How do we become more emotionally intelligent? Join me as I myself grapple with this question. Perhaps some of my thoughts will strike a chord with you? Who knows, they may even end up being helpful. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, I am joined by magician Fergus Flanagan. We talk about the relationship between psychology and magic, ethics of using deception in magic, the power of storytelling, and more. About Fergus: Based in London, Fergus is a BAFTA award-winning magician and mindreader who has performed over 2000 shows globally since he started doing magic more than 20 years ago. His experience ranges from private and corporate events to virtual shows and television presenting. Throughout the last 10 years, Fergus has featured on BBC, SKY, ITV and Channel 4. A member of the world-renowned Magic Circle, Fergus was crowned ‘Virtual Magician of the Year' in 2022 by the society in recognition of his success during the pandemic when he performed virtual shows for companies including Amazon, TikTok, Microsoft and HSBC. His vast experience makes him one of the most in-demand magicians in the world today.
In this super spontaneous episode, I talk about how to deal with uncertainty. If you haven't already, take the emotional intelligence scorecard here: https://sankalp-ua94japp.scoreapp.com
In this episode, I talk about the power of long term thinking Measure your emotional intelligence here. Get your FREE score and personalised recommendations.Website: sankalpgarud.org
In this episode of 'Understanding Emotions', I dive into the supplements that I take daily. We discuss foundational supplements like multivitamins, omega-3s, and vitamin D, as well as sports and sleep supplements such as creatine and magnesium. Additionally, I touch on supplements for skin health and dealing with the common cold. Remember, consult your medical professional before making any changes to your routine.
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Free guide on emotional intelligence: https://newsletter.sankalpgarud.org/52waysguide In this episode, I sit down with the esteemed Professor Robin Dunbar, emeritus professor of evolutionary psychology at the University of Oxford. We dive into Dunbar's Number and the science behind the limits of human relationships. Our discussion spans various topics, including the formation of friendships, the importance of shared humor, gender differences in attraction, and the dynamics of dating. We also explore how cultural and environmental factors influence social networks, the impact of online dating, and the intriguing neuroscience of relationships. Join us for a deep dive into how our relationships shape our health, happiness, and wellbeing. 00:00 Introduction to the Episode 00:07 Meet Professor Robin Dunbar 02:07 The Importance of Friendships 05:14 The Science Behind Friendships 08:06 Understanding Dunbar's Number 10:23 Layers of Relationships 35:54 Gender Differences in Friendships 57:41 Understanding Social Styles and Their Origins 59:50 The Role of Mentalizing and Inhibition in Social Systems 01:01:00 Diplomacy and Gender Differences in Social Skills 01:02:27 Romantic Relationships: Polyamory, Monogamy, and Pair Bonding 01:17:02 Gender Differences in Attraction and Relationship Dynamics 01:37:28 The Impact of Online Dating and Social Media on Relationships 01:51:56 Concluding Thoughts and Key Takeaways
Free newsletter and more: https://newsletter.sankalpgarud.org/52waysguide In this episode of the Understanding Emotions, we explore the crucial pillars of health—sleep, exercise, and nutrition—while diving into the ethical and scientific dimensions of biohacking and longevity. Dr Sanchit Turuga is a medical doctor at the UK's National Health Service and a DPhil (PhD) student in medicine at the University of Oxford. 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage 01:25 Foundations of Good Health 03:34 Challenges in Maintaining Health 06:10 The Importance of Sleep 18:53 Exercise: The Second Pillar of Health 32:59 The Impact of Diet on Health 33:39 Debating the Benefits of Vegetarianism 35:05 The Need for More Research 35:57 Practical Challenges of Changing Diets 37:10 Concluding Thoughts on Nutrition 38:34 The Role of Supplements in Health 45:06 The Common Cold and Immunity 51:18 The Debate on Health Tracking and Measurement 01:00:33 The Concept of Longevity Clinics 01:08:05 The Parabiosis Experiment and Blood Transfusions 01:10:28 Biohacking and Longevity Optimization 01:12:21 Caloric Restriction and Exercise for Longevity 01:15:31 The Debate on Aging as a Disease 01:18:15 Personalized Medicine and Supplementation 01:29:28 Gut Microbiome: The New Frontier 01:38:11 Personalized