Learning from Across the Table
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Sara Celi - Using Life Lessons as an Accomplished Author
Learning from Across the Table
10/18/23 • 56 min
Amazon Top 100 and Barnes & Noble Bestselling Author, Sara Celi, has lived all over the United States. She calls the Greater Cincinnati area home.
Sara has spent more than a decade working in journalism and broadcasting, with jobs both on-air and off-air at TV stations in Louisiana, Ohio, and Oklahoma. Her work has appeared in numerous online publications, magazines and newspapers, and she is a contributing author to Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Power of Positive. Since the release of her debut novel, The Undesirable, in 2013, she has authored several other works, including Hollywood Nights, Natural Love, Prince Charming, The Palms, and her most recent book release in November of 2023 - Scrooge Meets His Match!
Sara graduated cum laude from Western Kentucky University in 2004.
In her spare time, she likes to read, shop, write, travel, run long distances, and volunteer her time to local charities.
Want more of Sara Celi's books? Stay up to date at www.saraceli.com, or sign up for her mailing list using this link: http://eepurl.com/PtRNL
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In this episode Sara speaks to us on the importance of:
- Surrounding yourself with quality people you can count on to give you tough feedback
- Holding yourself accountable by setting deadlines, keeping them, and celebrating when you have accomplished something
- Getting Started!
Introduction
Learning from Across the Table
03/08/23 • 1 min
Aaron describes the purpose of the podcast and what you will get out of it.
Season 2 - Episode 1
Learning from Across the Table
09/13/23 • 18 min
Aaron recaps season 1 and what he learned as well as talks about what to expect in Season 2
Vicki Hoak - Home Care & The Importance of Being Proactive in Health Care
Learning from Across the Table
05/10/23 • 66 min
Do you know someone who is aging? I bet you do, as we are all aging! This episode is key for anyone who understands the importance of planning for your future when it comes to how you plan to age in place. This episode will help you understand home care a little better and what conversations you may need to have with your loved ones about what plans you should have if care is needed in your future.
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Vicki Hoak is a dedicated and long-time advocate for the home-based care industry. She expanded her influence from the state level, serving as CEO of the Pennsylvania Homecare Association for 20 years, to the national level when she joined HCAOA as Executive Director in November 2019. Vicki sets the Association’s strategic direction and leads the charge for the industry on a number of key professional and policy issues.
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Key Points
- Three Types of Care in Home
- Hospice - End of Life Care
- Skilled Home Care (home health) - episodic care to get you better
- Non Medical Home Care - proactive care to keep you in your home safely
- Conversations with loved ones on what you want if you have a medical issue will help your loved ones know what decisions to make if an emergency happens
- Proactive home care helps reduce hospital readmissions and keeps people in their home setting for longer.
- Non Medical Home Care is more than just family funded pay source
- VA funded have 8 million people who are eligible for assistance with care, but only about 150,000 take advantage of this benefit.
- Medicare Advantage Plans are new sources of paying for health related services.
- Home Care is being recognized by the president and congress right now
- Elizabeth Dole Act
- Executive Order regarding health care and home care home base
- Credit for Caring Act
- Home Care for Seniors
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How to Follow HCAOA
- Website - www.HCAOA.org
- Social Media Feeds - Home Care Association of America
Jim Bechtold - Knowing you are Loved & Leading with Truth and Love
Learning from Across the Table
05/24/23 • 60 min
Are you a part of the 60% of people who feel unloved? What if I (and Jim) told you that you are loved? Interested in how to best lead people? Do you wonder how a regular person can make a big impact? All these questions and more will be answered in this episode!
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Jim Bechtold currently serves as Chief Innovation and Impact Officer of the CEO Forum. In this role, he is responsible for leading strategic initiatives through concept, qualification, and execution.
Prior to the CEO Forum, Jim was co-Leader of the ANA’s #SeeHer movement. He led strategy for the movement and was the co-designer of the Gender Equality Measure (GEMTM) tools developed to improve advertising and media ROI via the elimination of gender bias against women and girls.
