Recent years have seen a rise in activities and campaigns calling for a fairer and safer society that are led by young people. They want to play a more active role in solving problems that affect them and their society. However, in spite of their great potential and enthusiasm, there are not many adults who actually acknowledge positive energy of the youth. The United Nations has reported that this lack of acknowledgment was due to adults’ beliefs that young people were inexperienced and short on resources and that they tend to challenge established institutions. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Siripan Nogsuan Sawasdee, head of Department of Government, discusses how young people could better utilize their energy, while Artima Sompoh, president of Young Asean Leaders Policy Initiative 2021 and a fourth-year student in international relations, talks about the role and activities of this youth forum. Both are from Faculty of Political Science, Chulalongkorn University.

EP13 Strength of Youth’s Power and How to Better Make Use of It

My 5th EP. Music produced by Tom Caruana, Dr Dre, ThatKidGoran, Anabolic Beatz, and A Geek Production. Writing, recording, and mastering done by Seth Ford (Hextes).

Chapter 2 Just Call Me Seth

“I truly believe that you need to have your expertise to go deep, but always keep your eyes open what's around you because you never know what next step might come up.”

According to today’s guest mentor Michael Lengenfelder, who also helps us deconstruct on the #sitn podcast:

•	How to move forward in your career path and transition between many different operational & leadership hats and finance.
•	The importance of storytelling in finance and business and having more a journalistic mindset.
•	How finance professionals can more effectively engage in storytelling to help with better decision making.

Check out https://sitnshow.com/ for detailed time stamped show notes, transcripts, links to resources and more guest mentor episodes and Monday Memos.

#financementor
#Storytelling

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#342  Why We Need To Be A Bit More Like Financial Journalists

I know that you are scared but baby hold on to me so I can make you believe.

Dead Eyez - Hold on to Me

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Dandelion Starlight

Drum Stacks 01-75 Drum Pad Safari SOUNDS Produced by Shawn J. Period® for drumstacks.com. Additional DRUM DEMOS Produced by KelC.

Drum Stacks 01-75 Drum Pad Safari SOUNDS (DRUM DEMO MEDLEY)

Just how can you motivate your sales team? It's not possible unless you adopt the steps we debate in this edition of The Sales Chat Show.

Sales Chat Show

If These Critical Factors Are Missing Then Any Attempt To Motivate Your Sales Team Is Doomed To Fail

Easy & Safe Labor: Deep Alpha Waves for Pregnant Women (Hypnobirthing, Meditation, Yoga)

Deep Alpha Hypnobirthing

Life would be easier or worse 
Even him seems to me to hug a hedgehog
Evening prepares a coffee and you're done
Daisy boy, trapped and shout in joy
I knew this game
Even caught up i'm fulfilled again

4 am out, everyday i shout out alone loud
Jaw in tense, DAW all days
i'm so away from my old i
like a man with a broken watch
I give to the hive without snatch

Each other with a beaver, like,
take a ticket to syberia now mate
If you're up, go to climb out

Daisy Boy

The #SITN Show (www.sitnshow.com) is a popular accounting & finance podcast listened to in over 150+ countries around the world.

Getting an accounting qualification or finance certification is one of the best things to do to make a difference in our society. It potentially gives us a position from which we can help businesses make better decisions for the good of their customers, suppliers, communities, colleagues and yes owners and other financiers too. We can help increase the opportunity for all. So #SITN was established to leverage the value of mentoring:

1. To elevate the influence, impact, value, and difference we make for our organisations; and
2. To have more fun, rewarding, and meaningful careers in accounting & finance.

In this way we make it more accessible to everyone in our profession, regardless or geography, professional affiliations, status, gender, etc…

The fundamental premise of #SITN is that despite for all the challenges our profession is facing into, the seemingly accelerating rate of change, the new digital technologies and business models, we still have the ability to share with each other practical advice & experiences on what works well and what doesn’t, so that we can all plot better paths forward.

Every Thursday we release a professionally produced podcast with a 30- to 40-minute interview that has been recorded with a guest mentor relevant to the finance & accounting profession. These guest mentors share their real success stories and hard-won lessons which are not found in any textbooks or on LinkedIn profiles. Together with the interviewer they deconstruct their experiences into the key strengths, qualities and practical ‘baby’ steps that others can also follow. On Mondays there is the popular #SITN Monday Memo which is a 5-minute debrief on a topical issue or useful piece of practical advice in accounting & finance.

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#342 Why We Need To Be A Bit More Like Financial Journalists

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