Medicine and Alternative Therapies 01:43:13 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Free guide on emotional intelligence: https://newsletter.sankalpgarud.org/52waysguide In this episode, I talk with Scott Young on how to master learning. We talk about his new book Get Better at Anything. We talk about important topics in learning such as the role of feedback, the problem of transfer, importance of meta learning, and more. 00:00 Introduction 00:31 Meet Scott Young: The Learning Expert 02:09 About Get Better at Anything (Scott's new book) 06:18 The Emotional Payoff of Learning 08:29 Classifying Skills 15:28 The Role of Identity in Learning 21:59 Directness vs. Building Blocks in Learning 29:20 The Effectiveness of Standardized Testing 32:49 The Transfer of Skills: Chess as a Case Study 41:02 Addressing Criticisms and Beliefs in Meta Learning 42:44 Defining Meta Learning 45:21 Debunking Learning Styles Theory 49:16 The Importance of Meta Learning in Skill Acquisition 50:25 Exploring Personal Learning Projects 59:13 The Role of Feedback 01:11:17 Future Directions in Learning Research 01:20:46 Practical Tips for Your Learning Journey
https://newsletter.sankalpgarud.org/52waysguide Ever feel like you're always putting others first, even if it means neglecting yourself? This episode dives deep into the surprising downsides of being "too nice." I explains how people-pleasing tendencies can lead to burnout , stifle your voice , and even damage your relationships. If we haven't met
Free guide on emotional intelligence: https://newsletter.sankalpgarud.org/52waysguide In this video, I talk about loneliness, social connection, friendship and the likes. I explore both the science and the practice of making friends. Who am I? If we haven't met before, I am Sankalp, a PhD student in Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford. My aim is to significantly increase happiness and well-being in this world. On this channel I talk about all things psychology, both from the inside (think emotions) and from the outside (think brain). 00:00 Trailer 02:35 Podcast begins 04:59 Exploring the Grant Study: The Importance of Social Bonds 08:39 Loneliness vs. Social Network Sizes: A Deep Dive into Studies 13:14 The Neuroscience of Social Connection: Brain Mechanisms and Hormones 15:48 How many friends can I have at once 20:09 Impact of decreasing family sizes on lonelinesss 22:17 Role of endorphins 27:37 Meditation and default mode network 30:33 Empathy and mirror neurons 34:46 Social context and social mistakes 36:32 Social connection as a fundamental human need 40:14 Gut health and social anxiety 43:03 Social Status and Its Impact: Understanding Our Social Hierarchy 45:20 Fear of rejection 46:50 Overcoming Fear and Rejection in Social Interactions 49:35 Tip: Talk to strangers 52:14 Do Looks Matter? 53:39 Key Factors in Forming Friendships: Similarity, Proximity, and Familiarity 56:40 How many hours to go from friend to stranger? 58:05 Tip: Acceptance 58:57 Tip: Choosing right environments, cities, and venues 01:00:46 Tip: Optimising nutrition 01:01:30 Tip: How to overcome fear of rejection 01:06:08 Tip Embracing Vulnerability and Authenticity for Deeper Connections 01:07:32 Tip: Friendly greetings 01:08:37 Building self-esteem 01:10:49 The halo effect 01:12:20 Internal Family Systems Model 01:16:11 Conversation skills 01:23:26 My personal experience eliminating social anxiety
Chuck Garcia is the founder of Climb Leadership International and coaches executives worldwide on public speaking, emotional intelligence, and executive presence. His clients include many of the world's best and biggest companies. He is a motivational speaker, Amazon bestselling author of A Climb to the Top, and teaches at Columbia University. Chuck is also a passionate and accomplished mountaineer who has scaled peaks all over the world. He formerly spent twenty-five years in leadership positions at Bloomberg, BlackRock, and Citadel Investment Management. His new book, The Moment That Defines Your Life was released on February 6th and distributed by Simon & Schuster. 00:00 Trailer 00:51 Introduction 02:17 Conversation starts 02:41 Chuck's Life-Changing Experience on 9/11 07:51 From Wall Street to Mountaineering: A Career Transformation 09:02 Family Perspectives and Emotional Aftermath 11:29 Embracing a New Career Path: The Journey of Teaching and Coaching 14:34 The Power of Mentorship and Learning from the Mountains 19:14 Does academia fail to create inspiration? 23:54 Stoicism Meets Emotional Intelligence 33:28 Navigating People Pleasing and Niceness 34:55 The Pitfalls of Trying Too Hard 35:52 Eulogy Virtues vs Resume Virtues 37:47 The Power of Genuine Connections 39:26 Cultural Differences in Communication and Assertiveness 40:46 Embracing Nonconformity: Lessons from Churchill and Gandhi 49:16 Emotional security vs courage 50:42 Building Credibility, Trust, and Respect in Your Career 54:15 Public Speaking and Communication 59:59 Final Thoughts: Changing Yourself to Change the World 01:02:55 Wrapping up