Jim has been a leader in the family entertainment industry for 10+ years. He co-founded Flashlight Entertainment to support Walmart and P&G’s family programming initiatives (which was initiated by the CEO Forum) from ’08-‘15. He co-produced many top movies including: The Watsons Go to Birmingham, Return to Nims Island, and Dear Dumb Diary. Jim was co-leader on multiple new ventures focusing on internet/OTT entertainment, TV series, and music concert(s).
Jim held executive positions at P&G (’84-‘07) where he was VP/GM of multiple organizations (responsible for North America Marketing, Strategy, and Planning –including Media and Research responsibilities) and P&L business units (Baby, Family and Senior Care in Asia). P&G sponsored Jim’s Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership (which also contained an in-depth focus on women and minorities).
Jim is co-Founder of Crossroads Church (Cincinnati, Ohio), one of the fastest growing and largest churches in the world (weekly attendance exceeding 35,000+). He was co-Leader of the nationally acclaimed STRIVE K-12 Educational Reform initiative (via the Knowledgeworks Foundation). These initiatives have raised over $500 million dollars. Jim recently joined the Board of World Vision (U.S.).
Jim’s PhD (Union Institute) is supported by degrees in Business (Miami University) and Decision Science (Miami University). He lives in Cincinnati with his wife (Vivienne Bechtold – an internationally recognized P&G marketer; Co-founder of Crossroads) and three adult bi-racial children.
Jim’s life Bible verse is: I can do all things through Christ who strengthen me – Phil 4:13
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Key Takeaways
- Know you are loved
- Make Family a priority over work
- Truth and Love are the two most important things a leader needs
- You show love by being interested in the person to the extent that you put them above yourself.
- If you are prepared to give truth, you must be prepared to give love at the same time
- No matter what "baggage" you have - you are qualified to be loved
- Recognize the lies that you were told as a child that hold on to you and know these are not true and you are loved
- In every experience there is learning, are you taking the time to let that knowledge sink in?
- If you want to bring up leaders in your children - make them go on adventures, this allows them to be pushed out of their comfort zones and show them what they are capable of.
- Wisdom is knowing what you need to do, being a fool is not doing that thing
Links from Conversation
- www.seeher.com
- www.crossroads.net
- www.theceoforumgroup.com
Judd Watkins - Find Your Passion, Find Your Tribe & Get Moving
Learning from Across the Table
03/15/23 • 47 min
Note - If you are interested in signing up for any of the camps Judd talks about in this episode, there is 10% off sign ups through March 20th! See the links below to sign up.
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Judd Watkins is the President of A&A Wall Systems, a thriving construction business of 30 or so people that focuses on building people as much as building walls. He’s the cofounder of Man Camp, a primitive camping experience that reconnects tens of thousands of men to their primitive roots and true calling. And, He’s the co-creator of DangerWheel, a neighborhood festival that brings thousands of people to the city center each summer for the spectacle of adult downhill big wheel racing. An avid adventure motorcyclist and Overlander, Judd logs thousands of miles a year with small groups of people on adventures that stretch their character and celebrate the beauty of nature. He’s been married to his wife Dani for 27 years. Together they founded Couples Camp, providing a space for married couples to focus on their relationships in a primitive camp setting. They live and are active in Pendleton, Ohio. A diverse and thriving downtown Cincinnati neighborhood that has recently transformed from one of the most dangerous in the country to one of the most vibrant. He is a writer and an experience creator who is most happy in high energy, high risk environments.
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Takeaways
- You can't wait until perfection to start - you must get moving
- Find someone who will balance you, not someone who only agrees with you
- Life is meant to be in community, go out and find a group
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Links
- Man Camp - http://www.mancamp.us
- Other Camping Opportunities - http://www.crossroads.net/camps
- Veteran Camp, Couples Camp, Family Camp, Father/Son Camp, Mother/Daughter Camp, Woman Camp, Middle School/High School/College Camp, Senior Getaway
- Danger Wheel - http://www.dangerwhel.com
Dr Christian Gausvik - LGBTQ+ Community & Connecting Through Communication
Learning from Across the Table
04/19/23 • 44 min
Dr. Christian Gausvik is a Cincinnati based Family Medicine & Geriatrics physician. Dr. Gausvik completed his undergraduate at Xavier University. He went on to complete his medical school training at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine where he was awarded the Leonard Towe Humanism in Medicine award, the Geriatric Medicine Award and the Community Service Award. He published numerous posters on clinical quality improvement in the geriatric care setting and presented nationally at the American Geriatrics Society research meetings. He also completed training at the Geriatrics Institute at Boston University Medical Center.
