35 Burst results for "Sasha"
The Officer Tatum Show
Michelle Obama admits she couldn't stand husband Barack for 10 years
"Hey, Michelle Obama says she couldn't stand Barack for ten years. I got news for you, Michelle. I got you beat. I still can't stand them. Former First Lady Michelle Obama said, quote, she couldn't stand her husband, former president Barack Obama. When their children were young and she said, people think I'm being catty for saying this. It's like there were ten years where I couldn't stand my husband. This is what the former First Lady said in an interview earlier this month with revolt and guess when it happened when those kids were little. The Obama daughters malia and Sasha were ages 7 and ten when they moved into The White House. Their mother said in the interview to promote her new book that the young children pose a challenge as she and the former president advance their careers. Wow, for ten years while we were trying to build our careers and worrying about school and who's doing what and what I was like, ah, this, this isn't even, she said, and guess what? Marriage isn't 50 50 ever, ever. There are items I'm 70. He's sturdy. There are times he's 60, I'm 40, but guess what? Ten years. We've been married 30. I would take ten bad years over 30. It's just how you look at it. People give up 5 years, I can't take it. Okay, I give her props for that.
The Doug Collins Podcast
Why Not Let the Truth Speak for Itself?
"Start off though with this back to this topic of when you're telling the span or the lie and instead of just letting the true speak for itself. Now, the first one is coming today. And this one, this one got me because I shared with you last week. I think our last time in the podcast was the episode when the poll came back in Atlanta and Stacey Abrams was down ten and to Brian Kemp in the poll, the AJC commissioned the Atlanta journal constitution commissioned this poll. And then their own line banner, their editorial banner was, the good news, good news for Sasha Abrams, and a bad poll. And if you just looked at it, just taking headlines, you're just like, hey, well, there's good news for Stacey Abrams. If you're a supporter, this must be good, even a quote bad poll. You know, maybe she's a hair but not as much as your head, you know, however you want to interpret that. When the reality was, she was down ten. Okay? It's the span aspect of this. Then we get into something and I want to spend just a few minutes on this because it's back again to the media seemingly covering for Democrats. In this election cycle. And this is stuff that you normally never see. You know, you would not expect a media conglomerate such as AJC who I've known their editorial board for a long time. I've known the reporters, you know, I still talk to them. Okay, you know, just seemingly so off base with a headline.
AP News Radio
Roy Moore’s defamation suit against Baron Cohen rejected
"Comedian Sasha Baron Cohen has scored another legal win over a former U.S. Senate candidate A federal appeals court in New York has dealt another blow to former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Rory Moore more who was an ally of president Donald Trump ran for the U.S. Senate in 2017 During that time he faced allegations of having pursued romantic and sexual relationships with teenage girls when he was in his 30s During that time Sacha Baron Cohen taped him in a TV appearance in which he used a mock pedophile detector that went off in Moore's presence More sued for defamation but a lower court ruled in favor of Baron Cohen noting that more signed a disclosure that barred him from suing the appeals court has now upheld that ruling A Moscow's Gabriel
The Officer Tatum Show
Is Michelle Obama Hiding Something From Us?
"Why is funny that women that don't have abortion are some of the main ones running their mouth? Malia and whatever the other kid named is, Sasha and malia, did you have an abortion with Sasha? No, you didn't. You chose life. You have your legacy. You and Barry got y'all legacy, but you feel bad about women terminating their kids, you did you ever? I want to know Michelle Obama. Did you have an abortion before you had Sasha and malia? Period. That's all I want to know. I just want to know. And if you didn't, why are you out here telling these girls to go get rid of their kids when you didn't do it to yours? Okay. I'm just throwing it out there. I'm throwing it out there. Y'all just listen to the people that are saying this. Maybe AOC had a bunch of abortions. I don't know. She was bartending and probably doing some other stuff. So she may have had a father, I'm not saying she did, so I don't come try to sue me. I'm just giving a skepticism of maybe that's why she's so gung Ho.
AP News Radio
Denver beats Minnesota St 5-1, claims 9th NCAA hockey title
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Mike Gallagher Podcast
Jennifer Griffin Reports the Death of 2 FOX Reporters in Ukraine
"But even she broke down when talking to Brett bear last night on Fox News about the deaths of these two Fox News journalists. And Brett a word about our colleagues Pierre Sasha and Ben hall tonight, the loss and pain we feel is enormous, but if ever there were a time that the world needed journalists, reporters risking their lives to tell these stories to tell the truth it's now, without a free press, the autocrats win, we will redouble our efforts to honor these colleagues and all reporters in harm's way tonight. Jennifer Griffin, live at The Pentagon. Your feelings or our feelings tonight, Jennifer, thank you. You know, when I saw that it was a couple of journalists from Fox News, I wondered how long it would take for somebody to disparage Fox News.
