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We are all governed by a set of Universal Laws, and these laws were created by GOD, to aid us in creating the life we desire. One of these laws is known as the "Law Of Attraction", or the law of "Reaping and Sowing". This law simply states, whatever you give out in Thought, Word, Feeling, and Action is returned to us. Whether the return is negative, or positive, failure or success, is all up to what you give out. Many authors and celebrities such as, Wayne Dyer, Oprah Winfrey, Will Smith, Jim Carrey, Steve Harvey, Rhonda Byrne, and many others have testified to this amazing Law Of Attraction. Its time you learn this wonderful secret...

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IT'S NEVER TOO LATE

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Nothing Will Stop Me - Motivational Video

IMD and Million Dollar Earner Matt Morris talks about finishing the race

Matt Morris - Finish The Race

Brandon Stosuy, known for his work at Pitchfork, has created a performance art piece called "Rural Violence" that will eventually have six parts. The third installment of the piece (Rural Violence III: Rebirth) will be performed in Jackson Hole on August 6th. Art curator/advisor Camille Obering stopped by KHOL 89.1 to talk with Brandon about how Rural Violence came to be, how the creation has evolved based on place, and more. There is an invocation and exhibition on August 5th at the Holiday Forever Gallery (feat. work by Angel Deradoorian, Lionel Maunz, Matthew Barney, and John Sharian). 

KHOL - Brandon Stosuy Talks "Rural Violence III"

There's a metamorphosis procedure to being an outlier. The various traits, tics or dispositions that set you apart from them, are one day celebrated and cherished. Take Brandon Stosuy for example, he was raised in a southern New Jersey town prior to being led by music to leave a population of 800. After leaving his working class family there were eventual stints in Canada, Portland and Buffalo before honing in on Brooklyn. Along the way there was a collegiate education, nowhere jobs and drifting accompanied by desire and endurance. Brandon's perseverance eventually resulted in writing/editing at Pitchfork and Stereogum, publishing a few books including one for kids (Music Is..., 2016) and presently curating music events at MOMA PS1 and the Broad Museum. He's currently the Editor in Chief of Kickstarter's The Creative Independent, a site consisting primarily of daily interviews with creatives from various disciplines discussing both the personal and their process.

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Millennials shoulder a lot of stereotypes. They’re called entitled and in need of instant gratification. They’re not committed to their work and expect a work-life balance at their very first job. Do these labels actually define them? Are they really any different than the generations before them? In this lighthearted and informative conversation, organizational psychologist Adam Grant and inspirational teacher Simon Sinek sit down with Katie Couric. Couric is an award-winning journalist. They explore what motivates Millennials at work and how the digital world is impacting their productivity.

Millennials and Motivation, Featuring Simon Sinek and Adam Grant

In the age of streaming entertainment, there’s Apple, Disney, Comcast, and many others. But it began with Netflix. In 2013 Netflix shifted from a distribution company (remember the mailed DVDs?) to a distribution and content creation business. Some of the company’s first shows were hits like “House of Cards” and “Orange is the New Black.” Ted Sarandos, chief content officer for Netflix, describes this transition and how the company has grown since. He tells Derek Thompson, staff writer for The Atlantic, how Netflix is keeping up in an increasingly crowded streaming market, and why a changing entertainment business is a good thing for artists. The views and opinions of the podcast guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Aspen Institute.

Netflix’s Ted Sarandos on Streaming, Competition, and What’s Next

Importance of People - Simon Sinek

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Millennials and Motivation, Featuring Simon Sinek and Adam Grant

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