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Fr. Bob Pagliari

Gracie Jagla

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5/3/24 6am CT Hour - Fr. Bob Pagliari/ Gracie Jagla/ Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg


John, Glen and Sarah chat about the response about protests from Biden and Trump, plus Lunch Lady day.
Fr. Bob talks about the heroic nature of mothers and shares a story on one mother who endured it all for her daughter.
Gracie gives some fun tips on helping families who recently had a baby and how much that means to them.
Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on the 6th Sunday of Easter and the commandment of love.

5/3/24 6am CT Hour - Fr. Bob Pagliari/ Gracie Jagla/ Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg
 
<ul>
<li>John, Glen and Sarah chat about the response about protests from Biden and Trump, plus Lunch Lady day.</li>
<li>Fr. Bob talks about the heroic nature of mothers and shares a story on one mother who endured it all for her daughter.</li>
<li>Gracie gives some fun tips on helping families who recently had a baby and how much that means to them.</li>
<li>Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on the 6th Sunday of Easter and the commandment of love.</li>
</ul>

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Mother's Day Victory/ Little Ways to Help When Baby Comes/ Sunday Gospel Reflection

Reaction to Harrison Butker

Brandon Scheitler

Matthew Heidenreich

5/17/24 6am CT Hour - Brandon Scheitler/ Matthew Heidenreich/ Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg


John, Gen and Sarah chat weather in Texas, reaction to Harrison Butker's commencement speech, plus Lucy the Elephant.
Brandon talks finances in the world of stocks and in the pocket books of Americans.
Matthew shares why he decided to become a perpetual pilgrim on the Marian route set to begin this weekend and what he expects along the journey.
Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on Pentecost Sunday and offers insights.

5/17/24 6am CT Hour - Brandon Scheitler/ Matthew Heidenreich/ Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg
 
<ul>
<li>John, Gen and Sarah chat weather in Texas, reaction to Harrison Butker's commencement speech, plus Lucy the Elephant.</li>
<li>Brandon talks finances in the world of stocks and in the pocket books of Americans.</li>
<li>Matthew shares why he decided to become a perpetual pilgrim on the Marian route set to begin this weekend and what he expects along the journey.</li>
<li>Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on Pentecost Sunday and offers insights.</li>
</ul>

Tale of Two Economies/ Start of NEC Pilgrimage/ Sunday Gospel

Dr. Michael New

Kendra Tierney

5/17/24 7am CT Hour - Dr. Michael New/ Kendra Tierney


John, Gen and Sarah chat weather in Texas, reaction to Harrison Butker's commencement speech, plus Lucy the Elephant.
Dr. New breaks down the facts of the case involving the DC-5 and pro-lifers involved.
Kendra shares some ideas for how to celebrate Pentecost with the family and make it memorable instead of just another day on the calendar.

5/17/24 7am CT Hour - Dr. Michael New/ Kendra Tierney
 
<ul>
<li>John, Gen and Sarah chat weather in Texas, reaction to Harrison Butker's commencement speech, plus Lucy the Elephant.</li>
<li>Dr. New breaks down the facts of the case involving the DC-5 and pro-lifers involved.</li>
<li>Kendra shares some ideas for how to celebrate Pentecost with the family and make it memorable instead of just another day on the calendar.</li>
</ul>

DC-5 Case/ Pentecost for the Family

Do you get stressed by all the meetings you have at work? Are you struggling to find time in the day to get stuff done?



John Morales sat down with Harry Kraemer, a seasoned professor of management and strategy at Northwestern University, to dissect Shopify's bold decision to cut down on meetings. Shopify, the e-commerce giant, has shaken up the corporate world by eliminating all recurring meetings with more than two people and limiting large meetings to once a week. 🗓️



Harry delves into the rationale behind this move. He notes that many employees find themselves bogged down by back-to-back meetings, which often leads to a lack of productivity. "We all have the same 168 hours in a week," he emphasizes, urging you to reflect on how you can better utilize your time.