AP News Radio
Russia Ukraine War Animal Shelter-Shelter Intro an
"While refugees keep crossing into Poland from Ukraine an organization has set up a shelter for pets stranded in the chaos of war this is Taurus foundation and Sasha Winkler giving these animals a home nobody think about it the everybody thing alive from anybody the same life as a human they're getting help from volunteers like Sonya Mortensen dissing cleaning and helping the talks she says these animals are very stressed some of them are a street dogs to have never been in human hands and other ones are family dogs and that is just left and sometimes with a letter and but the ride we hope we can find out dogs and cats again can you very emotional because this is Winkler says it's the same case with pets as people escaping war supplies are hard to find the one thing August food and cat food because around the world that Iraqi will so does nothing of this volunteers are also supplying food to deliver to animals in Ukraine I'm a Donahue
AP News Radio
No. 8 Purdue rallies past Indiana 69-67 to end 2-game skid
"Eric Turner scored seventeen points to Sasha's to fan of each added fifteen to help number eight Purdue rally past arch rival Indiana sixty nine sixty seven Zaki added ten points eleven rebounds as the Boilermakers snapped a season high two game losing streak the Hoosiers lead fifty six fifty two with just under seven minutes left before Purdue scored seven straight the fan of H. had a go ahead three pointer with five ten remaining savior Johnson led the Hoosiers with eighteen points and a career high twelve assists but his half court heave to win it with point three seconds left was an air ball I'm D. fairy
AP News Radio
Stefanovic leads No. 4 Purdue past Northwestern 80-60
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Kwik Brain with Jim Kwik
"sasha" Discussed on Kwik Brain with Jim Kwik
"Absolutely. That's loud. And it's always eavesdropping on that self talk. So if somebody is racing on the perfectionism or the people pleasing for that treadmill, what and they can relate to this conversation as they're listening, watching this. What would your advice be? Because I think people know if you tell them that they actually have to give up their sovereignty or their agency when they make excuses or when they see themselves more as a victim that they don't take responsibility for their thoughts or how they feel, but yet the same thing with a lot of the work in self help, people will know what to do, but they don't do it. Exactly. Or they try everything and they still unhappy for some reason. This is amazing. So doctor Heinz, what would I challenge everybody to take a screenshot of this? And to post it online, what can you want to ask them if they're going to post something online and tag which social media, the Instagram? Yeah, at DR essay SHA HAI and Z so at doctor Sasha Haines, yeah. Amazing. So tag, doctor how to tag myself so we get to see it. And then what do you want them to post? Maybe we could ask them a question or challenge them to do something. I mean, I think the biggest question always is, you know, allowing yourself and this is where having a journal or some place that you write when you get to that place of just can't move forward or you feel stuck. We all have that we all have moments where that happens. What is the big bad terrible fear? What's the big bad terrible assumption that you're making? And it doesn't and don't worry if it doesn't sound very grown up. It's not. It's going to sound like a 5 year old, right? They're not going to like me or I'm going to, you know, I'm going to destroy my career. None of it's rational. It's all, you know, they're not evolved. So recognizing, what is the big bad, terrible fear that you're assuming is going to happen and that's what has you and its grips. So the first thing is and once you know what that is, you know, if I can't write this piece, then I'll never be a writer. I'll never be taken seriously or whatever it is. If I blow this presentation, I'll blow my entire career. Once we know what that assumption is, then you can start to get some feedback on it. From trusted individuals from yourself in communities that you're in. And having those vulnerable honest conversations like, does this actually make sense? Probably not. I love that. Thank you so much for being on our show. So much fun to talk to you. We'll do it again. All right, awesome. Once a double your brain speed and memory power, if you'd like to learn rapidly and get ahead faster, I'd like to give you my brand new quick brain accelerator program. You will discover exactly what I teach my clients to learn, read, and remember anything in half the time. There is no charge as my gift to you for being one of our subscribers that's KW, IK, brain dot com or simply text the word podcast to 9 one 6 8 two two 72 46 and we'll send you a direct link that's 9 one 6 82 brain. Growing up struggling with learning challenges from a childhood brain injury, it's been my life's mission to help you have your very best brain so you can win more every single day. Now, one more quick brain, here are four ways to fast track your results and lock in, which you just learned into your long-term memory. Remember fast, FAST. The F stands for Facebook. You're not alone on this journey. I invite you to join our free private online group. Dairy could connect with me, your fellow brain lovers, links to resources, and even submit your questions for me to answer in future episodes. Go to quick brain dot com that's kwik brain dot coffee a stands for apply. Hacked on what you learned today. Remember, knowledge is not power. It's potential power. It only becomes power when you use it. So use what you just learned. The S stands for subscribe. Don't miss the next episode in other free brain training. And finally, the T stands for teach. You want to learn faster now? The key is to lock it in right away by teaching it to someone else. When you teach something, you get to learn it twice. Here's a simple way to do that. Leave a review on iTunes. Leave a review with your biggest takeaway from this episode. You could also post and share this podcast on your social media. It helps us spread our mission of building better, brighter brains. And of course, tag us to our team to properly thank you. Hashtag quick frame, kwik brain, mine is at Jim quick kw K on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. So, what does fast stand for? Facebook, apply, subscribe, teach. I'll see you on our next episode of quick brain, until then, remember, you are faster and smarter than you.
My Seven Chakras
"sasha" Discussed on My Seven Chakras
"Support their breathing by the movements of their shoulders, so they place like this. So it's very important to stop that shoulders should not move at all because of breathing. Then other people, when the British especially people who have a tendency to have anxiety, the kind of breathe in the shell way, and it's chest and breathing. So the chest moves. It's more difficult to demonstrate, but they just move a lot. And then the third type, and when people breathe the paleo moves a lot. And, you know, at the beginning, it's fine when they remove some. Let's do it shouldn't be moving a lot. But eventually, you know, even the belly should not move. So nothing is moving, and your body. And I think you notice because of course the diaphragm always moves, but your breathing becomes so gentle that the data from just moves a little bit and you can not visually determine the movements of the diaphragm. Well, thanks a lot for that advice. Sorry, we've seen something. It's going to say that, you know, when you see your father, you could just start with a very simple thing you could ask your father to put one hand on his chest that the hand on his belly and breathe through his nose, relax and try to breathe in a way that the chest doesn't move first and then even the belly. It doesn't move from off just a little bit. Yeah. That's exactly what I am going to do. And thanks a lot for sharing all these different advice anecdotes stories and really explaining to us the bottega method and the origins and I'm sure all of our listeners are really fascinated as much as I am with what you shared. Now, before you go tell us one thing that you are grateful for and how can we find you online? Thank you very much. My website is breathing center dot com and I work with students, my clients all the time. I meet with them for free preliminary conversation by Zoom and we also have a lot of educational video downloads and free audio downloads on our website. So yeah, you'll find a lot of information about the boutique method there. Amazing. Thank you so much Sasha for coming on our show talking to us about the potato method and taking us one step closer to a human.
