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美しい 自然 – BGM、安眠、リラックスした赤ちゃん、休憩, 波の音、鳥の音、自然の雑音、リラクゼーション、瞑想

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'CUPID (NISMO.EXE REMIX -  FASTEST)' - NISMO.EXE

🎵 Streaming links: https://linktr.ee/nismo.exe

DRIFT PHONK ドリフトカ 🎌 Spotify Playlist:
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CUPID

CUPID (NISMO.EXE REMIX - FASTEST)

I would prefer that you tell me what you think about it. Thank you!
-- Joel R. Cooper

(c) 2023 Joel R. Cooper, all rights reserved

Credits:
Guitar: Joel R. Cooper
Electric Piano: Joel R. Cooper
Arrangement: Joel R. Cooper
Producer: Joel R. Cooper
Original album cover photo: Joel R. Cooper 
(c) 2023 Joel R. Cooper, all rights reserved

After The Scourge

Political economists Radhika Desai and Michael Hudson are joined by geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar to discuss how the war hawks' drive to expand NATO into Asia to contain China may destroy the Western military alliance.

VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=vKS1IdQpBkA

Transcript: https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2023/08/04/nato-expand-asia-china-russia

Part 1 of their discussion: https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2023/07/28/nato-ukraine-russia-china-war

You can watch other episodes of their program Geopolitical Economy Hour here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDAi0NdlN8hMl9DkPLikDDGccibhYHnDP

Anti-China hawks' drive to expand NATO into Asia may destroy Western military alliance

Disco Eternal & Future Spice - Under The Exit Light [Sirup Records - SIR330]

"Under the Exit Light" – a mesmerizing collaboration between Disco Eternal and Future Spice!
Get ready for a funky, groovy sound that's the perfect soundtrack for your late-night drive.
Let the music take you on an unforgettable journey through the night.
Don't miss out on this electrifying musical experience

Infos:
https://www.sirupmusic.com
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https://www.facebook.com/sirupmusic
https://soundcloud.com/discoeternal
https://www.instagram.com/disco_eternal
https://www.instagram.com/future_spice
https://soundcloud.com/futurespice

Under the Exit Light

Disco Eternal & Future Spice - Under the Exit Light

Orchestral Rainfall in Galaxy Fields(NaviarHaiku 510)

Lora Ries, Director of the Border Security and Immigration Center at The Heritage Foundation, joins us to discuss the national security threat that exists due to Biden's effective open border policy, the left's plan to enact their policy vision by importing an unlimited supply of new voters into the country, and how unchecked illegal immigration is a net negative for the American populace.

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Today’s Sponsor:

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Biden's Border Policy Is a TRAINWRECK!

Long Forgotten Realm

Belgian super talent DELTA VAULTS closes his musical year with a hot and straight forward club banger. The young artist know how to produce great and teasing melodic house music that works on the international dance-floors. With regular support by the biggest DJs of the genre, he proofed several times already why he is hailed as one of the most promising artists for the coming year 2024.
Let's ESCAPE the grey weekdays and enter the exciting world of house and club music culture. This outstanding piece of modern melodic house music will make your Holidays even better and it will make sure you will keep on dancing as long as the music keeps on playing.
Don't miss out and check it out.
http://www.facebook.com/EnormousTunes
http://soundcloud.com/EnormousTunes

Escape

Delta Vaults - Escape

Stress Relief 101 - Anxiety Help, Music for Relieving Stress and Anxieties, Peaceful Sounds of Nature Background Piano Songs

Ambient Brainwave Entrainment (432Hz Frequency)

In today's hyper-competitive market in which technology is eating jobs, what sets the successful companies and workers apart from the ones that flounder? My guest today argues it could be something as little as saying hello and helping an old lady with her wheelchair. 

His name is Tom Peters, and he's a business expert and the author of several books on professional success. His latest is The Excellence Dividend: Meeting the Tech Tide With Work That Wows and Jobs That Last. 

Today on the show, Tom and I discuss why the human touch and striving for excellence is what will give companies and workers an advantage in today's market. Tom shares why execution beats strategy in business and in life, how companies can develop a culture of excellence, and why the businesses that put customers first win in the long run. Tom then makes the impassioned case that business managers should see themselves as “coaches of excellence” and that they have more of an impact on the lives of people than we give them credit for.

