Conversations about the movement of our time: Emotional Sobriety. How to experience better relationships, better performance, greater satisfaction, and control over your habits, behaviors, and addictions.
Dr. Vitz talks about how emotions come from the past, and how our destructive behaviors are fueled by our emotional insobriety (numbers 4 and 5 of this week's theme).
Dr. Vitz talks about how we ignore the dangerousness that comes with emotional insobriety.
Dr. Vitz talks about how our thoughts make our emotions linger much longer than they need to, and sometimes even increase their intensity.
Dr. Vitz talks about the first blind spot of emotions, our own negative emotional state and the chemistry behind it.
Dr. Vitz talks about putting yourself in the best position to identify and head off a conflict. (Originally aired 03-04-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about diffusing or deflecting conflict with a segue or and exit. (Originally aired 03-01-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about setting your attention and setting the tone to avoid conflict. (Originally aired 02-29-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about the practices that keep us in shape to avoid and, when necessary, to navigate conflict. (Originally aired 02-28-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about preparing for conflict with thoughtfulness and positive acknowledgement, and not playing into the conflict. (Originally aired 02-27-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about how you should approach all situations as an opportunity to give. (Originally aired 02-26-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about how a thoughtful plan will help you avoid conflict and open a channel for success. (Originally aired 02-23-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about how to truly listen to someone, especially in the midst of a conflict. (Originally aired 02-22-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about how communicating early and frequently can help us to avoid a conflict, and how we let it get away from us in the first place. (Originally aired 02-21-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about reverting back to childhood reactions in conflict unless you train otherwise. (Originally aired 02-20-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about the most common mistake that high level leaders make in a conflict situation — failing to know themselves. (Originally aired 02-19-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about how the small everyday things, executed with intention and without fail, are what shape your legacy.
Dr. Vitz talks about focusing your energy and intention on what would really move the needle.
Dr. Vitz talks about creating an environment that empowers those around you to become leaders.
Dr. Vitz talks about having a vision and putting yourself and those around you in the place that fosters your success and fulfillment.
Dr. Vitz talks about prioritizing your execution and your composure in a position of leadership.
Dr. Vitz talks about demonstrating leadership.
Dr. Vitz talks about composure as a result of clear and direct communication.
Dr. Vitz talks about composure as a result of your control of your own state.
Dr. Vitz talks about creating a positive attitude for everyone around you.
Dr. Vitz talks about controlling your perception of a situation so you can assess it accurately and provide help. Â
Dr. Vitz talks about how discernment comes with experience, and how we sometimes behave before we develop it.
Dr. Vitz talks about what you give and what it says about how you value yourself.
Dr. Vitz talks about how we sometimes need a little separation from our loved ones.
Dr. Vitz tells us about a big mistake in a romantic relationship.
Dr. Vitz tells us about one of the biggest mistakes she has made and how she has addressed it since.
Dr. Vitz challenges us to declutter our lives by reaching into the closet and clearing it out. (Originally aired 02-09-2024)
Dr. Vitz challenges us to declutter our lives by deep cleaning the bathroom. (Originally aired 02-08-2024)
Dr. Vitz challenges us to declutter our lives by freshening up our sheets and doing the laundry. Make your life smell good. (Originally aired 02-07-2024)
Dr. Vitz challenges us to declutter our lives by decluttering our vehicles. (Originally aired 02-06-2024)
Dr. Vitz issues a challenge to help us increase efficiency, clarity, and strength. (Originally aired 02-05-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about the amazing power of listening. (Originally aired 01-19-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about trusting when you are most anxious so you can be most present and effective. (Originally aired 01-18-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about understanding the energy you emit so you can be a blessing to those around you. (Originally aired 01-17-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about releasing expectations to allow those around you to grow. (Originally aired 01-16-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about how you can shape outcomes with your self-determined influence on your own processes. (Originally aired 01-15-2024)
Dr. Vitz talks about why we resist help, sometimes even the help we request. (Originally aired 06-19-2023)
Dr. Vitz talks about what expectations family members put upon each other. (Originally aired 08-24-2023)
Dr. Vitz talks about what we tolerate within family dynamics and how we can move past unnecessary expectations. (Originally aired 08-23-2023)
Dr. Vitz talks about how we allow ourselves to be mired in doubt. (Originally aired 08-22-2023)
In this LHT outtake conversation captured between episodes the topic drifts from hidden solutions to hidden talents to a challenge of what you actually need. (Originally aired 08-21-2023)
Dr. Vitz talks about the difference between objective and subjective observation. (Originally aired 08-18-2023)
Dr. Vitz talks about the difference between good decisions and easy decisions based on what you choose to believe. (Originally aired 08-17-2023)
Dr. Vitz talks about how we decide it's time to go. (Originally aired 08-16-2023)
Dr. Vitz talks about the traps we set for those around us (and ourselves).(Originally aired 08-15-2023)
Dr. Vitz challenges us to explore whether we seek out pain and disappointment. (Originally aired 08-14-2023)
Dr. Vitz talks about the difference between standing up and standing near. (Originally aired 08-11-2023)
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