Living Legacy Leadership

Email: donnakimbrand@gmail.com www.GameChangerThinking.com Simplify Well-Being to Live Longer & More Joyfully Gaining ultimate well-being, however you define it, includes boosting function of your body, mind and soul. There are psychological or attitudinal elements which set the strategic direction of your adventure in well-being. And there are practical actions or behaviors you can take to gain momentum and manifest well-being. Living truly alive is kick-started with a shift in perception. Join me on this journey!

Email: donnakimbrand@gmail.com www.GameChangerThinking.com How Leaders Can Shift Strategic Thinking from Work-life to Post-Retirement Life Strategy involves mental perception and perspectives, yet is developed and delivered through several specific types of behaviors. Ironically, leaders become more strategic via tactics that shift the prevailing viewpoint to gain more buy-in. One roadmap suggests core behaviors involving Acumen: how you think, Allocation: how you plan and Action: what you do. These leadership capabilities certainly apply to organizational cultures, but can just as easily be applied to personal projects or post-retirement ventures. 

Email: donnakimbrand@gmail.com  Purpose-Driven Leaders Can Use Their Skills for Post-Retirement Ventures Most modern-day employees want their efforts and values to jive with the organizational culture. Along with a fair salary stemming from productivity and profitability, they want purposefulness in the process. Leaders who know how to embody and embed a sense of purpose into daily work life, such that staff are inspired to give their best performance, not only succeed in their current roles but can carry this ability beyond retirement into whatever ventures they are involved with. So that piece of a leader's identity is sustainable, as long as their choices remain purposeful to them. 

Email: douglasbrandspeaking@gmail.com Website: www.douglasbrandspeaking.com Shifting from Military to Civilian Operation After Conflict: With Douglas Brand OBE Former career British Police Chief Douglas Brand has spent decades in a range of countries in what are termed ‘Peace Support Operations'. This is the period after a major conflict where the military has been involved, where stabilization operations seek to restore some semblance of order and normalcy. Ideally, the police return to their primary roles as keepers of the peace and maintaining rule of law. Mr. Brand has identified a handful of lessons from his varied experiences, yet is frustrated by the apparent disinterest of authorities once the tide has turned and they move on. What good are lessons Identified if not learned from?    

Next Up, Revitalizing Retirement as Baby Boomers Continue to Lead Change Host Donna Kim-Brand takes a romp through history, rehashing a number of major societal changes brought about by the age-wave group known as Baby Boomers. Traditionally taught as a reaction to returning soldiers at the end of World War 2, we'll explore other rationales for the boom in births and their subsequent influence on the course of history. What we can see and say is, they're not done making waves yet!

How to Raise a Teen's Self-Image to Survive and Thrive Self-image wellness and resilience may be the key to surviving adolescence in our social media driven and polarized turbulent times. Surviving the in-built conundrum of being uniquely yourself while also fitting in is tough for most people. But in the hyper-intense world of teens the pressure to conform to norms they may not have chosen coupled with near instant broadcasting of half-baked opinions can be traumatic. Host Donna Kim-Brand shares a few ideas to be of assistance if you have contact with pre-teens, teens or even young adults.

BBC Journalist Hot Scoop: Children Need a Relationship with Their Father Jon Devitt worked as the BBC's Central Europe Correspondent for years, on assignments around the globe at short notice or for extended periods in areas of conflict. When his wife claimed it was now ‘her turn', he shifted his livelihood and became a stay-at-home dad. He claims that getting to know his kids and developing a close bond that exists to this day is the most important thing he ever did. Meanwhile, Jon now uses his lengthy experience of reporting from abroad to assist would-be expats with virtual reality online city-guides that provide a ‘look-see' of what life would be like living there. www.lookseecity.com .

Leadership in Crisis vs. Business as Usual; with Ron Donovan Executive Coach Ron Donovan brings us his insights on Leadership in Crisis, given we seem to be in a perpetual state of flux nowadays. He reveals what he thinks was the most dangerous point in human history, and how an excellent leader at that time handled the situation. Ron reveals how great leaders need to show up for their people and what actions they ought to take in times of crisis. With some overlap, these are different from a business-as-usual leader.

