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At Thirsty Bandit, we’re not your typical consultants—we’re brand wranglers and strategy shakers for the wine and hospitality world. We believe the best growth happens where sharp strategy, fearless adaptability, and authentic identity all meet for a toast. Our approach? Think less cookie-cutter, more custom blend. We dig into your strengths, uncover hidden opportunities, and craft bold brand strategies built to deliver real, measurable results. And because we love stirring the pot, we host Strategy Sessions—our weekly micro-podcast where we swap stories and insights with industry pros...

Self Love for Men Hypnosis is a transformative guide designed to help men cultivate self-love, forgiveness, and personal success. This book offers a 10-step journey to aid in overcoming self-criticism, releasing past hurts, and fostering a positive mindset. Drawing from personal experiences, the author shares powerful techniques and exercises to support growth and healing.

If you’re an entrepreneur looking for answers to your most pressing questions, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you own a business or are contemplating ownership in the future, you’re somewhere on the path to building your legacy. On this podcast, The Path to Owning It, Provide’s helping pave the way for you to achieve your dreams of business ownership and guide you through all the nuances of the journey. Each month, host Corey Brown, a marketing leader at Provide with over a decade in supporting small businesses, will tap into Provide’s unparalleled network of industry ...

Once a year, Corey Morrissette and Heath McCoy travel to Saskatoon to visit their pal Kevin Brown, get drunk, then ride around in his 2003 Dodge Caravan and record a podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A primer for Afrodiasporan theology. There is no way for one book to contain all that there is to know about the theologies of the peoples of the African Diaspora. UBUNTU and the Word is an African Diasporan quest for the truth, not just any, but the scriptural and spiritual truth for people who have been oppressed, marginalized, and disenfranchised. The biblical truth is not derived from stiff-necked doctrine or dogmatic orthodoxy.