Octane5 International’s Post

Continuing my series on ground-level, "how-to" implement CCPT skills, I talk about the struggles most CCPTs have with coming up with a perfectly aligned choice in the limit-setting process. I explain the challenge, then I give you practical steps for how to practice limit-setting outside the playroom so that you can master the skill. #playtherapy #podcast #ccpt https://lnkd.in/eZYYT4BS

How can we turn disagreements into opportunities for growth and connection? In this episode, Kurt and Tim dive into the science of meaningful conversations with David Robson author of The Laws of Connection. Together, they explore how to deepen our understanding and build stronger connections with the people around us. Disagreements don’t have to signal the end of a conversation. Instead, with compassionate curiosity and a willingness to listen, we can turn them into constructive dialogues that bridge divides. Tune in at: ▶️behavioralgrooves.com

This week's episode ... how do you navigate all the moving parts when working on your accent, speech, and voice?

I took the assessment, I was Fire. 🔥 I like to compete and produce quick results, but I can be combative when stressed. 🤔 Terry nailed it on this episode, I thought I'd come out as water or earth, but he predicted fire, then I took the assessment and sure enough, fire. Curious about what drives human behavior? Interested in learning your main element? Listen as Terry Bean summarizes the drivers behind the 4 elements and learn your element by taking an assessment at https://lnkd.in/gy9EqfeX.

In the episode from February 28, I apply a non-traditional method to weed out and evaluate your priorities. Then I bring in a better known tool, The Eisenhower Matrix to help assign urgency and importance. Find out more about Do, Delegate, Defer, and Delete. https://lnkd.in/g-WjpZ_C

In this episode of the Converstion Factory, Dr. Suzanne Vickberg and I talk about turning even the toughest conversations into win-win situations through the power of shifting the default approach. Don't miss it! https://bit.ly/3SMVzKt

Our posture in difficult conversations is just as important (if not more) than what we say! When we can approach our children with a sense of humility, they are more likely to feel safe with us (even if they feel awkward). If you haven't already, make sure you listen to Episode 191 "How to Talk to Your Child About Difficult Topics [Part 1]" with Josh and Rachel Keller. Links to the full episode and a PDF with 80+ Connection Questions in the comments!

If you want to know why consistency is important in our daily lives, ask the tortoise. By making a conscious decision to 'do the do' every day, no matter how small that 'do' might be, we create positive behavioural strategies that can unlock our full potential and achieve long-lasting positive outcomes. In this episode, Tina and I discover how consistency is key to success. We talk bite size, maths, strength and getting it done. Listen, learn and laugh with A Lift to Work. Want to know more about how you can inject consistency into your life? DM me now to find out how. https://lnkd.in/gPBz2A6h

Perfectionism is common particularly among those at the top of the hierarchy, leading to dysfunction within academic institutions. Here is what supervisors can do about it You don't want to miss this episode  Listen to episode 59👇 🔗https://lnkd.in/eiMJB3SQ

Dive into the mind of Richard Saul Wurman, the genius behind the TED Conferences, as we explore the power of embracing ignorance, curiosity, and the future of learning in the age of information overload. 🧠💡 Ready to challenge your perspective on how you understand everything around you? Listen to our latest episode for a dose of unconventional wisdom from one of the most forward-thinking individuals of our time. 🎧 https://lnkd.in/ePRRivVt #techinnovation #InformationAnxiety #TED #disruptedwork #futureofwork #RichardSaulWurman #disruptiveleadership #futureoflearning