My Seven Chakras
"sasha" Discussed on My Seven Chakras
"Also the author of the book, breed the hill, as well as the instructional DVDs and CDs and other educational programs. She was trained to teach the boutique method by the founders of this method at clinica, would you go in Moscow and she is the most highly trained boutique breeding practitioner in the English speaking world. Originally from Russia, she was trained in the boutique clinic in Moscow, Sasha is one of the few people in the world who received the authentic method, and it's complete form and is fully authorized to teach it. And she is start this method to thousands of people around the globe, bringing them renewed health energy and joy. So super excited to have you on. Welcome to our show. Thank you very much today. And thank you for such a nice introduction. I'm very happy to be here. Thank you for inviting me. Thank you so much. And like we always start our episodes. I'm really curious to know what was your childhood like? Where were you born and brought up? I was born in Moscow Russia and I grew up in Moscow Russia. And actually used to work as a journalist because I was educated as a journalist. And then late in life, I moved to the United States. That is amazing. And what was it like growing up in your household? This is an interesting question because, you know, it is in this state when people hear that I grew up in Russia, often the assumed right away that my childhood was very tough and grew up and poverty and all those things. But actually it wasn't my story at all. You know, my childhood was quite peaceful. I grew up in a family of journalists and Reuters so it was a very creative world. It was always a lot of actors and movie directors in our House, having dinners, and I really enjoyed it. I also traveled a lot as a child because my father was a journalist and he traveled internationally. So I lived in different countries on growing up. As well. And did you have any breathing challenges or issues as a child? No, I didn't. I actually just like most people, I wasn't even thinking about my breathing. You know, most people are not aware. And they know theoretically that they breathe, but until they have some breathing difficulties, they're not really in the way of this function. And definitely not aware of its importance. So I was just like many, many people totally ignorant about my breathing. And I didn't see any connection between my breathing and my health at that time. Got it. And so where did you come across a doctor would take a smith? What is that story like? Yeah, I'm good, you ask me that because I was just about kind of a pre boutique or story. But that's how, you know, I came across the potato method for the first time because when I lived in Moscow, I was publishing a holistic magazine, and a certain point that it became rather big national mechanism and it was well known. So at certain point, I received an article about doctor bodegas work and it was written by doctor and he really, really wanted me to publish the SARS cycle and my magazine. So I read the article and the article stated that the breathing method invented created by doctor boutique and pure a lot of diseases more than 100 widespread diseases. I've read it and I thought, you know, I could probably believe that the breathing method could cure or could help. One particular disease, but more than a hundred, you know, I'm not going to buy it. So I decided not to publish that article. And then a few days later, doctor botel called me, and he wanted me to meet with him and explain his method to me and he was saying that this matter is incredibly important for overall health for everything Greenland. And I refused, because I just didn't think that it was it was possible to change someone's health by changing breathing patterns. So about happened when I was in my 20s. Living in Moscow, but then much late in life, maybe being back in 15 years or so when I was living in the United States, my husband became severely ill with asthma and I was convinced and he was convinced that he was dying from asked mom. And all of that happened very, very suddenly because he was healthy he was strong and he practiced carotid and he was very physically fit in general. But he had asked more his life, but it never really bothered him. And then he picked up some virus. Now I'm thinking maybe it was quiet because it was really serious why it was who knows. And that made his acute and within 6 months he became basically disabled. So doctors told us that we needed to accept this situation because as mom in the disease, so he was supposed to be on medication for the rest of his life. And no one thought that he would live long. And so anyway, we started searching all over the world for some kind of solution because we tried everything in this country first. And of course, we tried all kinds of traditional medical treatments, nothing worked. We also tried all kinds of alternative techniques. All of them were helpful to a certain degree, but they didn't really change the situation. So we started searching all over the world for a solution. Now keep it short because it's actually an exciting story. But anyway, a friend of mine reminded me about doctor boutique and that his work is primarily known for asthma treatment. So I called Moscow. And at the time, doctor boutique already passed away, but I was connected to his wife, ludmilla bouquet, and because everyone told me that, asked ma was an incurable disease. You know, I wouldn't ask her. Can you cure a my husband's asthma? And there is I talked to her, my husband was American, so he didn't speak Russian. I had to translate an organize everything for him. So anyway, she kind of casually said sure, we can cure him. He's asked. And I didn't believe her. But because we were so desperate and it was our last choice, we flew to Moscow and took a course at the potato clinic in.
The Eric Metaxas Show
If You're Not Prepared to Think Biblically, Be Careful
"And if you're not prepared to really think biblically in the power and the wisdom of the Holy Spirit, be careful because the enemy wants to use scripture against God. He did it when he quoted scripture in the wilderness to Jesus. So I just want to challenge my fellow Christians and conservatives. Be careful because people's real lives are at stake, whether it's the Jew that's being hunted by the Gestapo, whether it's somebody like Sasha, suffering in a Ukrainian orphanage or whether it's the innumerable Americans and people around the world who are suffering horribly because Biden is ostensibly the president of the United States. Be careful. Let's use a real example Eric. For example, French, again, David French, a writer formerly of national review, and now with the dispatch, here's a guy who postures as a conservative Christian who's who's arguments in his articles are rooted in scripture. This is the claim. He of stated very clearly that he hoped Biden would win the election. And then recently, he wrote an article to comfort Christians who are concerned about the very real possibility that the Hyde amendment, which prevents an additional 50,000 abortions a year that the Biden amendment is excuse me. The Hyde amendment is now imperiled. And so you're going so on the one hand, you have you have told the Gestapo that you have Jews in your basement. And now you're ringing your hands and saying to everyone, now listen, I know that this looks really grim and it looks bad because heading into the basement with their machine guns, but hey, God is sovereign. And this kind of stuff is simply
The Running for Real Podcast
"sasha" Discussed on The Running for Real Podcast
"And then what about As we potentially are looking into restrictions again. People being appalled. Maybe they'd been just getting back so running with groups Running with people in passing a now maybe stepping back or at least not running in groups What would you say to people that intensive working way through that having had it back in life again to now it's going to be pulled away. I mean i've been thinking about that a lot I guess my biggest piece of advice there is just give yourself some grace It's it's maybe get hard again soon but there you're not going through it alone. I mean it may feel like you're alone because you may be isolated Overall kind of experiencing this together. I know that's not the best answer the world but it's such an unpredictable situation. Not one that. I would think that we would ever be again. And they're are always online communities like what you have with still iran the you could go to connect with people and the listeners. Now about the running real superstars that great people have conversations that and i want actually remind people that swear. I'm not sure if you knew. I was doing the sasha doing these together runs and i know a lot of people who've been speaking about this being a filling. Avoid that is currently going on because of having to pull away from groups again being the i. I didn't literally run holding a small micro fine with Gonna run until into it so we do like a body scan so we walk away three days that aspects almost like meditative for a few minutes and then we check in with each senses to take in the surroundings. And then i just like rambling. Like i just have a conversation as if the person listening is next to me and obviously the respond but i ask questions as if you can respond And people have really been enjoying them but particularly now the restrictions happening people are getting nervous about running in groups again A lot of people have been saying..
The Running for Real Podcast
"sasha" Discussed on The Running for Real Podcast
"Sasha thank you so much for joining me today on the running for custom excited you here. Thanks for having me. I'm super excited as well. Yeah this is going to be fun and we've been going back and forth for a while now and It's it's great. We finally managed to get the time to do this and as of this coming out. You just informed me will be your date with your third child so hatefully as Mothers can attest to by the time. It's your date your pretty much like get this baby out with me I am ready to meet them. And i just wanna not pregnant anymore. Hyping when this comes out you have three. You have three beautiful happy children and we can celebrate that with you but let's stop. This is going into a third having a third child as someone who has two young kids. So i'm we're gonna be talking this upset about mental health. So how has your mental health shifted throughout your journey In terms of of with kids. Like as you've gone through having one to two and now going into three tell us a little bit about that before we go into the this stuff. Yeah i to be honest perfectly honest. I'm a little more anxious and not depressed. Don't think i have postpartum depression as yet but very anxious about bathing number thirty Because yes it is a lot to add another member of your family. Even though it's the most exciting wonderful thing. But i have had postpartum depression with by other two so it feels like it could be creeping up on me and that's kind of scary feeling and i use running for mental health along with therapy and medication and i just stopped running a couple of weeks ago because lord.
What Book Hooked You?
"sasha" Discussed on What Book Hooked You?
