Podcasts about being hard

Are you struggling to genuinely connect with your kids, especially in today's fast-paced world?   Today, I sit down with Destini Davis, a Certified Parent Coach and the author of Very Intentional Parenting, to uncover how you can transform your parenting approach into one that fosters deep, lasting relationships with your children.   We explore peaceful parenting and how shifting away from traditional discipline can help create emotional bonds that last a lifetime. Through active listening and non-judgmental reflection, we discuss how small changes in how we show up can teach our children emotional resilience and self-awareness.   If you want to create a more connected and harmonious family life, this episode is packed with practical tips to help you. Sharing real, actionable advice on creating a safe, supportive environment where your children can thrive and you can feel more connected in your role as a parent.   ===   Join our ICF-Accredited Coaching Ceritifcation Program, which is designed to help you become a highly skilled and confident coach.   Whether you're just starting or experienced and looking to deepen your expertise, we offer trauma-informed trainings, Live Coaching, and a proven integrative framework to transform both your personal growth and your coaching business, in any niche.   Take the next step in your career, create lasting client transformations, and build a thriving, impactful business. Apply now to unlock your potential!   Click this link to register: https://www.alyssanobriga.com/apply   ===   EPISODE TIMESTAMPS:   00:00 - Intro 06:42 - Practical Tips for Implementing Peaceful Parenting 09:35 - Short-Term & Long-Term Effects of Traditional Parenting 13:27 - Common Pitfalls in Parenting and How to Avoid Them 22:13 - Misunderstandings About Peaceful Parenting 26:47 - Supporting Children During Tantrums 30:30 - Separating Behaving from Character in Parenting 33:09 - The Importance of Regulating Ourselves as Parents 45:05 - Giving Children Space to Communicate Boundaries 47:07 - The Power of Forgiveness and Self-Forgiveness 52:22 - Debunking the Myth of Being Hard on Children 55:32 - The Importance of Anger and Emotional Expression 58:53 - Creating Connection and Emotional Well-being Through Rituals 1:03:12 - Ways to connect with Destini   ===   GUEST LINKS   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/destini.ann/ Work with Destini: https://stan.store/destiniann   ===   Have you watched our previous episode with Dr. Shefali?   Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8X6TwDUFt8   === Website: alyssanobriga.com Instagram: @alyssanobriga TikTok - @alyssanobriga Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6b5s2xbA2d3pETSvYBZ9YR Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/healing-human-potential/id1705626495

If you want to support this podcast (Ačiū!!):https://www.patreon.com/bmatke  Sponsors: www.proballers.com Topics: (0:00) Intro (3:30) Memories as a Player (6:15) Knee Rehabilitation & Support System (17:45) Being Hard to Coach (21:35) Overthinking & Analyzing (26:40) Pablo Laso & Real Madrid Culture (37:20) ProBallers.com Search Tool (42:40) Transition to New Career (47:00) Helping Players Adapt (52:52) Scouting Perspective & Details (57:20) Real's Competitive Practices (1:00:20) Expectation from Assistant Coaches (1:04:30) Correcting Jonas (1:05:10) ATOs NEW SPONSOR: I want to welcome our new and first sponsor of the show, www.proballers.com  Every basketball geek knows them, it's a statistical platform that carries the top 75 leagues around the world, you can easily access all the information on your phone, which it's optimized for and have fun scouting players and leagues around the world! "Jonce": Today's guest is Jonas Mačiulis, my long time player at the National Team level who became a good friend after his playing career. Jonas is a high achiever and has countless awards to show for across several countries around Europe. Most notably with Real Madrid in Spain and Panathinaikos in Greece. Jonas won countless domestic titles with Panathinaikos & Real Madrid as well as the Euroleague in 2015 with Madrid. He also prides himself with being a long time National Team player and winning four medals, two silver medals (2013 & 2015) & one bronze medal (2007) in European Championships as well as a bronze medal at the world cup in Turkey (2010). We talked about his road to recovery after tearing his ACL and what made the biggest difference in his support group. Later we went on to talk about the competitive practices at Real Madrid as well as his experience with Pablo Laso. We also covered subjects from his current position with Kedainiai Nevežis and all the lessons he took from being a player that he can apply now, especially in regards to dealing with players and building the club from the ground up. Please enjoy...share, Comment & Like this episode on YouTube as well as all audio platforms! #JonasMaciulis #RealMadrid #Basketball #Panathinaikos #Lithuania #NationalTeam #Executive  Finding Jonas Maciulis: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonasmaciulis8/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/JonasMaciulis8  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonas.maciulis.56  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonas-ma%C4%8Diulis-aa3130ab/  Finding “The Benas Podcast”: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-b-podcast/id1558492852?uo=4  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Bw5UJNSQLKo0wUybEIza3  Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/the-benas-podcast …or visit www.bmatke.com to find more info. Comment, Like & Share here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bmatke/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bmatke/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bmatke3 www.bmatke.com 