Get the show notes at aom.is/excellencedividend.

#427: The Excellence Dividend

When we think of creative people, we often think of a genius who works alone, comes up with an earth-shatteringly new idea in an instantaneous eureka moment, and then sees that obviously valuable idea naturally become a well-known sensation.

My guest today argues that this picture is altogether wrong, and lays out a different image of what it really means not only to be creative, but to become a successful creative, and achieve one's aims. His name is Allen Gannett and he’s the author of The Creative Curve.

We begin our conversation discussing what exactly creativity is and the myth of the creative genius that exists in the West. Allen shares why the best creative ideas actually aren't completely novel and instead riff on what already exists. We discuss why the most creative people in history were the biggest consumers of other content and ideas, why creatives needs to promote their work, why timing is crucial in a creative idea taking off, and the 4 types of people a successful creative needs to have in their network.

Whether you need to be creative in traditional business or more artistic pursuits, this show has some good insights on how to make your ideas more successful.

Get the show notes at aom.is/creativecurve.

#432: How to Achieve Creative Success

If you’ve been trying to get a handle on your anger, you’ve likely read tips for calming down like taking a deep breath and counting to ten.

My guest today argues while those tactics might serve as band-aid in the short term, truly getting control of your anger has to begin long before you have a blow up. His name is David Lieberman. He holds a Ph.D in psychology and is the author of several books, including his latest, "Never Get Angry Again." We begin our discussion talking about what happens in our minds and body when we get angry, the ill effects anger can have on our health and relationships, and why common anger management advice isn’t very effective. David then digs into the deeper root causes of most anger issues and walks us through what you can do to address and solve them.

Get the show notes at aom.is/anger.

#489: How to Get a Handle On Your Anger

“Passion” is a word that’s been thrown around a lot in the last few decades. People have a vague notion that passion is a very good thing, and that they want to find it in their work and lives. But beyond passion as a buzzword, its realities are actually very little discussed and seldom well understood.

My guests today have set out to correct this deficit in their new book: "The Passion Paradox: A Guide to Going All In, Finding Success, and Discovering the Benefits of an Unbalanced Life." Their names are Brad Stulberg and Steve Magness, and I had them on the show last year to discuss their book Peak Performance. Today, we talk about the parts of passion that rarely get talked about: that it has both a positive and a negative side, how the advice to “find your passion” isn’t very useful, and the 3 things you need to really grow your passion. We also discuss why going all-in on your passion too early can lead to long-term failure, how passion can lead individuals to cheat to get and stay ahead, and why embracing the 6 pillars of the “mastery mindset” can help negate the negative side of passion, and harness its positive powers. We end our conversation discussing how it’s okay to have an unbalanced life, and what to do if you can no longer do the thing you’re passionate about or you simply stop being passionate about your work.

Get the show notes at aom.is/passionparadox.

#491: Everything You Know About Passion is Wrong

We often think that to become a success in today’s modern world, you have to specialize and specialize early. My guest today makes the case that, actually, the most creative, innovative, and successful people don’t specialize. They’re generalists. 

His name is David Epstein and he’s the author of the book "Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World." We begin our conversation discussing two different paths to success as embodied by Tiger Woods and Roger Federer, and why we’re naturally drawn to the former's specialized approach even though the latter's generalized approach is in fact the most common way to success. David then explains why our increasingly complex and abstract world requires not only having a depth but a breadth of knowledge, and how our education system hinders us from gaining such. David and I discuss why you shouldn't expect to know exactly what you're going to do for your career when you're young, why you should dabble in lots of different activities when you're first starting out in life and even when you're older, and why there's a correlation between having hobbies and winning the Nobel Prize. We also dig into why intrinsic motivation is often mistaken for grit, why you shouldn't be afraid to sometimes quit things, and the importance of finding pursuits that fit you if you want to achieve success. We end our conversation, with David's argument that our increasing specialization is not only stifling individual flourishing, but also getting in the way of scientific advances that would benefit society.

Get the show notes at aom.is/range.

#512: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World

Electronica, and house, then a bit of indie for dessert.

#489: How to Get a Handle On Your Anger

The Art of Manliness

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