"I had a very strange dream when i was working on. This book could like a year or two ago of the which of haxhi haven which school that exists in the book and it was the which haven in nineteen sixty and things were kind of like weird and colty very late like all these girls in white dresses. Flower crowns like dancing around a maypole theory. Midsummer ask and some part of me likes the idea of exploring hoekstra haven through the ages. We will see if that happens. I have no plot beyond that weird dream of these creepy girls in their way dress excellent. Well let's wind things down as we do. I ask you a few questions. The first one being. What is your favorite movie. That's based on a book. Think probably the two thousand five pregnant with mainly anything that achieves what a really good movie adaptation should achieve that it feels like the source material without being a wrote retailing. I'm also a sucker for a man in suspenders. They're really good. Music could Within the jane austen retailing genre also clueless i think is a perfect movie retailing. Of course it's a retelling of emma by jane austen. See i love. Jane austen retelling next question maybe targeted at your pretentious high school classic carrying self. Is there a book or a series. You're willing to admit you've either never read or never finished i. It's not a particularly pretentious. Answer maybe i should think of a better one. My answer for this question is the series of unfortunate events. Books which i wanted to love so deeply is kind of a sad weird kid. I really love meal. Game in core line was a favorite book for a long time. And so the idea. I love when when children's authors don't talk down to children when they allow them to be kind of sad and weird. Because i think a lot of kids are so i wanted so desperately to love it. My cousin went to prom with the author of the book..
What Book Hooked You?
"sasha" Discussed on What Book Hooked You?
"This is what book you. I'm brock shelley. And thanks for listening this week. I'm talking to sasha painting. Smith her debut the witch haven is coming out on august the thirty first sasha and i talk through obviously the different things that growing up. She was really into how she found herself to be a published author and what went into her debut the witch haven so listen it so sasha. What book hooked. You thought a lot about this question. And i think my answer is. I capture the castle by duty smith. But i came to that book through kind of a roundabout way Through twilight perhaps surprising. No one who was deep into stephanie. Myers internet presence in two thousand six issue. So twilight cannot when i was fourteen. I was the perfect age. I was in early twilight adopter. I was my parents house recently. And i pulled my old like broken spine copy of twilight off the shelf. And it was the first printing i got an early on the ground floor twilight. I i remember going through like my eighth grade. Cafeteria like a twilight evangelist. I was if it was a missionary. I was like have you heard the joyful. News of edward cullen. That book had a death grip on me. I would go home from school. And i would get on a twilight fan forums. I was not deep into fan fiction yet. But if i had known that existed. I'm sure that i would have been an on. Stephanie meyer's website. She had this webpage. That was like you know. I don't know twilight will ever be a movie but if it were to hypothetically ever be a movie here is my dream cast and i can picture it in my head. But the dreamcast. For edward cullen was a young henry. Cavill he was like mini nineteen or twenty. At the time he went on to play superman and witcher and but it was a still from him in the film. Adaptation of i capture the castle. So he's wearing like suspenders. And he's digging up a turn up and i was. He plays a farm boy named steven from the book. And i was like well. That's that's a boy. I could get into and so my sophomore year english class. I'm now fifteen. I show up and one of the books on the lists that we can read that semester..
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Does the Deep State Exist?
"Does the deep state exist amount. Amelia's i think we've solved this one. I mean all of your guests. Yes obviously it does and I mean we look at. We're seeing it talk about deep state back to the thing. We started this conversation with arnold environment. I mean to dishes. Stanley one of them who actually tries to get a president removed because he was disturbed by what his president was doing and it was his duty to defend. Not just what is president was doing. What is president was what the president he was supposed to be. Serving was doing to this man's home country that he happens to be allowed to wear was born. That's clear for those who forget alexander. Sasha in was born in the ukraine and more than once was offered the position of secretary of defense of the ukraine as a serving colonel in the us army very very strange but then of course his new buddies with this person. Screw your freedom. So the deep state it does exist. She seen it. She has fought it for several years inside the trump
The Healing Place Podcast
"sasha" Discussed on The Healing Place Podcast
"Like crazy she was she was bulleting superfoods and drinking this green gunk which was full of very good high energy vegetables and things but they will all high history so she didn't realize that she was poisoning herself over four week period. She just became so poisoned and so unwell she could hardly. I mean it was terrible. Anti experts say pot when she moved to head has gained to split on her neck. I mean it was just horrendous. And then she were caught with a big swollen face and swollen lips. Couldn't drink even drink water. And and that's when she she she called me up on. Sasha was cooking for twelve. I was giving a dinner party of people. And i was busy cooking all this mail and then next thing i get this emergency phone call from her. She's in tests and now she's very stoic. So much teased is really bad. News and i knew something very serious is wrong. So i rushed round to her flat picked up and brought her home. And that's when. I made the diagnosis and i was just looking at her. Listing symptoms. Thinking what is going on here now. I didn't make died. Mrs. because i knew about 'em cast i made the diagnosis because somebody ten years before had said something to me about histamine intolerance on when i looked it up on the internet nothing absolutely nothing about history so that would have been two thousand and sixty thousand five. I've seen nothing. But i still just away in the back of my head. And when she came with all these symptoms again. I said right. I need to just check on his dominion tolerance. And that's when. I came across the maas activation on the history and there was much more information. Thank goodness those able to make the diagnosis..
The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"sasha" Discussed on The Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast
"Nice job her. They're giving her consistent winds on television and she is for the most part. Having good entertaining television matches and the character is likable. She has a little bit of the attitude that sasha has without being completely unlikeable alexa could be at times there. There have been moments where you know. Bianca's walk that line a little bit. But sasha sasha's guess she's a hill because they're really when you watch her performances she just plays at the same both ways and nobody when they when they see him as a heel. You don't see people going. She's acting like a baby s. You're going to get defenders of her when she's a when she is a baby face and she comes off healers they will defend to the end. But there's a lot of people gone. She's a hill. Who is slotted his baby. Why does not change things. And i wish she would have i. I really would love to see. Just how how big she could be if she made some tweaks as a baby babyface and just took a more traditional approach to that. But i think she is slotted properly and i think it is a really good food and it feels big time coming off of what they did. A wrestlemainia does bianca feel like a generational transformative centerpiece female star. Who in two years is still going to be on top but will be an even bigger star in a draw. A more polished act. Is she johnson asking that way where it's like. Hey there might be something here and let's let's see let's test the waters but the upside is huge or is she just a good a good. I guess i don't know who to compare her to more. You know what. Seth rollins was as a baby face. Good good and can fill spot but not a huge difference maker so i think she has the potential to be generation. Although there's a lot of work to be done right now we're still with the main roster and a lot of ways in the honeymoon phase of her character. What's going to happen when a she's just she's not the fresh face still and you can. She pivot if she starts to get some negative reactions. Will the company let her pivot there. So they're still. I can name lineup good quality opponents for you can be really over and then if they don't have good opponents for you look out you know even if you're doing all the right things if people start to get bored by what you're doing Obviously people can turn on her. But i i do think she has the potential to be somebody that is still in really strong place a couple of years from now if she does things well and they actually booker properly. We're talking about. Sasha being positioned well as better as a heel is charlotte positioned better now and is itchy. Finally a clear-cut he'll and is wwe bobbing charlotte and beyond on separate brands building towards a wrestlemainia level. One on one big match between those two as perhaps the the main target. I think as long as vince doesn't decide to completely sever ties with their flair family. At this point you can't rule it anything. Yeah yeah we've got an email question on that we'll get to do you. Do you like charlotte's work. So far You know in in the span. Yeah yeah it's finally. It's nice to launch. Wwe programming and chains gays the only king. And there's not a queen anymore. She may use the line once in a while. But it's not all the cliche royalty promos that her in corbin. We're both doing that. Just felt so robotic and one dimensional in a. She stepped up her game a lot. And i've enjoyed that now. They need to figure out what the hell they want to do with. It does seem like all right there consistently pushing her as a baby face but and we're still too close to win. No one had a clue what they wanted her to be. And here she is in a three way and again the problem exists that they don't have a lot of strong people built up to be her next adversary is how long can you keep going to and charlotte and i just think this is why i think very highly of nikki crossed but i think this nikki ash characters just a flashing the pan. Thank you for listening to the weight. Keller pro wrestling post show. Did you know that repatriation you can get this show with the ads and plugs removed for just four dollars and ninety nine cents a month and enjoy our podcasts. On whatever podcast app you're using or directly through the patriotic app..
