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This week on the show, we talk about 3 ways to influence the impact that you have on those that you work with. https://lnkd.in/ghDkjWq5

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You need to be OK with "NO." → I've been doing this "#thePOZcast" for almost five years now, and I still cringe a bit when a potential guest says NO to coming on the show.↴ Part of me is like, "Do you know who I have had on that is at an insanely higher level of professional and social clout than you?" → Obviously, I wouldn't say that as it's super douchey and biased. However, we all have those thoughts when someone says NO to a request. We wouldn't be human if we didn't, right? → When it comes to podcast guests, we need to consider the number of inbound requests that some of these top-targeted guests get and the decision process involved. Like us, their time is valuable too, and they must decide how to spend it. And sometimes, it's not the number of downloads you have or the level of your previous guests. ↴ → It's just a numbers game. So, be polite and gracious and ask if you can reach out again in the near future and take another shot! 👉 Stick to Posner's 3 P's of success, and you will prevail! PATIENT POLITE PERSISTANT! 👉 And keep at it! It took me years to land top guests, and it was well worth the wait!

From the mid 1960's to 1998, the stratosphere cooled almost three times as much as the earth warmed. From this input, the author could prove that CFC destruction of ozone, not CO2, was the cause of the abnormal warming over that period. He wrote a paper on his CFC destruction of ozone findings. In the documentary "Inconvenient Truth", Al Gore conveniently separated the Vostok Ice core temperature and CO2 graphs so you could not see which came first, a warming spike or a CO2 spike. He said that a CO2 spike came first but alas, it was the just the opposite! When the graphs are combined, it is clearly seen that a global warming spike always comes first (blue line). This warms the oceans, which reduces the solubility of CO2 in water and results in the liberation of CO2 from the oceans. He also gave no explanation what would cause a CO2 spike to occur in the first place. What is so disturbing is that climatologists, like Al Gore, seem to have a problem discerning cause and effect. It is very simple and does not require a rocket scientist. If what you call an effect comes first, you have it backwards; the cause comes first to produce the effect First, most scientists do not agree with the CO2 global warming premise! In the United States 31,478 scientists, including the author, have signed a petition rejecting the Kyoto global warming agreement (see Figure 1) and of these, 9,029 have PhDs, including Dr. Edward Teller The actual temperature for 2008 was some 0.43 Degrees C cooler than the IPCC projection based on the assumption that atmospheric CO2 concentration remained constant with time. On an actual temperature basis, one sees that the IPCC models predict temperatures that are not even close to actual measurements. The temperature in 2008 was the same as in 1982. To this old chemical engineer, the predictions represent the classic "garbage in -- garbage out" analysis for computer models. It reminds me of the computer models used to predict where Hurricane Ike would hit the U. S. in 2008. Five meteorological models all predicted the hurricane would hit the west coast of Florida, then changed it to New Orleans, then to Galveston, down to Corpus Christi and then back up to Galveston, where it finally hit, all of this over a five day period. Here again, meteorological models are not trustworthy. Do you realize that CO2 emissions created by man's activities, combustion of fuels, etc. (called Anthropogenic emissions) is miniscule compared to the emissions of CO2 from nature? Table 1 was developed by the IPCC. It shows annual CO2 emissions to the atmosphere from both nature and man and how much of the CO2 emitted is re-absorbed by nature.

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#IpsosInsight - Is our world really as polarised as some commentators imagine? What kind of shape are we in to face the challenges of 2024? Could the polycrisis actually help to bring us together? Check out the latest episode from Ben Page 's podcast series! https://lnkd.in/gxq5ZQAw

What is truly meaningful to you? Feel free to share in the comments. In Ep. 50, Todd Quinones reflects on this question, as it relates to the work he used to do. His reasons for leaving were simple. And it echoes a theme I hear more of on the show. #whyileftpodcast

What is truly meaningful to you? Feel free to share in the comments. In Ep. 50, Todd Quinones reflects on this question, as it relates to the work he used to do. His reasons for leaving were simple. And it echoes a theme I hear more of on the show. #whyileftpodcast

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