In this episode, I talk to Bryan Johnson about mental health, social connection, and more. Free guide on emotional intelligence: https://newsletter.sankalpgarud.org/52waysguide Bryan Johnson is the world's most measured human. Johnson sold his company, Braintree Venmo, to PayPal for $800m in 2013. Through his Project Blueprint, Johnson has achieved metabolic health equal to the top 1.5% of 18 year olds, inflammation 66% lower than the average 10 year old, and reduced his speed of aging by the equivalent of 31 years. Johnson freely shares his protocols and data publicly for everyone to use. Project Blueprint, is an endeavor to achieve humanity and earth scale cooperation starting within Self. 0:00 Trailer 00:40 Bryan's Introduction 02:57 Does mental health matter to Bryan? 03:59 Relationship between mental health and physical health 05:10 Bryan's relationship with death 06:45 Maintaining gratitude for life in the absence of death 09:12 Lessons from religious upbringing 10:18 Bryan's take on relationships 11:50 Making health a priority
Free guide: 52 Ways to Be More Emotionally Intelligent https://newsletter.sankalpgarud.org/52waysguide In this podcast, I talk to Sanat Sogani on the intersection between psychology and politics. We discuss a range of issues from the history of political theory to morality and Buddhism. I hope you find this discussion engaging. Sanat Sogani is a PhD student in Political Theory at the Central European University in Vienna. (00:00) Introduction (02:24) Psychology and Politics discussion begins (05:35) What is politics (11:36) Key Ideas of Politics 12:36 Plato and Socrates 13:24 Aristotle 14:28 Hobbes 15:55 Rousseau 17:33 Hobbes vs Rousseau 18:23 Kant 19:36 Marx 20:31 Rawls 21:41 Feminism 22:15 Nancy Fraser & Elizabeth Anderson 24:00 Confucius and Eastern Thinkers 26:52 Which thinker influenced Sanat the most? 27:57 Is Rishi Sunak Kantian? 29:46 Buddhism, Religion and Atheism 34:51 Where does religion go wrong? 35:38 Deontology vs utilitarianism 38:51 The trolley problem 41:18 Trolley problem in the pandemic 42:04 Buddhist philosophy 43:47 Is growth limited to a few? 45:47 The problem of psychopathy and bad actors 46:23 Problems inherent in Buddhsim and any belief system 48:39 Liberalism 50:16 Is political theory useful in day to day life? 54:32 Arriving at political conclusions through psychological premises 55:02 Agency and mental health 57:49 Intersection of psychology and politics 01:00:27 Status and social hierarchies 01:04:50 Morality 01:09:43 Sankalp's views on where morality comes from 01:11:02 Jonathan Haidt's Moral Foundation Theory 01:14:20 Marriage 01:19:25 Conform or Rebel: How to Decide? 01:22:18 Protests 01:24:05 Books & resources to learn political theory 01:25:25 Left - right spectrum 01:28:06 Wrapping up
In this episode, we talk about the risks of meditation practice.52 ways to be more emotionally intelligent (free guidebook): https://newsletter.sankalpgarud.org/52waysguideFinancial times podcast: https://www.ft.com/content/b3ec8e57-5cf9-4f96-9267-56c3bcd9c10200:00 Introduction03:06 Announcement04:00 Motivation (Untold: The Retreat Podcast)06:16 What are meditation retreats08:23 Categories of meditation related problems11:34 Psychological problems stemming from physical problems11:59 Sleep related disturbances15:39 Nutrition related problems19:37 Socio-psychological Problems23:00 Cultlike elements in meditation28:09 Critical Thinking29:04 Political Polarisation29:57 Mental Health Problems30:10 Psychotic episodes31:31 The purpose of meditation36:12 Perfectionism37:33 Insights40:52 Reaching out for help and potential pitfalls42:36 AftershowWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, we talk about the four attachment styles. This is a audio excerpt from my YouTube video on the same topic! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, we discuss how to stop being nice. This is an episode with Dr Aziz GazipuraFree guide: https://newsletter.sankalpgarud.org/52waysguideWebsite: sankalpgarud.