Ask Me Another
"sasha" Discussed on Ask Me Another
"Room like this is supporting you to the extent with love and encouragement like you got a drag show. Yeah you really do feel invincible. And every person deserves to feel about all right. Are you ready for espionage challenge. Absolutely sasha you can play one of our favorite guessing games at this that or the other. Please welcome back your opponent. For this game aquafina aquafina sasha one thing rappers and drag performers have in common is awesome stage names so in this rapid fire game. I'm gonna say name your just going to tell me is a rap. Name a drag name or the name of an off brand soda. We're gonna go back and forth so no need to ring in let's start with you aquafina. Yes laguna blue. Blue is spelled b. l. o. Rap name drag name or soda. It's got to be a soda. Made up of all the other sodas. Yeah it sounds like you're actually tasted right. Now drag name. Sparky be sasha sparky be rally soda. Barky be graph name. Rap name is described as the wax white boy on the planet. Let's just let that set in for a second aquafina. Dr perky soda. Yeah don sasha twist like twist with an art dr whose sounds like a delicious off brand soda if a rap name draft soda rap. Name twist okay here. Your last few clues aquafina roxie. Pops soda bryant park. You are correct. Ops is a drag name. Sasha aw oh my god please be a drag name. I know i wish to damage. That's a soda soda. That's a that's an offering mountain dew. The higa also another one in that same is a kickapoo joy juice. That's definitely a drag queen hit. Yeah all right. It's a tie. Which i guess in this game means you both one. Socratic lowers the winner of rubles drag race season nine and hosts a monthly drag showcase called nightgowns. Give it up for sasha laura and aquafina. It's time to create our big winner. Let's bring back our finalists. Hannah margolin who was a nine year old ice cream thief. Maggie loyd who says a penpal is like a diary that writes back maggie and hannah. Your final round is called emojis. Louise in this round. Every answer is also emoji. According to the unit code consortium our big winner will receive asked me to the rubik's cube but signed by aquafina and sasha velour. We rolled a twenty sided die. Backstage and maggie is going i here. We go maggie. This one thousand nine hundred film star. Patrick swayze demi moore and a pottery wheel dirty dancing. I'm sorry that is incorrect. The answer was ghost. Hannah esi zoya. Deborah lippmann and china glaze all manufacturer. This colorful beauty product now polish. That is correct maggie. Two versions of this famous edvard. Mook piece were stolen from art museums. But later recovered scream. That is correct. Hannah read admiral zebra swallowtail and blue more. Fo- are all types of this creature butterfly. That is maggie. All-rounder bowler wicket to end. Nightwatchman are terms associated with this sport surfing good guests. I'm sorry that is incorrect. The answer was cricket hannah. At the two thousand sixteen summer olympics the united states beat italy in the women's final of this aquatic sport water polo.
Ask Me Another
"sasha" Discussed on Ask Me Another
"From npr and wnyc coming to you from the bell house in beautiful brooklyn new york mitts. npr's our puzzles word games and trivia. Asked me another. i'm jonathan colton. now here's your host. oh faira eisenberg. Hello everybody thank you jonathan. All right let me tell you what's going on. The shows jam packed. It is jim jim much show. We've given too much entertainment already. We have not one but two special guests from the new movie crazy. Rich asians aquafina is going to be and the winner of paul's drag race season nine. Sasha velour is i gotta say those are two awesome stage names but they do not hold a candle to my stage name. Oh fear eisenberg did you guys see ocean's eight yeah if you haven't seen it of course. Oceans aid is the all female version of that heist franchise. And i think we kind of an important step in gender equality right now. Little girls can grow up watching that and they can think okay. Maybe i can't become president. But i can become a pickpocket or swindler or a hustler. You know if. I play my cards right. Maybe i can grow up to be a criminal. And then i can become president It's summer. I don't know this is a tropical season. I've been thinking about this Actually all of my female. Comedians have jokes about the new york. Summer streets and getting catcalled. And i got to tell you i. I don't have to deal with that. I don't get catcalled. Ever i well okay i did get. I got picked up at a bar last week. I got hit on with a very weird line. I was at this bar in the sky. Leaned into me and he just went. Hey you seem like a really good multitasker typing on my phone and reading a book like trying to be like. Don't talk to me. And he would not let go. He was like a bit. You have a really beautiful work life balance. I don't really want to date you but do you offer coaching. And i was so screwed up by it. I had sex with them. All right. you guys are awesome. Let's get the show starters. Our first game is called historical tweets. Hey jonathan ju- member when richard. Nixon tweeted tricky. Dick energy to he only got one leg and it was some spiro. Agnew meter contestant i up hannah margolin you work at a walk in free resource center in brooklyn high So when you ring in. We're going to hear this. Your opponent is denise yacht suck you work for a company that makes telescopes and microscopes..
