Imposter Syndrome as a founder and mom

FROM THE GROUND UP

Release Date: 09/21/2020

Description: We sometimes make the mistake of thinking our homes are brick and mortar. It would be better we didn't own one. A home and a house are two very different things. But like a house, a home must be built from the ground up on a firm foundation and carefully maintained through the years. We lay footings and build walls from the ground up but we never finish the improvements. We may add windows into future dreams, a kitchen where laughter and joy are stewed or a hearth of hardy conversation in the family room- whatever the case, the Christian home must continue to grow from the ground up in grace, in love and in righteousness. Then, when the storms of life come, 'It is like a man building a house who dug deep and laid the foundation on the rock. And when the flood arose, the stream beat vehemently against that house and could not shake it, for it was founded on the rock, Jesus Christ.' Luke 6:48Ephesians 6:1-4Songs, From the Ground Up, Dan & Shay, My Hope Is Built, Norton Hall Band, As For Me And My House, Austin & Lyndsey Ademec

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01 From the Ground Up

Release Date: 01/24/2021

Description: In this first episode, we look at the foundations - how God builds from the ground up. We examine the Scriptures, specifically Acts 2:42-47, to discover God's way of building the church and take a closer look at being devoted to the apostles teaching. God is the Ultimate Architect, and He knows how to build. Our human wisdom is limited, and we need to trust His wisdom and be careful not to build away from His blueprint. The church is not a building made with stones, but people joined together to glorify God. ABOUT THE SERIES:This seven-part video series takes an in-depth look at each of the values mentioned in Acts 2:42-47. The early church built their lives around these values, and God added to them. As a result, they are an example to us of how to build healthy churches. Using God’s blueprint, we learn how to build the church and live to glorify God. We believe that only God can build His church; He is the Architect, and by following these principles, life will flow in our churches, and the lost will be saved.“They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer. Everyone was filled with awe at the many wonders and signs performed by the apostles. All the believers were together and had everything in common. They sold property and possessions to give to anyone who had need. Every day they continued to meet together in the temple courts. They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts, praising God and enjoying the favor of all the people. And the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved.” – Acts 2:42-47 (NIV)

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Listening from the ground up

Release Date: 03/28/2020

Description: Foundations of Amateur Radio When I started learning about antennas I was told height is might. The higher the better. For many years I've followed that advice and like a good little parrot I've dispensed that advice. Turns out that as is usual in our hobby, that's not the whole story. I first came across a ground based antenna with a BOG, that's a Beverage On Ground antenna. It's essentially a long length of coax that's pointed at what you want to hear. You can either terminate the end, or not, different effects result with plenty of discussion about directivity, angles, lobes and the like. One of the things you'll notice with you use a Beverage antenna is that it's quiet. All signals are reduced in strength, but that also means that noise is reduced. Turns out that this pays off and you hear stuff that you've not heard before. Excellent for a field day or if you want to hear some serious DX stations. There's plenty of stuff that's not nice about a Beverage antenna. For one, it's highly directional, it takes up lots of space and if you want to listen in another direction, you'll either build a second or third and switch between them. That, or you'll be rolling up and laying out the coax to point at a new DX entity. You also cannot transmit with a Beverage antenna. While we're on the subject, often a beverage can be combined with a vertical, one for receive, the other for transmit. It's one of the projects that lying in my to-do pile. I've even got a remote controlled coax switch, but I'm still figuring out how to make my FT-857d do the switching. I could stop there, but I came across another idea a couple of weeks ago. At the time I was being introduced to the local emergency communications team. They showed me their HF stand-by gear. Long piece of wire that you could chuck out on the ground and make contact. As a good little amateur I remember thinking to myself, these poor people they have a lot to learn. I'm glad I'm an eager apprentice in learning the art of keeping my big mouth shut. During F-troop, a weekly net for new and returning amateurs, you'll find details on vk6flab.com, another amateur was talking about putting a wire near the ground, like about a foot off the turf with great results. I tried it on the weekend with a friend. We were out camping for a local amateur contest, miles from anywhere and anyone and I recalled the emergency communications people and the story during F-troop. We had some time to play, so we started with a long-wire, actually, pretty-much a wire dipole on the ground. Plugged it in, turned on the radio, magic. Same kind of sound effect as a Beverage antenna. Nice and quiet, good signals to be heard. We turned the whole contraption 90 degrees, no difference. Since then I've learned that it's pretty much omni directional and unlike a Beverage antenna, you can use it to transmit. Of course it's not going to act in quite the same way as a dipole high in the air, and that's pretty obvious, since it's not in the air. It'll give you communications that are called NVIS, or Near Vertical Incident Skywave, essentially stuff that goes straight up and comes down, stations up to about 400 km or so away. For scale, that's enough to cover all of Holland. In Australia it's enough to cover the state of Victoria, or the width of the UK, and most of the width of the State of New York. Before you get all huffy and point out that this is not a great DX antenna I'll beat you to it and tell you that this is not a great DX antenna. It's not meant to be. Nor is it intended to be an instruction on what antenna to build next. This is purely intended to illustrate that antennas come in all manner of shapes and sizes and there is lots to be learnt from trial and error. I know that this is a "compromise" antenna. Guess what, so is every other antenna. Today the compromise is that we don't need any poles, trees or unsuspecting human support structures to keep an antenna in the air. You can essentially try this one for free at any time, on your own, on the beach, in a park or on the side of a mountain. Another great use is to talk to your friends who live in the same city on HF. I have no doubt you could even manage some FT8 contacts using this antenna. Next time someone tells you to put your antenna in the air, ask them who they want to talk to. If it's locals, then there is absolutely no need at all. As for mastering the art of keeping my big mouth shut, we'll see. I'll leave you with this. It's not the answer that's important, it's the question, for everything else there's experimentation. I'm Onno VK6FLAB