Today's episode is about having a "hard as f*ck" mentality regarding business and taking on the world. Jayson talks about the importance of not showing emotion, whining, or complaining when faced with problems and obstacles. He also shares his knowledge and tips for success at all levels of business, from starting up to raising capital and going public. Jayson emphasizes the importance of investing in yourself and your business, and the need to have a positive mindset, learn from failures, deal with rejection, and focus on the present and the future. He also talks about not wasting your time talking about people who do not matter to you and how it is important to love yourself and not get jealous of others. Jayson emphasizes the importance of being positive and focusing on good habits instead of negative energy. — HIGHLIGHTS: Importance of having a "hard as f*ck" mentality in business and taking on the world Emphasizes the need for men to be more respectful and kind to women in relationships Importance of investing in yourself and your business and having a positive mindset Importance of not allowing others to dictate how you feel and control your own destiny Emphasizes the importance of being positive and focusing on good habits instead of negative energy JOIN THE BAM COACHING PROGRAM BAM- Business and Mindset specializes in business and personal mindset coaching. This will help you achieve success at a high level and keep your mindset right. Jayson Waller has built 4 companies from the ground up with 3 worth tens of millions of dollars and his latest was worth over 1 Billion dollars and was set to go public. Jayson has a proven track record in Scaling, Marketing, Branding, and growing Sales in multiple businesses all while maintaining a Positive and Healthy Mindset. — SOCIAL MEDIA: Check out Jayson's website: https://www.jaysonwaller.com/ ‌ Check out the Podcast website: https://letstalkbam.com Business and Money, formerly True Underdog is a Top 3 Entrepreneurship podcast on Apple hosted by Jayson Waller, Former CEO of POWERHOME Solar, one of the fastest-growing private companies in the USA, and his high-profile guests share motivational tips, inspiring stories, and business-building lessons to help each listener grow in their entrepreneurial journey. — TIME STAMPS 00:00 - Prelude 00:33 - Introduction 00:46 - Being HARD as fuck in life and relationships 02:04 - Don't fuck with people who are full of SHIT 03:15 - Being inspired by helping someone 04:30 - Don't give up if you're just starting from the scratch 05:51 - Why coaching is expensive, and why it's worth it 08:29 - What DOESN'T kill you makes you stronger 09:08 - Every time we go into a battle there's a BLESSING in the end of it 09:52 - Lessons learned from the loss 11:01 - When you're feeling not good, you gotta FIGHT back 11:52 - The longer you sit and wait, the harder it is 12:20 - Living in the present and living in the future 13:52 - You've got to learn to deal with FAILURE 15:07 - What am I gaining by getting pissed off? 15:35 - Living in the day one VS Day One 16:59 - When something hits you hard, hit it HARDER! 17:45 - The Netflix guy 18:20 - Stay true to what you believe in and create your own roadmap 19:53 - I REFUSE to allow motherfuckers to make me feel uncomfortable 20:22 - You don't get to dictate how I feel 21:47 - Fuck the haters. Let's go! 23:27 - There are motherfuckers I just don't like and don't FOLLOW them 24:28 - You can't allow things to fucking control your destiny 26:12 - The three cycles of life 28:01 - Keep listening to the haters, but be hard as fuck 28:37 - FOCUS on you! 29:32 - END Don't forget to subscribe to the BUSINESS AND MONEY, FORMERLY TRUE UNDERDOG PODCAST with over 2 million downloads!! LOVE YOUR HATERS! BAM! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of SOSCAST, Adam Sosnick and Natalya DelValle address the biggest issues facing Men today, from mental health to physical health. Pt. 1 TOPICS THE #1 Problem Facing Men Today Nat Gives The Female Perspective The Importance of Being Hard on Yourself The 2nd Problem Facing Men Today The 3rd Problem Facing Men Today "I Was Only Making 22 Grand" How Do I Find My Path to Success? FaceTime or Ask Adam any questions on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://minnect.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Subscribe for weekly videos: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/3IOBnQU⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email: adam@valuetainment.com To reach the Valuetainment team you can email: info@valuetainment.com