Thinking Like William Shakespeare William Shakespeare is the second most quoted English writer after the writers of the Bible and invented over 3000 words or idiomatic phrases. For an author and playwright once called an ‘upstart crow' and whose works were never published in his lifetime yet later survived across hundreds of years, much to the chagrin of many-a student, quite a bit about Shakespeare is still a mystery. An astute observer of human nature, he developed word-play and acting skills from contemporary theater with historic themes, with all roles being played by men. We know of 154 Sonnets, many created during the Plague, and at least 37 plays which he directed or performed at the Globe Theatre in London, known of my both Queen Elizabeth I and KIng James I. He died a wealthy man at age 52.

Thinking Like Sherlock Holmes Despite being a fictional character, Sherlock Holmes is the most portrayed human character in film, according to Guinness World Records. Created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, a former medical doctor turned author, the genius of Sherlock Holmes as an eccentric ace detective caught the imagination of generations of people in only 4 novels and 56 short stories. His intellect, methods and collaboration with his trusted sidekick Dr. Watson continue to intrigue the public to this day. Only one minor villain ever escaped Holmes' grasp- The Woman, as he called Irene Adler as a sign of respect.

Thinking Like Leonardo DaVinci Considered the epitome of a Renaissance Man and # 1 Genius in history, it behooves us to take a look at how Leonardo thought and approached his various artworks and inventions. We can then consider how to adopt or adapt some of his principles of learning and discovery to our own life and work. Given his humble beginnings and the hundreds of years since his lifetime, let's explore the secrets of Leonardo DVinci's achievements.

Upsides & Downsides of Artificial Intelligence (AI) With Donna Kim-Brand Having recently looked at issues with Neuro-technology and its impact on business, life and cognitive liberty, let's now tackle some of the current conversation around Artificial Intelligence, AI. Concerns range from issues with plagiarism, copyright infringement of Intellectual Property, lack of personal cognitive development, accuracy or bias of information, fear of non-sentient AI becoming smarter than humans, and more. On the other hand, access to somewhat organized thoughts, time saving efficiencies in research and speed to market are obvious advantages. It's still the wild west, but let's take a look and see how we can make use of AI now, such as it is.

Life Design: Coming Home to Yourself with Helen Raptoplous Helen Raptoplous-Belanger exemplifies ‘The Power of Choosing You'. She turned on her deep inner lovingness and power by going through a personal transformation involving becoming a marathon runner. Now she teaches others to become Fit and Fabulous by making yourself a priority. Come meet this amazing woman as we chat through her amazing transformation and offerings.

Find Your WHY and Find Your Way to Create a Living Legacy Humans tend to make choices and progress when motivated. After all, movement is baked into the word ‘motivation'. We'll explore distinctions between notions of purpose & WHY, vision & mission, along with suggesting 7 steps you can take to discover your WHY. Once aligned both internally with conviction and externally by actions, it's easier to find and journey along the pathway of your Living Legacy.

Honoring Arun Gandhi: Elderly Grandson of Mahatma & Social Justice Advocate Arun was a friend, soon to have been a guest again on this podcast, so imagine my profound sadness to learn of his recent passing after a short illness. Having been born in South Africa, he moved to live with his Grandfather in India at age 12, and learned first-hand at the feet of the Mahatma. Since then, Arun and his late wife Sunanda were tireless advocates for peace, non-violence and social justice. Long based in the USA, they worked through civic and educational institutions, ad-hoc projects and individual champions who carried their key messages. May he rest in peace

Are Neuro-Technology & Artificial Intelligence Threatening Cognitive Liberty? Host Donna Kim-Brand analyzes Neuro-Technology from the perspective of how it intrudes on business and life as we know it, as well as on what possible benefits it can provide. Progress always involves upsetting familiar norms and often brings with it questions of ethics, fairness and legality. Who gets to have the advantages proposed, how transparent is the research and how will outputs be gained and used? And how will we address Cognitive Liberty, the last bastion of human freedoms? We'll cover AI in the next few sessions. So stay tuned!

Managing Failure as a Natural Part of the Path to Success Many Boomers will have been introduced to Dr. Maxwell Matz's 1960's groundbreaking book ‘Psycho-Cybernetics'. He explored the power of the mind and how our thoughts have a profound impact on our behavior and outcomes; and that by changing our self-image and thought patterns, we can change our lives. Today host Donna Km-Brand will delve into the chapter on failure, as well as more updated views, and consider how failure can be experienced as both debilitating and necessary on the path to success. 

