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Tune in with Aubrey and Juliette B. in the latest episode of Life as Girls! 🎧✨ What's it like to attend public and private schools? Hear candid conversations about the ups and downs of high school life, navigating the challenges of making friends, and Juliette's decision to switch schools. 👉www.gsctx.org/podcast

We often don’t realize just how deeply our belief systems – from our past and our present – can influence how we think and feel about ourselves, our personal lives, and our careers. In this episode, co-hosts Cliff Tsang, Connie Chung, and Kenny Gong deconstruct and examine the personal belief systems they held onto as children, young adults, and today, all with the intention to learn from those influences and transform our futures. FULL EPISODE: https://lnkd.in/gNd8wjfM

No. Stop. Don’t. As parents, these words come up a lot. If you’ve found yourself saying these more often than you’d like, it’s no wonder you’re feeling like a broken record. But your voice becomes your child’s inner voice, so what inner voice are you creating for your kids when you say these words? Instead of telling your kids what not to do, I want you to consider changing your approach. Start telling them what you do want them to do instead. Paint the picture of what success looks like, and communicate what needs to be done. This simple tip is a gamechanger, and the effects you’ll see will blow your mind. In this episode, I’m sharing three reasons to move away from no, stop, and don’t, and showing you what to say instead to get your kids to listen. This small change will result in you seeing your kids in a much more positive light, and by focusing on the positives, you can be your kids’ coach instead of their critic. https://lnkd.in/dVVPYZg

No Children, No Problem This episode looks at some of the main differences in instruction-taking and drafting when you have a client that does not have children as compared to a client that does have children. We take up some specific examples of how you can change the conversation to better accommodate these differences. #antonybrinkman #podcasthost #theestateplannerpodcast #nochildrennoproblem

I'm super excited to share my 200th episode with this topic and amazing guest! Today we ask the question, "Why do we have fears," and what does it mean to "get over them?" Did you know that the same internal feelings we have for fear and anxiety are also the feelings we have when we're excited? So how can we use fear to uncover our greatness? On today's episode, my amazing friend Amanda Blau and I discuss "The Fear Factor, part 2."

When it comes to making a connection, small details can make a big difference. Lon and Cory discuss the importance of paying attention and personalizing our interactions. Here's why it matters: 1️⃣ Humanizing the conversation: Taking note of someone's personal interests or displays in their space shows genuine care and interest in them as individuals. 2️⃣ Creating common ground: Even if we don't have a universal connection, finding something that resonates with the other person can bridge the gap and establish rapport. 3️⃣ Genuine intent: Authenticity is key. Approaching with curiosity and a sincere desire to connect goes a long way. Next time you walk into a meeting or engage in conversation, keep these principles in mind. Take a moment to observe, listen, and find common threads that humanize the interaction. Watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/eHPDBCkt #BuildingConnections #ProfessionalRelationships #EffectiveCommunication #GrowBusinessPodcast #RVASmallBusinessNetwork

What story do you tell yourself? In tomorrow’s episode, we have my friend Dave Albin on the show. We talk about his incredible journey overcoming addiction and completely turning his life around, starting a business, and much more. Tune in tomorrow for the full interview.

It's not that we don't have enough time, we just waste so much of it. A slice of my exchange with Andy Ramage, co-founder of the OneYearNoBeer movement and the Dryy alcohol-free app. Whether you struggle with alcohol, feel stuck in a rut, or seek greater mastery over behaviors and habits, this conversation is a roadmap for profound personal transformation. Episode 830. ✌🏼🌱 - Rich

Tim Ash provides words of wisdom: You get what you want or you get the lesson. In the Talent recruitment arena, you see this play out all the time. Either you beat the slim odds and land a solid Candidate by traditional minimum efforts (job postings and social media posts) or you don't. The lesson that kicks in over time is how many months have been wasted and that to land the best candidate, you need the concentrated day-to-day one-to-one sales/talent recruitment effort done by a recruitment professional.

It’s amazing how stereotypes can shape our conversations. What if we changed the narrative and found the middle ground? That’s the goal with this week’s episode. Eric and I are focusing on both the value AND the limits of the different male stereotypes. Why not join the conversation? How does the Lone Wolf show up for you? #LoneWolf #MindfulMasculinity #MentalHealth #PersonalGrowth #MaleVulnerability #LivingRichly #LivingRichlyNation #LivingRichlyPodcast