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, we talk about how to deal with negative emotionsWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this podcast, I talk about the epistemology of emotional intelligence. Website: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this epidose, I discuss self esteemInstant Emotional Intelligence WorkbookWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this podcast, we discuss confidence.Get 52 ways to be emotionally intelligent guidebookListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, I explore the 'Winner Effect', a phenomenon where individuals are more likely to win after a history of winning. I discuss the emotional impact of winning and losing, and the role of status games. I warn of the potential negative impacts of unchecked winning and power. I also suggest strategies like offering self-compassion, noticing our wins, reconsidering our hierarchies, and shifting from a competitive to a collaborative mindset. I emphasize the importance of staying humble and viewing setbacks as opportunities for growth, ensuring power doesn't lead to problematic behaviors.Website: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Instagram - @sankalpvg In this episode, we dive into the concept of 'covert contracts' and how these unconscious agreements can lead to feelings of resentment and a sense of life's unfairness. We explore the origins of these contracts in childhood, and how they shape our sense of entitlement. We discuss how recognizing and confronting these contracts can facilitate growth and emotional maturity. Lastly, we examine how focusing on serving something larger than ourselves can help us transform pain into purpose, build character, and foster a sense of gratitude and contentment in life. This episode invites you to reflect, grow and find peace amidst life's challenges.Website: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, we talk about the difference between the collaborative frame and the competitive frameAI summary: In this podcast, we delve into the concepts of competitive and collaborative frames and their influence on mental health. The competitive frame often generates feelings of fear, defensiveness, or anger, potentially distorting one's perception of reality. On the other hand, the collaborative frame fosters a sense of cooperation, mutual understanding, and support, ultimately promoting better mental health and overall well-being. Recognizing and shifting from a competitive to a collaborative frame can lead to healthier relationships and personal growth.Instant Emotional Intelligence WorkbookMeasure your emotional intelligence here. Get your FREE score and personalised recommendations.Follow me on instagramWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, we discuss the tension between acceptance and toxic positivityMeasure your emotional intelligence here. Get your FREE score and personalised recommendations.Website: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Thank you for being with me for the last 3 years!CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO BETA TEST MY NEW COURSE ON EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE Use coupon code AWESOME-BETA-TESTERS on checkout to get the beta testing discount The course will be called the Fundamentals of Emotional Intelligence! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Do you feel that you do not have any energy? Do you often check-in how far you are from the weekend? Then this episode is for you.In the last few days, I have been making my course on emotional intelligence. And I have experienced a massive down pour of energy. I had to make this episode to decode where all of this energy came from. I wish this episode brings you closer toward vitality, vigor, and massive energy!Discover your Emotional Intelligence Score here!Website: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web Player Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this podcast, we talk about how to give ourselves the permission to feel anger fully.Website: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, I explain the phenomenon of emotional congruenceWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerPlease share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, we talk about the power of psychological investments!Website: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, I talk about the life changing importance of taking action. I discuss the relationship between action and emotional intelligence.Website: sankalpgarud.org Listen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, I introduce you to the Internal Family Systems style of psychotherapyWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, I discuss a common problem we face when cultivating emotional intelligence: an incorrect sense of timelines!Website: sankalpgarud.orgRelevant past episodes:Episode on the inner criticHappiness comes from progress, not achievementEnergy flows