, a creative powerhouse and top-producing agent who shares his winding and inspiring journey through the real estate world.From growing up with a broker mom to seeing his first commission check and knowing this was the path—Federico’s career didn’t follow a straight line. After navigating personal and professional detours, he found his rhythm and built a thriving, modern real estate team that closed over $20M in Dartmouth alone.You’ll hear about: How his artistic background shaped his approach ...