AP News Radio
Ecuadorian court revokes citizenship for Julian Assange
"Hi Mike Rossi are reporting an Ecuadorean court revokes the citizenship for Juliana Sasha Ecuador has revoked the citizenship of wikileaks founder Julian Assange he received Ecuadorian citizenship in January twenty eighteen as part of a failed attempt to make him a diplomat to get him out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London Sandra native of Australia spent seven years inside the embassy trying to avoid extradition to Sweden to face allegations of rape and sexual assault the song has been held in London's high security Belmarsh prison since April twenty nineteen after being arrested for skipping bail seven years earlier in a separate case Saanjh is under indictment in the US on espionage charges related to wikileaks publication of thousands of leaked military and diplomatic documents hi Mike Rossio
TED Talks Daily
"sasha" Discussed on TED Talks Daily
"Today i would like to talk to you about beauty and how. We've got it all wrong when it comes to our perceptions of women particularly aboriginal women but before i do i would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land in which i stand upon the gotta go people of the urination. I pay my respects to the elders past present and emerging and give thanks to our ancestors who guide and protect us. It was nine hundred ninety. And i was pumped was off to my first birthday party just before i hit the terrible teams no chaperone in. No brady's sister to tag along so she could snitch. I had my cute little outfit on gift in hand. And i was hoping that this little cutie that i liked would show up and i was hoping that this little cutie would ask me this one question. You know that question. That makes you hot. Beat right out to chest. Do you wanna be my girlfriend. Even though i had no business having a boyfriend at that age but it didn't matter because back then it was all about the rush. I never did get asked that question but the question i did get asked was what should background and like any proud. Aboriginal child would declare. I'm aboriginal given the reaction of the room. Being aboriginal was clearly a dirty word and at the tender age of eleven. I was told by my best friend's adult system that i was too pretty to be aboriginal by this time. My mouth is dry. My blood is boiling. And i'm trying so hard to fight back. What feels like an ocean of tears. I calmly joined my circle of friends and begin to fake laugh. At whatever is funny to mass. My embarrassment as i clutch on to my new found complex.
TED Talks Daily
The (De)Colonizing of Beauty With Sasha Sarago
"Today i would like to talk to you about beauty and how. We've got it all wrong when it comes to our perceptions of women particularly aboriginal women but before i do i would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land in which i stand upon the gotta go people of the urination. I pay my respects to the elders past present and emerging and give thanks to our ancestors who guide and protect us. It was nine hundred ninety. And i was pumped was off to my first birthday party just before i hit the terrible teams no chaperone in. No brady's sister to tag along so she could snitch. I had my cute little outfit on gift in hand. And i was hoping that this little cutie that i liked would show up and i was hoping that this little cutie would ask me this one question. You know that question. That makes you hot. Beat right out to chest. Do you wanna be my girlfriend. Even though i had no business having a boyfriend at that age but it didn't matter because back then it was all about the rush. I never did get asked that question but the question i did get asked was what should background and like any proud. Aboriginal child would declare. I'm aboriginal given the reaction of the room. Being aboriginal was clearly a dirty word and at the tender age of eleven. I was told by my best friend's adult system that i was too pretty to be aboriginal by this time. My mouth is dry. My blood is boiling. And i'm trying so hard to fight back. What feels like an ocean of tears. I calmly joined my circle of friends and begin to fake laugh. At whatever is funny to mass. My embarrassment as i clutch on to my new found complex.
Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen
"sasha" Discussed on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen
"The lady who keeps hope alive. Hope she doesn't so sasha talk to me so the reason why they know is because bethany has the most ginormous ego. And i can't imagine her coming back all the crap. She's talked about the show. She thinks she's too big for the show. So i hope she doesn't come back all right and she also talked the crap after she left the last time and then came back. That's that's a good point. Daddy makes a very good point. No kitten coming up. Kim yam right. Well there you go you win some you lose on. Who could bring her out at the reunion. Maybe like okay. That's the thought. Lacrima cat said everyone is loving kathy on beverly hills and wondering why she hasn't been on all these years. Are there other women that you think should absolutely be a housewife by now. And if so who. We've discussed marlow endlessly anyone else. Besides marlow the that comes to mind getting the guy sheridan do we get nicolette. Sheridan all and also. Heather locklear a long rumored housewife. Which would be a yes it would bring on one on one of ourselves friends that she brought i m bringing. Yes by the way sloppy. Joey wants to you feel about how they're slapping. Kelly dodd with a lawsuit and the apologies. She was forced to make iconic or not classic. Heather and kelly loved up our i. Nobody looks forward to bingeing. Bravo more than these four. But for this next part. I'm going to ask them to take a look back for a segment called back that show all right. Was that a banana on that tv. You will each have ten seconds to make the case for a pass bravo. Show that you'd like to see. Make a comeback..
Morning Edition
Haiti Police Arrest Third Suspect With U.S. Ties in President's Assassination
"And I'm Sasha Pfeiffer, A team of U. S. Security officials has landed in the Haitian capital of Puerto Prince this after Haiti's president Juvenal Luis, was assassinated by a hit squad in his home last Wednesday. Haiti's interim prime minister asked the U. S for help with the investigation into the murder. He's also asking for U. S troops to help protect the country's ports, airports and key infrastructure. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said. That request is being reviewed here. He is on Fox News Sunday. I don't know that we're at a point now where we can say definitively that our national security is being put at risk by what's happening there. But clearly we value our Haitian partners. We we value, stability and security in that country, and that's why we want to send a team down there to help them get their arms around exactly what happened. And what's the best way forward. NPR's Jackie Northam has been following developments as they unfold. She joins us now and and Jackie. Haitian authorities have arrested a third person with US ties as a suspect in the assassination. Could you tell us more about that? Sure, yes. Haiti's national police chief held a press conference last night and he said the man they have arrested is a Haitian born doctor who is based in Florida. The police chief said the man arrived in Haiti on a private plane in June and had arranged her. Hire some of the mercenaries who were involved in the president's killing, and that this was all part of a broader plot for this
The New Yorker: Fiction
Susan Choi Reads Jennifer Egan
"Hi susan. hi so What made you choose this story by jennifer egan to re today. You know a couple of things. One is just that i love the story. And it's so rewards. Rereading i've not just been rereading the straight at teaching it for years now and my students always really connect with it but the other thing is that i i had a feeling it would be really fun to read aloud and it was. The story is about a troubled young woman who steals from other people and is trying to cope with that situation through therapy. Would you think it is in the story that your students connect to they. All is admire the brilliant structure the way in which jennifer egan really enables us to inhabit sasha through especially her description of the objects that tech tilleke and the deliciousness of these objects so my students really admire the writing on the artistry so much but i think also the story speaks to them because it feels really contemporary to them. Because i think this experience of somebody who's broken in this way of it isn't immediately visible but that's really really deep. You know for better and for worse a lot of them really understand that the story was originally written as a standing story and eventually it became the opening chapter of egan's novel. Visit from the goon squad. Did you read it first in the magazine or in the book i read it i in the magazine and then read it in the book and thought it was so remarkable that it was able to function brilliantly. Both by itself and as as the opening of that novel. It's that's not always true. I mean i've. I've loved a lot of stories that then ended up being incorporated into books and thought. Oh i kind of wish the story had remained on its own and in the case of this one it. It is brilliant in both contexts When i teach it usually my students haven't encountered it in the novel and They don't need the novel but it's like an extra bonus to them. Usually a lot of them go on to read it
The Book Review
Interview With Author, Sasha Issenberg
"Sasha is and joins us now. From santa monica california he is the author of several books including the sushi economy globalization and the making of a modern delicacy the victory lab the secret science of winning campaigns outpatients the astonishing new world of medical tourism and his new book the engagement america's quarter-century struggle over same sex marriage. Sasha thanks for being here thanks pamela. Let's start with something that probably not a lot of your readers will know but you know very well and i know which is that. This book was supposed to come out a full year ago. In june twenty twenty and it was one of those books that was delayed by the covid pandemic but maybe delayed the most. What was that like. It was tough so it got delayed three times in the last year. And i think some of that was in the spring. It was a marketing consideration that with bookstores closed and no live events. A lot of publishers held their books back and then it was supposed to come out last september. And by that point it was sort of a manufacturing problem as best i gathered. Publishers can actually get the books out of warehouses because people were sick. I learned the hard way that book publishing facilities are basically like meat. Packing plants with with wood pulp. So i had a lot set up last fall. And i had to put it all on hold and here i am must be a big relief if nothing else it is and you know. It was pretty cautious in writing this book of understanding that this was a topic where it was possible events in the news could affect it and tried to write it so that when it came out it would be current and i think there was some possibility that things can happen over the last year. That would change that dynamic and they really haven't in a significant way which is which is useful.
Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend
"sasha" Discussed on Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend
"I say i have a real problem. Yes yes sasha conan heart. How much time do. I have. Not much time cruel british heart. Now he's is true. I hear that you're into other kinds of games. That aren't julie dungeons and dragons de we call it. Yeah yeah that's that's what that's what we call it in the is. I wasn't saying anything really cool. That's so sad that i went. Yeah you know we over here. D. and d. And you're like yes many worldwide you terrible ass. Yeah i i play with my girlfriend and a couple of friends. We've been playing for about a year now and be recently. We're playing a campaign for like maybe seven eight months and actually we all die. Seven and eight months. I'm sorry for seven eight months. Where were you like at what level. Or where were you on a mountain where you want to string off. So this is like a continents like a tropical continent with lots of dinosaurs for some reason and like curb. Our quest was to retrieve this item that prevents people from resurrecting and everyone who was resurrected through magic word dying because of it and like it was our mission to destroy it so that people can live longer and the so like we ended up in this huge dungeon and a bunch of us died and then all of us died and it was super sad but it was amazing like with all the traps and demons and everything like a super cool. Yeah sasha am i to understand that during this global pandemic and quarantine you and your girlfriend chose to play a game where you're in a dungeon for seven months and die. That's what you chose to do. That was your fun escape will. It didn't start that way. It wasn't going to say what did you did you play. It's a really fun. Game called quarantine. We couldn't believe we were in this secluded area. Where he's magic mask yes. We couldn't go into a restaurant. I find working out to be difficult. Maybe it's because i have very little musculature you know there's enough about working out. It's hard it really. Is you know what you don't need to be hard your socks you know what you doubt day to be hard. Thank god it's embarrassing. You said something really funny. No you say doing a sex joke. No i'm saying what you said. Lots of things can make your workouts hard. But your socks shouldn't right. That's my point. And then you go in this dirty direction. You said it no talking about hard socks and things that are hard anyway. Bomba's performance socks or built to be nothing but comfortable and supportive boy. I wish i had some support around here. I'm telling you bomba sox are the best. I've got bomba socks. i use them us bombers. Don't you stone. i love him so much. They're really well made. They have amazing innovations. They have special heck's tech performance technology. That's the good stuff you want. The heck's tech stitch with special moisture wyking yarn they've got temperature regulating vents. More thought goes into these socks into most electric cars. You know they they keep you cool. You don't overheat. They have this pillow like tab that you save from blisters. Stay up technology. I love that stuff. Yeah you're carrying twins now as we all know and rather far along each child is i. Don't know ways like fifteen pounds. These are big kids. That's not how no that's not. How pregnancy works there like five pounds. Okay my point. Is i bet you really like a nice sock right now. And bama's the salk for you okay. I wear all day every day. Yeah like all their socks. This is the cool very cool part. Every pair of bama's performance socks. You buy donate a pair to someone in need which is very cool. They've donated over forty five million pairs so far. I love that. I love that they have this philanthropic mission. I think that's fascinating. I think it's shows they have a big heart. And makes me happy about wearing socks. So go to bombay dot com slash conan today and get twenty percents off your first order. That's b. o. M. b. s. dot com slash conan for twenty percent off bombast dot com slash conan.
Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend
"sasha" Discussed on Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend
"Are afraid of huge people like the great specimen of men. Right when i hold in. When i hold your cup it looks like a tiny little. Thimble like a coffee cup. Yeah even smaller even smaller. It's like a tiny little holds one. Drop when i hold up. I would love to see. I would love to go there. I'd love to meet the people. It's it's incredible. It's a very old country lake. Kiev itself is over a thousand years old. So like yeah. Before there was america there was of and yeah now. We're very familiar that we're in new thin where new country and apparently we're having a terrible adolescent fit. We're very an old. It's so funny because I grew up in boston. Which for the united states is considered very old so there might be a house in boston. That's two hundred years old and everyone says oh my god. That's an old house then. I moved to los angeles and an old house. Here was built in nineteen eighty-five and they say well that's lew how's house goes back to eighty five. We're gonna make it a historic landmark. No one can change it or touch it because it goes way back when reagan was president. And it's crazy. Yeah so yes. A lot of respect for for civilisations that have been around yours. Yeah it's a very beautiful country like you ever get to visit. Sure you'll enjoy like a lots of floods have great places like we have lots of grin. Green like parks. We have lots of like they preserve architecture quite well like there are some places. There are super bowl like they. Don't look the part but like. Yeah they're pecan fixing stuff up and it's it's it's it's a large country like if you're not justin key if you travel around you can see all kinds of stuff. This is like the largest country in europe like by area. You are a good spokesman for ukraine. You know the you're you're doing a good job. If i came in in visited would you put me up in your in your apartment. Would i stay with you. I don't think we have the place for like a year alone. Of course sure what. What do you mean. you don't have the that's so true. It's a masha. Sasha sasha it is not about the size of the apartment it's about the size of your heart my you don't you just say yes coenen come come and then you let me have your bed and you if you have to sit on a bench in the park then so be it you said. They're very beautiful parks but sasha. That's what you do when a stranger strange land comes to your home. That is what i've always heard was the spirit of kiev. My heart is exactly conan size. So you have. The ducks are the problem..
