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Discover the path to a healthier and freer future for your family with Zen Honeycutt. Gain insights and take action on pressing health issues by listening to this informative podcast episode. Click here: https://lnkd.in/dy66RYWf #momsacrossamerica #zenhoneycutt #spotifypodcast

In this podcast episode, Zen Honeycutt provides a roadmap for addressing the most pressing health issues. Take action today and learn how to secure a better future for your family's health and freedom. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/dy66RYWf #momsacrossamerica #zenhoneycutt #spotifypodcast

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Penny and Purpose: Unveiling the Wealth of Unity through Chamaa's The Chamaa Show is a groundbreaking television series showcasing the powerful stories of chamaas (informal savings groups) nationwide. Each episode is a journey into the lives of these groups, illuminating their challenges, innovations, and remarkable impact on their communities. Each episode kicks off with the hosts introducing the featured chamaa and setting the scene with an overview of the structure and functioning of the chamaa, its financial achievements, and future projections. This segment is crafted to build a connection between the audience and the chamaa, preparing viewers for an in-depth look at their compelling journey. Each week, the show will delve into a chamaa's origin and evolution, focusing on the strategies that helped them navigate and surmount obstacles. The show also highlights the vital role of partnership in the growth of chamaas. It features organizations that support the chamaa through financial aid, mentorship, or resources. This part of the show showcases the partners and integrates product placements or activations supporting the chamaa’s mission, aiding their sustainability and increasing their community impact. Throughout the show, the audience will hear moving testimonials and success stories from chamaa members and those who benefited from their efforts. These personal accounts underscore the profound effect of collective enterprise and community empowerment, reinforcing the value and impact of chamaas. To further engage the audience, "Chamaa Show" includes a live Q&A segment where viewers can ask questions about chamaas, financial literacy, and community development, fostering a deeper understanding and connection with the topic. Follow "Chamaa Show" on LinkedIn to stay updated on upcoming episodes, behind-the-scenes content, and more insights into how chamaas are making a difference nationwide. Join us in celebrating and learning from these incredible community strength and cooperation stories. As Warren Buffett wisely said, "Someone's sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago." Join us in witnessing how chamaas plant seeds of financial wisdom and community growth that build a better tomorrow. #Finance #CommunityEmpowerment #Wealth #Unity #Investments #CommunityInvestments #CommunityWealth #Entertainment #Content

Intentionality is different from desire. Many programs want to grow, they strive to grow, but there is not always intentionality as to how they go about that, especially when it comes to community need and program design. In this episode, our CEO speaks with Jaime Vinck, CEO of Recovery Ways and former CEO of Sierra Tuscon, regarding building a program with intentionality. How should programs look at community need, payer relationships, and program development BEFORE they open up a new program? Jamie shares her extensive experience as well as Recovery Ways' current common sense strategy to growth and scale. https://lnkd.in/g-bfKZKf

OUT NOW! EP12 of C3 Podcast releases Tuesday (5/14) morning at 5 AM EST! "Building Community by Showing Up For Others" with Lexi Mickens. In this episode, Myron connects with Lexi Mickens shares her journey from sports to tech to becoming a founder. Key highlights include: -Showing up early, communicating loudly and often, and putting teammates first are valuable lessons from sports that can be applied in any industry. -Building a genuine and equitable community is important for personal and professional growth. -Run It Bank, Lexi's organization, offers free basketball programs for student athletes and adults, creating a supportive and inclusive community. -Values such as respect, communication, and support are essential for building strong relationships within a community. Community building is essential for providing support and opportunities to underserved communities. -Mentorship is most effective when there is relatability and representation between mentors and mentees. -In-person events are valuable for fostering genuine connections and creating a sense of community. -Empathy and understanding are crucial in building connections and supporting others. -Motherhood can be a challenging but rewarding journey that requires empathy and a balance between personal and professional life. Listen and Subscribe Below YouTube: https://bit.ly/49ES4LU Spotify: https://spoti.fi/48CJE6B Apple: https://apple.co/49HTcPq *Also available on other major podcast platforms Our Why: C3 Community exists to create safe spaces for us all to Be Humans first, Learn from each other's professional and life experiences, and Choose to co-create a healthy community of betterment..

Well, after almost 20 episodes, podcasting on global affairs with a ten-year old, I have learned a ton about both Maya and podcasting. Here are my key takeaways on the latter: 1) Traditional media rules hold: Our most popular episodes so far have been, for better or worse, on the personalities that dominate the news..... Taylor Swift ("Is Taylor Swift Changing... Business?") and Donald Trump ("An Introduction to Trump's Legal Problems"). 2) Guests are critical to growth: We have had one adult guest and six "kid" guests and those shows have been both the most fun to record and the podcast benefits from their (parents) excitement to share the show with family and friends 3) Content generation is exhausting!: We commit a few hours each week to researching, lightly scripting, recording and editing. It is challenging (though rewarding!) to record each week... and we have had to miss one or two when Maya has just been too busy or schedules can't align! 4) The news cycle moves quickly (!): We have researched on Monday and been out of date by Wednesday! We even cancelled an episode because the news had changed so much! 5) Accuracy - Whoah!: Even when you are researching an issue thoroughly, inevitably, questions and angles emerge during the show. And... It is incredibly hard to be 100% accurate! We have a ton of empathy and respect for newscasters who report live or even those who are prepped! We have had a few gaffs and have just gone back and noted them on the next show - they may not have that luxury! Anyway, we are having a ton of fun. Check out the show - tell a 9-14 year old friend....though adults tell us they learn from the podcast too! :) #podcast #newspodcast #swifties #swiftprogramming #kidsentertainment #kidsactivities #kidseducation https://lnkd.in/e63K8uis

How can we build communities around the impact we want to make in the world? How do we get people engaged and excited to support our missions when we are all so busy and tied up in all our commitments already. How do we get others to care when we are starting to feel numb? Numb because there is simply too much to do to fix this world. Numb because we tried and we feel we failed or we didn’t even dare to try to make our own impact in the first place. Finding answers to these questions inspired our new season.  In Season 6 we will delve into the theme of “COMMUNITY“, bringing to light the often overlooked aspects of the changemakers’ journeys — the trials, tribulations, and the profound humanity behind their extraordinary work. Join the conversation & find all our Season 6 episodes here: https://lnkd.in/dkcrUcri #impactpodcast #community #stuffthatmatters

Intentionality is different from desire. Many programs want to grow, they strive to grow, but there is not always intentionality as to how they go about that, especially when it comes to community need and program design. In this episode, I speak with Jaime Vinck, CEO of Recovery Ways and former CEO of Sierra Tuscon, regarding building a program with intentionality. How should programs look at community need, payer relationships, and program development BEFORE they open up a new program? Jamie shares her extensive experience as well as Recovery Ways' current common sense strategy to growth and scale. https://lnkd.in/ggPQXyWq

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