After over two decades inside the conventional healthcare system, Lynn Joselyn - Physician Assistant, Functional Medicine and Food & Spirit™ practitioner, made a bold decision: she walked away from the only model of care she’d ever known. What followed was a deeply personal health journey, a period of rest and self-discovery, and the eventual birth of Integrated Spectrum of Health, her community-centered, full-color wellness practice in Durango, Colorado.We dive into:✔️ The cracks in traditional medicine, the myth of “doing more”✔️ The radical reminder that wellness is a business✔️ Learning to advocate for yourself✔️ Building a soul-aligned practice and to slow down, soften, and trust ourselvesTimeLine:00:00 The Courage to Walk Away from Conventional Medicine02:55 Recognizing the Flaws in the Healthcare System05:51 The Journey to Holistic Healing08:58 Overcoming Self-Doubt and Embracing Change11:56 The Power of Community and Support15:12 Navigating Chronic Illness and Personal Health Crises17:57 Integrative Approaches to Healing20:57 The Importance of Listening to Your Body24:13 Creating a Personalized Healing Journey27:04 The Role of the Nervous System in Healing32:33 The Power of Community in Healing35:31 Challenging the Status Quo in Healthcare39:57 Navigating Alternative Health Practices42:45 The Wellness Industry and Personal Healing44:59 Motherhood and Personal Boundaries47:38 Integrating Life and Work49:04 The Role of Yoga in Healing51:17 Trusting Yourself in Health Decisions54:02 Future Aspirations for Community Health58:05 SPONSORED BY.mp4Connect with our guestsWebsite: https://www.integratedspectrumofhealth.com/ LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynn-joselyn-0a832135b/Insta: https://www.instagram.com/integrated_spectrum_of_health/?hl=en Card : https://hihello.me/p/67ea4c7e-4b7b-4618-99f5-ec77f514a097?f=vcf RedefineHER Podcast CreditsHost: Brenda Armstrong - ⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendaarmstrong1/⁠⁠⁠ Producer: Tarryn Long - ⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/tarrynlong/⁠⁠⁠ Sponsor: ITEOM Talent Partners search and placement experts | connecting purpose -driven organizations with top-tier talent to create thriving, impactful & diverse teams.More Details on RedefinHER Podcast:www.iteomtalent.com/redefineherpodcastThanks for following and see you on our next episode!

Stay informed with the latest in global crypto policy on today's episode, April 23, 2025. We cover El Salvador’s groundbreaking proposal to the U.S. SEC for a cross-border crypto sandbox, Russia's potential expansion of crypto mining bans due to energy concerns, and Kuwait's nationwide crackdown on illegal Bitcoin mining. Subscribe for daily updates on how governments are shaping the future of digital assets.

Episode 7: A recurring affiliate program that works: In this episode, we break down how we turned casual referrals into a fully structured recurring affiliate program. We share how we went from “we should probably reward people” to building a clean recurring affiliate program prototype. You’ll learn how we designed for sustainability, why simple tools beat custom code (at first), and how to structure commissions in a way that keeps everyone motivated. Whether you’re building your own recurring affiliate program or just want a better one to join, we lay it out step by step. And yes, you can steal the whole thing.Timestamps: 00:00 Creator dreams, meet reality00:29 What makes a top recurring affiliate program00:46 Our unplanned word-of-mouth engine01:51 Building an affiliate program without breaking things05:03 Why we skipped high-commission traps07:03 How to choose affiliate programs that won’t burn out07:46 Starting your own recurring affiliate program09:11 Affiliate marketing without the cringe13:47 Promotion that doesn’t feel like selling15:02 Future-proofing your affiliate strategy16:28 Wrapping it up, make it sustainable or don’t botherSome free Reply Two resources available 24/7Listen at https://replytwo.com/podcastWiki and Prompt Library: https://replytwo.com/wikiBoring Blog Post: https://replytwo.com/blog/building-a-top-recurring-affiliate-program Boring Long Form: https://replytwo.com/wiki/recurring-affiliate-program