Reconnect with Life by Breathing Better & Overcoming Emotional Numbness We don't tend to give our breathing a thought unless we can't easily breathe, we're in yoga class or trying to meditate mindfully. Breathing is a process which connects our mind and body to regulate our emotions, mood, metabolism and longevity, especially if done well.  In revival is an old trend, referred to as ‘breathwork'. Combined with counteracting stress and re-engaging with curiosity, creativity and hope, we can shake off numbness and resurrect a state of flow and engagement with life again.

The Question Isn't How Intelligent Are You, But How Are You Intelligent? Multiple Intelligences is a theory that was introduced by Harvard Professor Howard Gardner in his 1983 book “Frames of Mind: The Theory of Intelligences”. He proposed that intelligence isn't a fixed number, as was measured by an IQ test. Rather, he suggested seven different types of intelligence, of which each person has a unique combination to draw upon. Strength demonstrated in the different expressions of intelligence would make life and career choices easier if aligned. Let's explore and discover if that theory still holds water.

22 Small Tweaks to Morph into a Healthier You While few of us relish change, even though we know we need it and could pull it off if we made it a focus, just the thought feels daunting. Somehow, using words like ‘tweak' or ‘shift' seems more doable. So here we go with a handful of simple tweaks we could easily build into our daily life with cumulative positive effects. As we approach a change of seasons, which happens 4 times a year anyway, let's dig in to 22 simple timeless ways to enhance your fitness, emotional well-being and overall health.

Enlightenment in Action with Direct Awakening a la Craig Hamilton The human condition is dominated by an underlying and persistent feeling of lack, which leaves us always looking to apparent greener pastures for happiness and fulfillment. With a deep awareness attuned to the present moment, we open the door to direct awakening to spiritual enlightenment now, rather than having to endure years of traditional meditation practices. Allow Craig Hamilton's insights to liberate you from old protocols and lead you to your natural state of real-time awakening.

British Actor-Musician-Comedic Legend, Unflappable Spencer K. Gibbons Part 2 Entertainer extraordinaire; stage manager, actor, singer, tour leader, cruise director and raconteur Spencer K Gibbons continues with his colorful career and life adventures. You can still catch him on stages around the UK or giving walking tours in London on the Beatles, Sherlock Holmes or Agatha Christie. He's a walking ‘Who's Who' in the entertainment industry, taking you on a nostalgic journey with stories that never end. Come join us!

Meet British Actor-Musician-Comedic Legend, Unflappable Spencer K. Gibbons Author of the little gem ‘Some of Us Didn't Make It', which tells the story of the early days of rag-tag Rock ‘n Roll groups earning their chops playing gigs between England, Germany and the US in the early 1960's. He knew the Beatles & almost snuffed out Aretha Franklin in their beginning days overseas. The demands for living in rough circumstances, resourcefulness, duplicating musical skills & talents, and surviving cheating managers prepared Spencer K Gibbons for his amazing future life in all aspects of the entertainment business. And he's still at it! Come join the dizzying fun!

Road-Trip Preparation Allows for Memories You'll Want to Keep Part 2 We live in a mobile society, with generally decent road systems and available amenities along the way, depending on where you are of course. Still, preparing ahead of time can make all the difference in both comfort, convenience and a care-free experience. There are lots of small issues that if you know about, will ease your way greatly, and not knowing can make for a nightmare. Decide on the type of adventure you want to have, who you are on the journey with, and what you want the resulting memories to be, and then go have a grand experience!

Road-Trip Preparation Allows for Memories You'll Want to Keep We live in a mobile society, with generally decent road systems and available amenities along the way, depending on where you are of course. Still, preparing ahead of time can make all the difference in both comfort, convenience and a care-free experience. There are lots of small issues that if you know about, will ease your way greatly, and not knowing can make for a nightmare. Decide on the type of adventure you want to have, who you are on the journey with, and what you want the resulting memories to be, and then go have a grand experience!

How Emotional Intelligence Shows Up in Real Life & Why It's Worth Developing Daniel Goleman's 1995 book Emotional Intelligence brought to light the concept of Emotional Intelligence, or EI; an ability to understand and manage emotions which is hailed as a key cause of increased success in business and life.  Host Donna Kim-Brand shares 14 ways EI can show up in daily life situations and how you can become masterful in developing yours and reaping the benefits. 