where focus goesListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web Player See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, we decode how status links to emotional intelligenceListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerUE #23: Worth comes from birthUE #40: Owning and integrating your shadow: the most important emotional skill for “nice” girls & GuysUE #11: Why being “nice” is unhealthyUE #21: Meet your inner criticWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, I explain what the halo effect is and what it can teach us about emotional intelligenceWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, you will learn one of the most important emotional skills - owning your shadow!Listen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerRelated episodes:UE #3: Acceptance is the foundation of emotional intelligenceUE #11: Why being “nice” is unhealthyUE #32: Anger outside, fear inside (what anger is and how to manage it)Sign up for the mailing list!Website: sankalpgarud.orgPlease share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this short episode, we learn about how martial arts can help with emotional intelligenceWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episdoe, we take a deep dive into needinessWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!UE #26: The six human needsUE #3: Acceptance is the foundation of emotional intelligencePlease share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, I share some tips for imporving our communication skills.Website: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, we examine your relationship with goals! We begin by setting some goals, and then examine the motivations behind themWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSS/Web PlayerSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this podcast, you will find out how our patterns of focus determine our emotional well-beingWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, we talk about despair. I talk about how the beginners mind and receiving grace can be powerful antidotes to despairMy course on meditation!Zen Mind Beginners MindWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episdoe, we deconstruct guilt. What is guilt and where does it comes from? How do you feel less guilt? All in this episodeWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, you will learn what anger is and how to deal with it in the momentWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgUE #5: How meditation can help build emotional intelligence (includes a 10 minute guided meditation)UE #21: Meet your inner criticUE #10: Your mind is like a family, and you are its headListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
UE #22: How to soothe your inner criticUE #21: Meet your inner criticUE #25: Nutrition and emotional intelligenceUE #28: How to deal with painWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, we discuss how to handle conficts and assertive conversationsWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, we talk about shyness, social anxiety, and confidenceWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, we talk about our good friend, pain!UE #25: Nutrition and emotional intelligenceUE #20: The difference between pain and sufferingDr John Sarno's work (The Mindbody Prescription) for more if you suffer from chronic painWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, we talk about some of our common recipes for sufferingPrevious episodes referenced in this episode:UE #11: Why being “nice” is unhealthyUE #3: Acceptance is the foundation of emotional intelligenceUE #24: How to use your body to activate emotionsUE #9: On Self CompassionUE #19: Our sense of self is an illusionWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, I cover a helpful model of human needs that comes from Tony RobbinsWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, we discuss the many ways in which food and emotions are linked to each other!I recommend http://nutritionfacts.org for evidence based nutrition advice.Podcast episode on the inner criticWebsite: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, we learn about the critical role that our bodies play in influencing our emotions. You will learn how you can use your body as a remote control to access certain emotions.Website: sankalpgarud.orgListen on Spotify/iTunes/RSSSign up for the mailing list!Please share the podcast using the links below. If you wish to contact me for feedback/suggestions/comments, please get in touch using this contact form. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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