The Glossy Podcast
Sachin & Babi co-founder Babi Ahluwalia on the pandemic's impact
"I sit down with bobby. She is the co founder and creative director of sasha and bobby and also co founder of the newly launched the good cloth company because i linked sasha and bobby with formal evening wear. I wanted to ask bobby about necessary. Pivots since the start of twenty twenty. Plus i wanted to know how she and session. Her husband pulled off the launch of a second brand mid pandemic welcome. Bobby hi thank you for having me So yeah it's kind of fortuitous. How we are here in the strange time by trying to make the most of what we have our brand of course was a elevated eveningwear line and over the course of time for the last three years. We have been actually looking at the business. Say how we can scale it how we can actually make it a little bit more. You know kind of all things occasion whether it's day all evening so that a deliberate attempt was made by ass. Wanna say by this twenty nine hundred so went so we had started that any way Luckily we used our website to showcase of you know whether you would soon be clothing during the day with its for luncheon or whether it was for a meeting all whether it would be a day wedding so so that graduates shift had actually started internally from us a end of thousand eighteen early twenty nine hundred anyway and i think the pandemic helped us to push it little faster so that was important to us and we see a lot of data come through our website. We see a lot of data. Come to our church that actually is responding to the run We get because there was the demand mean last year was a disaster for all of us because all of us were told not going anywhere on so we actually internalized that. Actually you know The talk was always there. We kind of put it into action. Twenty nineteen but we did. We added more Silhouettes designed details and all of that for this spring. On was that is brandon the entire entirely. You know where you have day viewed fabrics like linen. That never used in the past. We used we consciously made the The citizens of buying fabrics and producing them in that particular place. For example. If you bought the linens from we would make them in robotics. If you buy this caused from china we would make it in vietnam so we deliberately internally started You know thinking that it's better to buy local wherever it is from denim board as opposed to mind fibers from vietnam shipping them to india. It's just the freight the back and forth off it. I think all things that we were thinking of as a brand anyway over the years we had to put into play last year and this year so it all kind of came full circle now and i feel. This is a resurgence rebuffed for brandon. Away so They will at least Bobby announced that you look at the site and you look at the brand followers or the influencers sneeze whoever owned. They're kind much more broader than what we had in the past.
Weekend Edition Saturday
Sasha Johnson: Man, 18, Appears in Court Over Activist's Shooting
"With conspiracy to commit murder in the shooting last weekend of a high profile black lives matter, activist Sasha Johnson remains hospitalized in critical condition. China's space agency says it successfully
Jay Anxious Podcast
"sasha" Discussed on Jay Anxious Podcast
"There. But there's also a lot of really bad stuff out there you know you hit a tell like just get on a phone and the and it's got to be replacement of what they're saying if they're if they're if they're time line is full of platitudes about this at that you notice that they're in reality there something totally different. That's a that's a. that's a red right. I try to everything that right. On time light it has to come from myself and has to be perfectly aligned with my values and my reality. There's no point of creating value for other people. If i can't come through if that's not the real actual right i have not typed out in sent a tweet out to this world that i i'm summing that i haven't done myself that has never nor nor will it because i don't i don't live that way but one big thing here and let's transition to this Sasha is is is a coach. He's a transformation coach and he's here today to to make a big announcement. Sasha is looking to make a program tailored to you to change your mindset. it's a ninety day. Transformation program comes equipped with weekly sixty minute calls individual access to sasha by tax by phone by zoom column assuming rights. Asha hurt the only thing that he asked from. You is that you must be ready to take action. And he is looking for five people five people at one thousand dollars per person and he will transform you ninety days into the person that you want to be but you have to take the action. You must be ready to take action if you wanna go ahead and explain a little bit about your program that you've got coming up. Thanks for that no problem so pretty much. The past era guiding hosting a bunch of people doesn't the one well. But i felt like i wanted to tweak my ray work a little bit and i've done that that's what led me to create a make it matter more program. That's the name of it. And what is is like i'm china. Launched a beta test right. So i'm not in the usual rabies usual price for it so for thousand years that ninety day program at if you're ready to make matter leur to really transform your life within three months the let's get to work into shoot me. Dm is super up close and personal. It's it's intimate it's limited and you gets sumer coast access to me everything that i know everything that i've experienced in my life album is share with you and teach you and guide us But the one important thing that. I like about the program that you're talking about now. Sasha's that the program is not a one-size-fits-all program it's taylor in the person right. So if you're a person comes on and talks to sasha that you wanna lose weight maybe this program not be right for you but if you want to lose weight change your mindset change your life. He can help you in all three of those. If you're guy who needs to learn you know got it all together. Look good feel good but you don't you just don't have the you're looking for that one more step for somebody to give you a little bit more information to take that next level. This program is right for you. If you're ready to take action you ready to move on sasha's programs going to be there and you're going to be an individual access you just don't find that for that for that low of a price i know he's i mean that's ju- generally about forty percent of what you're usually charging people i know so five people take advantage of them direct message on twitter. Find him again on. Twitter at mindset sasha also on instagram at assadi. You know take advantage of this program. Folks it's gonna change your life in. You'll you'll be helping yourself and that's very important so as we close up the show here sasha's or anything you wanna add before we get going on and i just wanted to thank you for the opportunity of the kind words. I really appreciate. Doug j. means a lot from you. At honestly i just want to tell people that every single one of you guys out there listening you are good enough at. If you're if you feel average today he averaged is good enough to start your journey to greatness. The average is good enough to start your journey keith. That abide repeat that to yourself. You are loading. Just remember that a. Let's take action guys. That's all i can say. I love that. That's powerful greatness loading. That's next it's a great. It's a great little phrase. Their greatness loaded great well given sauce can be found on twitter at mindset. Sasha he could be fair on instagram at sausage ary. You'll has a facebook group that i'm going to add into the show notes. That will that he can talk about to get in touch more with sasha through their As always i am at j. anxious on twitter and on instagram. You could find my podcast page on facebook. You could find me my website. Www dot j. anxious podcasts dot com. I wanna thank everybody for being on episode twelve. We have a huge week coming up this week. Not only do. We have sasha today tomorrow monday. We have nate dean. At chronicles of nate from twitter. He's gonna talk about the infant banking concept tuesday. We have not by far. My biggest guests. jesus coming on very or to have him on the show. He's gonna get pretty wild on that show and on friday. I have rebecca farmer and wait until you hear about her. Transformation of what veganism did to her and how our auto immune systems and what. She's overcome with her diet and lifestyle change going to be great stuff again for listening. Appreciate your time and always remember. Listen to learn thanks. Everybody have a good day bye..
Wicked Writers
"sasha" Discussed on Wicked Writers
"Her brother she is a writer and life coach. Who specializes in helping. Brilliant women and sensitive self aware men who identify with her quirky alone concept. She's definitely gonna explain that to us. As she is an author life coach and entrepreneur. she's had a lot of amazing experience. And i can't wait for you to hear about it. Welcome sasha thanks rachel..