Intelligence and Sexuality: Are you Sapio-sexual and What is it Anyway? In the current trend to segment and label people with intersectional identities, are we really just splitting hairs? A relatively new term is on the scene and even part of stating online dating preferences. It's sapio-sexuality, which describes people who self-identify as ‘attracted by intellect' as a pre-condition for an eventual sexual relationship. While some claim this is too high-brow and exclusive, others say it's no different than preferring a non-smoker or liking someone with a shared love of, say, pickleball. Join me, Donna Kim-Brand, and explore this together, shall we?

The Meditation Myth of the Quiet Mind a la Craig Hamilton Traditional and mystical wisdom has taught us that successful meditation requires suppressing or eliminating our thoughts, over-riding or stilling thoughts with mantras, or at least redirecting them to be more ‘spiritual'. That's a process like trying to pin down a ball of mercury, and has led to years of frustrated or defeated practitioners of meditation. Renowned meditation teacher Craig Hamilton dispels that myth by suggesting meditation, properly understood, is about cultivating the ability to disengage and free yourself from dictates of the mind in order to tap into your ‘wisdom capacity' and catalyze spiritual awakening. 

Brief Introduction for Show Description: Protesters, Public Order, Precedent & Police Intervention with Douglas Brand The United Kingdom is being wracked in recent months and years by protests that seriously interrupt the normalcy of daily or urgent activities of the public: rail strikes, strikes by nurses, ambulance crews & dispatchers, teachers and most radically, climate change and anti-fossil fuel advocates closing down motorways or obstructing entrance to facilities. As they continue, so does the debate as to the balance in a democracy between the right to protest and the rights of others not to be severely disrupted. Add to that, the role and point of intervention, if any, by the police and you have a hot topic, on which career police officer Douglas Brand will expound for us.

Keeping Romance Alive in an Automated World Host Donna Kim-Brand explores the state of romance in our modern world of digital devices, workaholic busyness and often militant individualism. With February being the month of enforced romantic gestures on Valentine's Day, it has become cliché to spend an average of over $150 on one's partner. One dare not ‘forget' or suffer hostile consequences! Donna explores the nuances of romance and offers several simple, practical ways to keep romance alive all year, with or without a romantic partner!

25 Things You Didn't Know About Men: with Donna Kim-Brand Rather a cool, scientific approach to diagnosing who men are and why they act as they do, it's still helpful to know and understand what is driving them. From the roles and effects of testosterone to the percentage of men who take condoms to office parties to the 70% plus of men who enjoy being married and the 30% who initiate divorce, modern men are both predictable and… not so. Get your scoop here so you are armed and forewarned!

Tapping the Secrets of the Universe: Riffing on Walter Russell's Philosophy One of my favorite books and stories is ‘The Man Who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe', by Glenn Clark about Renaissance man Walter Russell. He was a polymath with high achievements in business, science, architecture, art, sculpture, music, painting and more. This account is a condensed version of his keystone principles and empowering concepts which can be replicated to enjoy living a rich and full life. 

My Journey to the Earth: Book Secrets with Author Tish Narh Asumang Author Tish Narh Asumang tells the story, first in a series, about children of light living in love in Heaven. They prepare for a journey of coming to Earth along with lessons they will learn and share. We'll seek to understand the source of this story and what we Earthlings can learn from her fantastical depiction.

Turning Aging into Saging by Activating Elder Wisdom Host Donna Kim-Brand explores several perspectives on aging well, in a context of Creative Living and Giving. Our early life exposures and experiences color who we become as people and how we express our unique sense of self, personally & professionally. Much of what we assume is ‘set in stone' is actually able to be shifted with conscious attention and choice, so we end up living without regrets. Since Donna's view is that “the life we live is the legacy we leave”, she optimistically invites you to consider what your Living Legacy and Elder Wisdom might look like for you.

Why Making New Year's Resolutions is Important & How to Make Them Stick Even though statistically, 90+% of New Year's Resolutions remain unfulfilled and are even given up on within weeks if not months, there is a method to the madness that makes the effort worthwhile. While some are cynical about the annual greeting to ‘make it your best year yet', why not try to make it so? Reach higher, be bolder, think bigger or simply be nicer! Since humans are ‘evolution in motion' we should be better over time; possible with letting go limitations or awakening capacity for something more, bit by bit taking steps and engraining habits that lead you to greater inspiration, impact and spiritual fulfillment.

