That Feeling

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Ken Blanchard

Listen to "Ken Blanchard Self Leadership" on Spreaker. Through a captivating business parable, Ken Blanchard and coauthors Susan Fowler and Laurence Hawkins show readers how to apply the world-renowned Situational Leadership® II method to their own development. In SELF LEADERSHIP & THE ONE MINUTE MANAGER: Gain the Mindset and Skillset for Getting What You Need to Succeed - readers learn about Steve, a young advertising executive who is about to lose his job. Through a series of talks with a One Minute Manager protégé named Cayla, Steve learns the 3 secrets of self-leadership. His newfound skills not only empower Steve to keep his job, but also show him how to ditch his victim mentality to continue growing, learning, and achieving. Just as Ken Blanchard’s phenomenal bestselling classic The One Minute Manager gives leaders the three secrets to managing others, so this follow-up book gives people the three secrets to managing themselves. In Self Leadership and the One Minute Manager, readers will see how accepting personal responsibility for their own success leads to power, freedom, and autonomy.

Powerman 5000

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Beck

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Beck Finishing An Album" on Spreaker. That moment an artist feels. The album or song is done. What do they feel or hear? For Beck he believes his new album could've been finished two years ago. But he kept pushing to get over a mountain. Only to realize that moment never truly arrives. His latest release on rBeatz Radio is Up All Night.

Chloe Kohanski

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Chloe Kohanski From NBC's The Voice" on Spreaker. When all the layers of music are pulled back... Blues continues to be the true source of so many shapes and sights of sound. Chloe Kohanski from NBC's The Voice wants to get so deep into it's stream of existence that her songs and presentation live long after her written chapters.

Michael Rapaport

Listen to "Michael Rapaport This Book Has Balls" on Spreaker. An actor, director, and comedian, Michael Rapaport stars in "Atypical," just renewed by Netflix. Up next is "White Famous" on Showtime. He has also appeared on TV shows such as Friends, Justified, The War at Home, and Prison Break, and in films such as True Romance and Mighty Aphrodite. Rapaport also directed the award-winning 2011 documentary Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest and the ESPN 30 for 30 film When the Garden Was Eden, which premiered in 2014. Michael is a sports fanatic who hilariously and passionately covers topics such as why LeBron James will never be like Mike, how Tiger Woods can get his game back, and why the Knicks are overdue to win a championship. But a wider variety of issues are also addressed in the book and can be discussed in an interview, including: *From Bieber and Leo to Kanye and Clooney, which celebs think they're good at basketball-and which are dead wrong *Why Michael has a love/hate relationship with yoga *Michael's fascination, nay obsession, with the Real Housewives franchise *Michael's teenage crush on Mary Lou Retton and the mortifying end to their "relationship" *Thoughts about Caitlyn Jenner voting for Trump, and much more. Michael's "I Am Rapaport" podcast (which has 2 million monthly listeners and is regularly in the iTunes top 50) tackles everything from politics to pop culture.

Neal Preston

Listen to "Neal Preston Exhilerated And Exhausted" on Spreaker. When Gregg Allman decided to name what turned out to be his last studio album Southern Blood, the album cover was going to feature a painting done by New York artist Vincent Castiglia, who paints using human blood. Gregg sent him two vials of his blood, but then decided to go in a different direction with the album's artwork, opting instead to show his property in Savannah, Georgia. Gregg Allman's manager, Michael Lehman, on the cover photo of Gregg's new album, Southern Blood. OC:...somewhere out there. :31 "The image on the cover is taken in his backyard actually looking out towards the river and there’s a wooden walkway that heads out towards his dock as well as some trees with some Spanish moss hanging and that’s the image that you’ll see and that Gregg saw every single day when he would sit out on his back patio, or sit out by the pool. And very often he would take walks towards the dock. And the reason that we chose that image is it just looks out towards the beyond where Gregg was and that’s where Gregg is, somewhere out there.” But, with Castiglia still having Gregg's blood, his family went ahead with a portrait. Michael Lehman, Gregg Allman's manager, on the blood art portrait of Gregg included with the deluxe edition of Gregg's last album, Southern Blood. OC:...to make the painting. :30 “After his passing Vincent was commissioned to paint a portrait of Gregg, and the kids, as well as myself, looked at many different images to determine what would be best ’cause Gregg never sat for the portrait. And they settled on a Neil Preston photo from the early ’70s and Vincent painted that. Now the interesting thing is there actually wasn’t enough blood in the two vials that Gregg had given him to paint the portrait, so some of the kids contributed their own blood to make this painting.” That portrait is available with the deluxe editions of Southern Blood, and the original painting will tour the country as part of any celebrations related to the album, as well as an Allman exhibition that's in the works.