Dr. Gausvik went on to complete residency at The Christ Hospital in Family Medicine. He was elected chief resident by his peers, served on the Graduate Medical Education Committee and in 2019 was named Ohio Resident Leader of the Year by the Ohio Academy of Family Physicians. Dr. Gausvik continued to publish research on older adults, social isolation and health outcomes, interdisciplinary medical care teams and improved communication throughout his training. After completing a Geriatric Fellowship Dr. Gausvik took a full time role with The Christ Hospital Health Network in Primary Care where his focus is geriatrics and LGBTQ+ health.
Dr. Gausvik has volunteered with the Alzheimer’s Association for over a decade, participated in global health trips to South America and received local and state awards for his advocacy activities. He founded the Giving Voice Foundation in 2019 after organizing Mimosas for Memories annually since 2016.
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Takeaways:
- Sexual Orientation and Gender are two categories in the LGBTQ+ Grouping
- Gender is can be separated into three categories: Sex, Expression & Identification
- Supporting children is key to building into the parent's relationship with any child who is questioning who they are.
- Good first questions to get conversation started is "tell me about your story"
- If your intention is from a good place, grace will be given if you mess up
Contact Information:
- Giving Voice Foundation
- www.GivingVoiceFDN.org
- [email protected]
- @GivingVoiceFDN - Instagram and Facebook
Aaron Stapleton - Bite Sized Thoughts
Learning from Across the Table
11/08/23 • 17 min
In this episode Aaron speaks on his thoughts of the importance of finding your group that is going to keep you on track and hold you accountable. He also speaks on the importance of continuing to educate yourself through books. Finally he speaks on the importance of doing. Why it is important to break things down into bite sized pieces and start small.
Books Mentioned to read in this episode are:
- 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Stephen Covey
- Talking to Strangers - Malcolm Gladwell
- Never Split the Difference - Chris Voss
- Who Moved my Cheese?- Spencer Johnson
- 10x is better than 2x - Dan Sullivan
- Stories that Stick - Kindra Hall
- 12 Rules for Life - Jordan B. Peterson
Ryan McEniff - The Importance of Planning Ahead in Healthcare & in Life
Learning from Across the Table
11/02/23 • 62 min
Are you thinking about a loved one's future? Do you need to be having conversations about what will keep your loved one in their home setting? Are you interested in ways AI and tech can help to keep your loved one in the home safely? We hit this and many other topics in this episode with health care expert Ryan McEniff.
Ryan McEniff is the CEO of Minute Women Home Care in Greater Boston, MA where they care for older adults in their home setting. He is the podcast host of The Caregiver's Toolbox where he discusses education and information about senior topics. Ryan is also the new President of WellAware Care, which is a passive patient monitor company that allows hardware to "talk" to one another. This allows information to be collected to assist keeping people safe in their home and prevent hospital risks.
Things to Follow Up on from this episode:
Five Wishes - www.fivewishes.org
Netflix Documentary - Code Black (2013)
Aaron Stapleton - Limiting Self Doubts
Learning from Across the Table
11/16/23 • 18 min
Aaron speaks to middle and high schoolers about limiting self doubt
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How many episodes does Learning from Across the Table have?
Learning from Across the Table currently has 24 episodes available.
What topics does Learning from Across the Table cover?
The podcast is about Learning, Cincinnati, Community, Self Help, Podcasts, Self-Improvement, Education, Business and Communication.
What is the most popular episode on Learning from Across the Table?
The episode title 'Aaron Stapleton - Bite Sized Thoughts' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Learning from Across the Table?
The average episode length on Learning from Across the Table is 46 minutes.
How often are episodes of Learning from Across the Table released?
Episodes of Learning from Across the Table are typically released every 7 days, 1 hour.
When was the first episode of Learning from Across the Table?
The first episode of Learning from Across the Table was released on Mar 8, 2023.
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