Turning Aging into Saging by Activating Elder Wisdom Host Donna Kim-Brand explores several perspectives on aging well, in a context of Creative Living and Giving. Our early life exposures and experiences color who we become as people and how we express our unique sense of self, personally & professionally. Much of what we assume is ‘set in stone' is actually able to be shifted with conscious attention and choice, so we end up living without regrets. Since Donna's view is that “the life we live is the legacy we leave”, she optimistically invites you to consider what your Living Legacy and Elder Wisdom might look like for you.

An Artist's Cruise Around the World in 90 Days with Granville Danny Clarke British watercolor artist, poet, folk singer and environmental educator, G. Danny Clarke, has finally compiled his sketches, watercolors and musings in a coffee table book that begs to be fingered. While the trip was 30 years ago, his recollections and stunning art renderings stem from those days, capturing and describing 26 ports of call from his unique and witty perspective. Given his open and cheery nature, Danny was invited into many otherwise private lives and scenarios, adding depth and insight to his adventures. Join me in hearing Danny's amazing stories and sharing his creative impressions, as he embarks from Southampton, England on the majestic P & O Canberra cruise line.

An Artist's Cruise Around the World in 90 Days with Granville Danny Clarke   British watercolor artist, poet, folk singer and environmental educator, G. Danny Clarke, has finally compiled his sketches, watercolors and musings in a coffee table book that begs to be fingered. While the trip was 30 years ago, his recollections and stunning art renderings stem from those days, capturing and describing 26 ports of call from his unique and witty perspective. Given his open and cheery nature, Danny was invited into many otherwise private lives and scenarios, adding depth and insight to his adventures. Join me in hearing Danny's amazing stories and sharing his creative impressions, as he embarks from Southampton, England on the majestic P & O Canberra cruise line.

An Artist's Cruise Around the World in 90 Days with Granville Danny Clarke British watercolor artist, poet, folk singer and environmental educator, G. Danny Clarke, has finally compiled his sketches, watercolors and musings in a coffee table book that begs to be fingered. While the trip was 30 years ago, his recollections and stunning art renderings stem from those days, capturing and describing 26 ports of call from his unique and witty perspective. Given his open and cheery nature, Danny was invited into many otherwise private lives and scenarios, adding depth and insight to his adventures. Join me in hearing Danny's amazing stories and sharing his creative impressions, as he embarks from Southampton, England on the majestic P & O Canberra cruise line.

The Future is Analog: How to Create a More Humane World with Miami Book Fair Author David Sax From days even earlier than the Jetsons cartoons, most of us grew up looking forward to a convenient, futuristic digital life, work and learning lifestyle that defined a tantalizing way forward. Yet when most of the world was thrown into that scenario during the Covid-19 Pandemic lockdowns, we humans collectively found ourselves reverting to and appreciating a more fulfilling hands-on, analog approach. Old fashioned, perhaps, but more human-scaled and sustainable in many domains, despite certain advances in efficiencies. Do you agree? Come hear out author David Sax. 

Remembering: The Science of Memory and The Art of Forgetting with Miami Book Fair Author Lisa Genova Combine neuroscientist with storyteller and you have Lisa Genova's entertaining yet informative access to the latest on remembering and forgetting as a brain function. Memory is an undervalued human skill, surrounded in mystery, both as to how it works and why it doesn't. Just because we forget some things doesn't mean we are succumbing to dementia or Alzheimer's Disease. The author of Still Alice, which won JulieAnn Moore the Best Actress Oscar in 2014, shows us how to create a better relationship with our memory, removing the fear and bringing back the joy of using it well. 

Make Your Own Lucky Opportunities in Creating a Life You Love (part 2) Donna Kim-Brand presents key concepts from the book Opportunity: How to Win in Business and Life and Create a Life You Love by one of her mentors, Eben Pagan. He has found that a common key factor in highly successful people is their ability to notice or create opportunities. What's the role of neuroscience in priming your mind, and how do you resist Shiny Object Syndrome to choose the best ones in which to invest time, energy and resources? Ultimately, you want to curate a Gallery of Opportunities that bring you joy, fulfillment and a life you love.