If you want to succeed in data science, you need to create business value. But what does business value actually mean to the executives with the power to make or break your data science initiative?In this episode, AI strategist Gregory Lewandowski joins Dr Genevieve Hayes to share the five executive priorities he discovered while leading analytics for major enterprises - and explain why the future belongs to data scientists who understand them.This episode reveals:The two priorities that can unlock budget even mid-cycle (and why cost savings isn't one of them) [07:50]How executive priorities evolve across technology adoption cycles [10:16]Why misaligned compensation metrics doom data science projects [13:03]The "follow the money" framework for understanding what drives business decisions [12:22]Guest BioGregory Lewandowski is the Chief AI Strategist and Founder of GLEW, a consultancy focussing on the business side of AI ROI.LinksConnect with Gregory on LinkedInGLEW Services websiteConnect with Genevieve on LinkedInBe among the first to hear about the release of each new podcast episode by signing up HERE

Send us a textMultitasking isn't the productivity superpower we think it is; science shows it's actually draining our focus and setting us up for mistakes. This episode explores why single-tasking with the 25-5 focus block system helps your brain work the way it was designed, resulting in better work quality and more energy.• Multitasking originated as a computer term from IBM in 1965, never intended for human brains• Only 2% of people are true "supertaskers" - the rest of us are task-switching at great cognitive cost• Task-switching consumes 40% of productivity time, equivalent to losing 16 weeks of work annually• The 25-5 focus block system: 25 minutes of laser-focused work followed by 5-minute strategic breaks• This system creates clarity, focuses intention, and preserves energy throughout the workday• ChatGPT can help structure single-task workdays and create context preservation notes• Common multitasking mishaps include sending messages to the wrong place and presentation errorsTry just one hour a day using the 25-5 focus block system: one priority, no distractions, full presence. Let your brain breathe and see what changes.

In this episode, we’re joined by Anish Sebastian, the founder and CEO of Babyscripts, a company changing access to maternal health. He shares his personal journey […]

Explore groundbreaking tech innovations in today's episode, including a revolutionary system enabling robots to learn from videos and a rapid DNA detection method that works in minutes. Discover the fascinating story of a distant planet that's literally falling apart, creating a comet-like tail. Learn about advances in AI image processing and get insights into what's driving Americans to adopt solar power. Plus, dive into new research on single-use plastics and innovative manufacturing techniques.

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Luke St. Amand is the co-founder and CTO of Lectec, an EdTech company aiming to inspire young minds through hands-on STEM learning experiences. Luke and his co-founder, Jared, were inspired to build Lectec after Jared’s nephew was intrigued by the mechanics of a newly gifted electric skateboard, leading them to develop build-it-yourself kits designed for students. Lectec recently aired on Shark Tank in February 2024, helping Luke and Jared gain significant exposure, including reaching over 3.2 million viewers from their episode alone.Before Lectec, Luke worked as an engineer at Amazon, and he graduated from Long Island University in 2023 with a Bachelor’s degree in Data Analytics and Finance.Listen to our episode with Luke to learn about his experience at Lectec and on Shark Tank, his takeaways from his experience at Amazon, and advice for approaching the entrepreneurial space.Highlights:Luke’s “why” for joining and innovating in the educational tech spaceExperience at Amazon and lessons learnedCourage for stepping into the entrepreneurial space, and valuable traits developed from doing soShark Tank experience: How did Lectec get on Shark Tank, and how the experience impacted them

In this episode of Beyond the Bench, host Bill Brock interviews Frank Vasquez, the "super villain of open source," about the evolution of embedded Linux build systems. Frank shares insights on when to use Yocto versus alternatives like Buildroot, explains the technical details of custom Linux deployments, and reveals his vision for moving Yocto beyond embedded systems into cloud infrastructure with a focus on security compliance and license management.Connect with Bill: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/bbrock25/⁠⁠⁠Talk to Peridio: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.peridio.com/contactSubscribe to Peridio’s Newsletter here