Welcome to the Support Worker Store podcast! In this lively and inspiring episode, host Sarah dives into the heart of attracting new NDIS participants, whether you're an independent support worker or a company. Discover fun and effective strategies to grow your NDIS community by showcasing your passion and dedication. Sarah shares practical tips on leveraging social media, hosting community events, building strong relationships, and much more. Tune in to learn how to make a positive impact and bring new participants into your caring and supportive environment. Let’s spread the love and care in our NDIS community together!

Welcome to The Support Worker Store podcast! In this episode, host Sarah dives into the exciting launch of the Skool NDIS Support Worker Network. 🌟 Discover how this dynamic online community is designed to help NDIS support workers and businesses connect, learn, and grow together. Sarah shares her mission to ensure that every NDIS participant receives the best care possible by equipping support workers with accessible information and resources. Originally, Sarah planned to host short webinars on the website, but she realized the potential to make a bigger impact by creating an interactive and supportive community on Skool. Unlike a Facebook group, Skool offers a focused and structured environment with organized courses, meaningful discussions, and a points and levels system that makes learning engaging and rewarding. Earn points by participating, level up to unlock special features, and see how you rank on the leaderboard! 🏆🌟📊 Join us as we explore how the Skool NDIS Support Worker Network can help you stay positive, supported, and continuously improving in your role. Ready to make a difference? Support workers, join the Skool community today and be part of a network that’s dedicated to uplifting each other and providing the highest quality care for NDIS participants. Click the link to join now! 🌱🙌✨ https://www.skool.com/ndis-support-worker-group-8194/about

It’s summertime and for many musicians and music fans that means one thing… festivals!We’re sure many of you have been to or are going to one this summer, or maybe you’re even playing at one! So in this episode we’re going to try and cover everything you need to know. Alfie shares his festival memories and tells us about the festivals he’s played with Hudson Taylor. How did they end up playing so many great stages at festivals? Is it just luck or are booking agents integral to being booked?Fionnán accepts a hypothetical slot at a made up festival next week, and together the lads go over how they could make it work comparing it to Hudson Taylor’s budgets from 2022 festival season.The lads also go over some of the issues faced by fans trying to attend festivals, obviously they talk Glastonbury! They also check in on some independent music festivals in the UK to see if they are experiencing the same success.Support the podcast on Patreon for ad-free and exclusive bonus episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bracing at the border days before Title 42 expires. New information about the Texas mall shooting. Debt ceiling deadlock. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to Episode 68 of Published. Today, I'm speaking with Madi Mullen, a product manager at Libro.fm, an audiobook company that splits profits with local independent bookstores. Madi will tell us about present trends in audiobooks, what the benefits and drawbacks are for authors making audiobooks available, and how hosting platforms impact authors differently.

Peter Quarry is a multi-award-winning psychologist, whose 1000+ video-based training programs are used by companies, universities and organisations in over 20 countries. He was ‘Resident Psychologist’ on Good Morning Australia for seven years and is a sought-after public speaker. To date, Peter’s putting himself on the couch and talking about his debut release: If I Were You; a  fascinating and original book where Peter skilfully deconstructs his own life, showing how you too can unpack and reboot yours. In the 36th episode of the HYBRID Author podcast host Joanne Morrell, author of children's and young adult fiction and short non fiction for authors chats to Peter on: the benefits of reflective writing which can lead to making peace with your past as well as re-energising and being positive about the future Peter’s debut author adventure and his marketing tips for authors. https://www.peterquarry.com/

Perhaps nothing embodies the idea of "Athletes and the Arts" than professional wrestling. For 52 weeks a year, AEW (All Elite Wrestling) tours the world, putting on shows that combine athleticism, power, theatricality, performance, and toughness that thrills audiences everywhere. So how in the world can they do it week after week? How do they perform gravity-defying stunts and falls without fracturing their spines? How does one become a champion wrestler and stay sane doing it? Steven and Yasi go backstage with AEW Medical Director Dr. Michael Sampson to find out. He brings with him two of AEW's biggest stars, AEW TNT Champion Wardlow and TNT Women's World Champion Thunder Rosa. Get ready for an exciting show that will thrill and inspire you!Opening music for Wardlow and Thunder Rosa owned and supplied by All Elite Wrestling. For more information on AEW Wrestling, go to https://www.allelitewrestling.com and https://aewlinks.com. Check out exclusive AEW action on YouTube.com/AEW.For more info on Athletes and the Arts, go to https://athletesandthearts.comFollow Thunder Rosa on Twitter at @thunderrosa22, instagram at @thunderrosa22 and her website at thunderrosaofficial.comFollow Wardlow on Twitter at @RealWardlow and Instagram at @realwardlow.Follow Dr. Michael Sampson on Twitter at @DocSampson13.

Episode 84: How do I know if it’s time to niche down my audience?Welcome to episode eighty-four of the Cocktails & Content Creation Podcast! For this episode, we’re going to talk about how do you know if it’s time to niche down your audience with Jessica Freeman of Jess Creatives. In our eighty-fourth episode you’ll learn:The benefits of niching down including the ability to make more moneyHow niching down can help your website’s SEOWhy you should start with a broader focus and then niche downHow to know when it’s time to niche downWhy you can charge more when you niche downHow to know when you’ve found your nicheAbout our Guest:Jessica Freeman is an Atlanta-based, award-winning web designer that has been in business for 10 years. Jess helps nutrition and fitness business owners build authority and get more clients through their websites and online presence. When she’s not working with clients, you can find her teaching on her YouTube channel and podcast.Thanks for Listening!Join our Facebook Community for more tips and tricks on how to easily create content and chat with other content creators! And make sure to follow our Instagram. Links & Resources:Jess Creatives@JessCreatives on InstagramJess Creatives on YouTubeUntil next time, cheers to your next cocktail and happy content creating!Kate & JessieHosts of “The Cocktails and Content Creation Podcast”

Epcot's International Festival of the Arts Review.We are back from the Festival of the Arts with our food reviews, art booths overview, and activities.This is one of our favorite events at Epcot and this year being the 6th year for the event did not disappoint.You can also watch Steve's Trip to Epcot's Festival of the Arts video on YouTube.The International Festival of the Arts ends Feb 21, 2022, so hurry and make plans to get there.If you miss this years festival, don't forget that Epcot's International Flower and Garde Festival is next and we will be there too to give you all of our tips and tricks for this event.