Drugs and the FDA: Safety, Efficacy & The Public Trust- Miami Book Fair author Dr. Mikkael Sekeres Mikkael Sikeres, a respected cancer specialist, professor, author and former chair of the FDA's drug advisory committee, explores the Food and Drug Administration's mission, global health crises, patient advocates and politics of the pharmaceutical industry today. While this book primarily tackles the case of the drug Avastin used to treat breast cancer patients, he also covers some inbuilt conflicts of interest between demands for protecting patients and speed of offering potential treatments. Join us to hear if Dr. Sekeres believes the system of checks and balances works or not.

When Opportunity Knocks, Do You See It and Open the Door? Host Donna Kim-Brand presents key concepts from the book Opportunity: How to Win in Business and Create a Life You Love by one of her mentors, Eben Pagan. He has found that a common key factor in highly successful people is their ability to notice or create opportunities, then choose the best ones for them in which to invest time, energy and resources. He discusses aspects of how to turn accelerating change into opportunities for growth, and how to become an innovator and thought leader in building your own career while also helping others succeed.

You Belong: A Call for Connection with Miami Book Fair Author Sebine Selassie In You Belong, much-admired meditation expert Sebene Selassie reveals that accepting our belonging is the key to facing many challenges currently impacting our world. To belong is to experience joy in any moment: to feel pleasure, dance in public, accept death, forgive what seems unforgivable, and extend kindness to yourself and others. To belong is also to acknowledge injustice, reckon with history, and face our own shadows. Full of practical advice and profound revelations, You Belong makes a winning case for resisting the forces that demand separation and reclaiming connection—and embodying belonging. 

Nazis on the Potomac: The Top Secret Intelligence Operation that Helped Win World War II- with Miami Book Fair author Robert Sutton When the United States entered World War II, one endeavor was to establish a secret facility not far from the Pentagon to interrogate and eavesdrop on the highest-level Nazi prisoners and also translate and analyze captured German war documents. The American servicemen who interrogated German prisoners or translated captured German documents at Fort Hunt, known by the code name PO Box 1142, were absolutely dedicated to their work. Many of them were Jews, who had escaped Nazi Germany as children - all had personal motivation to do whatever they could to defeat Nazi Germany. They never used corporal punishment in interrogations of German soldiers but developed and deployed dozens of tricks to gain information. This is the first book to describe those intelligence operations. It will never be known how many American lives were spared, or whether the war ended sooner with the programs at Fort Hunt, but they doubtless did make a difference.

dbrand2@hotmail.com Website: www.douglasbrandspeaking.com A Motocycle Love Affair: Personal & Professional Adventures on Two Wheels with Douglas Brand Having owned around 20 motorcycles across his lifetime so far, former UK police chief Douglas Brand has had thrills, minor spills and adventures linked to each. He was able to parlay his love of motorcycles into a professional role as a motorcycle traffic cop in central London, with adventures rescuing royalty. He was later able to take up outdoor adventure treks in the US on his Harley Davidson. To hear more, join us on this show.

Are You in Charge Your Brain's Executive Functioning? Executive functioning refers to the many skills our brains use to get important things done- from work to homework, studying, chores and other daily responsibilities. It's about how we prioritize and execute important tasks through to completion. And about choosing what's required over more fun ways to spend your time and attention. Since we see many instances of neurodiversity- differing ways of seeing, thinking, or processing the world- we need both awareness and a range of strategies to handle under-developed executive functioning which seems ever more present nowadays.

Win the Game of Independent Learning at Home, School or Work Recent trends in education and even employment have us learning remotely on our own at home, or virtually via platforms like Zoom. This has thrust many students, parents and managers into the stressful position of ‘teacher' for which they have no official training. While subject matter is always changing depending on age, maturity, sophistication of content or purpose, there are some underlying disciplines for effective learning and thinking that will serve everyone regardless of age, stage or type of learning.

ReInventing Yourself Can Give a New Lease on Life Who we show up as in the world can morph depending on both conscious and unconscious factors. When it is by design to try on a new identity you can change and enrich your experience of life with a courage that might belie your underlying introversion or fear of showing up. It's like putting on a costume that gives you permission to behave in synch with your character. Since psychology tells us that our beliefs and thoughts steer us toward matching behavior, changing our identity can change our behavior and thus, our experience of life. Join a discussion with Douglas Brand and your host, Donna Kim-Brand.