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Ep3 - From the ground up

Release Date: 02/14/2022

Description: We've covered the basics so far and now we're ready to start creating.Creating what?The life that you want.in three simple steps1. Ask for what you want2. Know that it can happen3. Feel all the emotions as if it exists right nowTime to start creating It's your time Follow us on Instagram at @becomingyourwarriorhttps://www.instagram.com/becomingyourwarrior/Contact Emma on instagram at @emmaritchietherapy https://www.instagram.com/emmaritchietherapy/You can follow Emma at:https://www.instagram.com/emmaritchiewellness/https://www.facebook.com/emmaritchiewellness/

Explicit: No

From the Ground Up

Release Date: 05/01/2021

Authors: Seth Bridgman

Description: 4 ordinary guys discuss the key doctrines that make the Christian faith. Using Christ as the cornerstone, join us as we use these doctrines to build upon one another to form solid theology and sound teaching.

Explicit: No

From the Ground Up

Release Date: 05/16/2021

Authors: Clutch.co

Description: From the Ground Up is audio diaries of entrepreneurs with inspiring stories who have conquered prejudice, stigmas, and stereotypes while building their businesses. It is not the improbable success stories of Fortune 500 leaders but rather someone who could potentially be living next door to you.

Explicit: No

From the Ground Up

Release Date: 08/20/2020

Authors: Inc. Magazine

Description: It takes audacity to start a company, grit to grow it, and community to survive the ordeal. Join Inc. Executive Editor Diana Ransom and Editor-at-Large Christine Lagorio-Chafkin as they host From the Ground Up, a new podcast from Inc. that features frank and unfiltered conversations—with some of the most successful founders in the world—about navigating the role of the founder, the tips and tricks entrepreneurs need to know to be successful, and the secrets that nobody really tells you before you start a business.

Explicit: No

From the Ground Up!

Release Date: 08/12/2020

Authors: Picnic Euphoria

Description: Find out how to plan the best picnic! This podcast provides tips and tricks to make a picnic fun with a contemporary spin.

Explicit: No

From the Ground Up

Release Date: 08/24/2020

Authors: Derrick Skogsberg

Description: Operating a small business or franchise (or opening a new one) during these unprecedented times is definitely a challenge. We know - we're a small business, too! From the Ground Up - Powered by Tenet Financial Group - brings together thought experts in a variety of small business fields such as funding, franchising, marketing, sales, and lead generation to discuss real-time issues and real-time solutions.

Explicit: No