Here are the key takeaways from the conversation:

1. Time Management is Key ⏳
Harry's Golden Rule: We all get 168 hours a week. How we use them determines our success.


Prioritization: Harry Kraemer stresses the importance of prioritizing tasks and being strategic about meeting times.



2. Meetings are Often Overdone 📅
Purposeful Meetings: Instead of meeting for the sake of meeting, ensure there's a clear agenda and goal.



3. Balancing Act ⚖️
Critical vs. Non-critical Meetings: Identify when a meeting is essential, like during a product launch or crisis.


Efficient Alternatives: Sometimes, an email or a quick chat can replace a lengthy meeting.



4. Remote Work Dynamics 🌐
Flexibility Wins: The pandemic taught us that many tasks can be accomplished remotely.


Hybrid Models: Finding a balance between in-person and remote work can optimize team dynamics and productivity.



5. Personal Connections Matter 🤝
Building Team Chemistry: Face-to-face interactions foster camaraderie and team spirit, which are hard to replicate online.



So, is Shopify on the right track? Harry Kraemer seems to think so, advocating for a thoughtful balance that maximizes efficiency without sacrificing essential team building. As he puts it, understanding how to allocate our 168 hours can make a profound difference in both personal and professional realms.



Final Thought: 🧠
Reflect and Reassess: Take a moment to consider your own schedule. Could fewer, more focused meetings make you more productive?



Remember, it’s not just about working harder, but smarter. Time is a gift – let’s use it wisely! ⏰✨

Do you get stressed by all the meetings you have at work? Are you struggling to find time in the day to get stuff done?
 
John Morales sat down with Harry Kraemer, a seasoned professor of management and strategy at Northwestern University, to dissect Shopify's bold decision to cut down on meetings. Shopify, the e-commerce giant, has shaken up the corporate world by eliminating all recurring meetings with more than two people and limiting large meetings to once a week. 🗓️
 
Harry delves into the rationale behind this move. He notes that many employees find themselves bogged down by back-to-back meetings, which often leads to a lack of productivity. "We all have the same 168 hours in a week," he emphasizes, urging you to reflect on how you can better utilize your time.
 
Here are the key takeaways from the conversation:
1. Time Management is Key ⏳
<ul>
<li>Harry's Golden Rule: We all get 168 hours a week. How we use them determines our success.</li>
</ul>
 
<ul>
<li>Prioritization: Harry Kraemer stresses the importance of prioritizing tasks and being strategic about meeting times.</li>
</ul>
 
2. Meetings are Often Overdone 📅
<ul>
<li>Purposeful Meetings: Instead of meeting for the sake of meeting, ensure there's a clear agenda and goal.</li>
</ul>
 
3. Balancing Act ⚖️
<ul>
<li>Critical vs. Non-critical Meetings: Identify when a meeting is essential, like during a product launch or crisis.</li>
</ul>
 
<ul>
<li>Efficient Alternatives: Sometimes, an email or a quick chat can replace a lengthy meeting.</li>
</ul>
 
4. Remote Work Dynamics 🌐
<ul>
<li>Flexibility Wins: The pandemic taught us that many tasks can be accomplished remotely.</li>
</ul>
 
<ul>
<li>Hybrid Models: Finding a balance between in-person and remote work can optimize team dynamics and productivity.</li>
</ul>
 
5. Personal Connections Matter 🤝
<ul>
<li>Building Team Chemistry: Face-to-face interactions foster camaraderie and team spirit, which are hard to replicate online.</li>
</ul>
 
So, is Shopify on the right track? Harry Kraemer seems to think so, advocating for a thoughtful balance that maximizes efficiency without sacrificing essential team building. As he puts it, understanding how to allocate our 168 hours can make a profound difference in both personal and professional realms.
 
Final Thought: 🧠
<ul>
<li>Reflect and Reassess: Take a moment to consider your own schedule. Could fewer, more focused meetings make you more productive?</li>
</ul>
 
Remember, it’s not just about working harder, but smarter. Time is a gift – let’s use it wisely! ⏰✨

Mother's Day Victory/ Little Ways to Help When Baby Comes/ Sunday Gospel Reflection

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