Part I of the Rise From The Shadows: Behind the Mask Season 2 Finale is now available at www.theshadowspodcast and https://linktr.ee/ShadowsPodcast. (7:10) Caleb Vaden is a Senior Non-Commissioned Officer in the United States Air Force. He's served for 21 years active duty and is the author of Boot Leadership. He kicks off our season finale of Rise From The Shadows with a powerful message of self-refection about Our Dash, Values, Purpose, Legacy, and Being Hard to Kill. He breaks down his Hard to Kill mindset, which is designed to assist with the struggles of everyday life. His message will prepare you psychologically, physically, and emotionally steady for any threat! Caleb Vaden's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caleb-vaden-3165ab53/ (24:35) Brian McComak is back, but this time for the finale of Rise From The Shadows! Brian is the CEO and founder of Hummingbird Humanity and has plenty of experience in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. In this episode, he discusses his experience stepping into corporate America at 24. Brian takes us through his time at the busiest AMC in the World, Walt Disney World's Pleasure Island theatre, followed by Red Lobster. Brian felt he couldn't be authentic and had to be quiet about who he truly was. He talks about his breakthrough moments and how he's now established a framework called the Four Lenses of Representation. If you follow this framework, you and others should see yourself in any organization and not have to hide your true authentic selves. Brian McComak's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bmccomak/ (41:57) Nathan Coy is a Senior Non-Commissioned Officer in the United States Air Force and the founder and host of the Wartime Leadership Podcast. He returns to the Shadows to discuss spiritual resiliency. What does it look like to you? He takes us through his four pillars and how it's impacted his life over the past year. He motivates and inspires us to have difficult conversations with someone that defines spiritual resilience differently than ourselves. Wartime Leadership Podcast: www.wartime-leadership.com (52:51) Finally, we hear from Marisol Ortiz Flores! She's a Non-Commissioned Officer in the United States Air Force. Today she talks to us about her journey to discovering wellness. She is very transparent and vulnerable about the experiences she's encountered. She struggled to establish peach in others when she wasn't even at peace with herself. She did something many of us have been guilty of, becoming a "Master Packer." She talks about the importance of not letting things build up and addressing them head-on through various ways of speaking it out loud. Marisol Ortiz Flores Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marisol.ortizflores.77 Part II of the Rise From The Shadows Finale will be available tomorrow! Also, the Shadows Podcast returns on Monday, September 26, with former University of Georgia Running Back and the #7 overall pick in the 1989 NFL Draft, Tim Worley! Head over to our YouTube channel and make sure you subscribe and hit the notifications icon so that you don't miss any future episodes. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shadows-podcast/support

Were back-la! It's the final episode of season 2! You have Nicque and Amil on this episode talking about "Being Soft and Being Hard" well random shnitz (mostly about TikTok) while drinking. In "What's the Tea?", we have Buknoy (again) and Gabo, the Community Party (updates), and Red Tagging. #TheRainbowBarkada #FollowTheRainbow #ShareTheRainbow #LearningExperience

158 Being Hard on Yourself: should you be hard on yourself? Where should you draw the line? Maybe you aren't being honest with yourself and taking enough losses. @thefitnesscru

Hey what’s up Everyone! In this podcast I talk about why in this era we tend to take violence instead of having a conversation. We believe kindness is weakness? Being “Hard,” Defensive, Standing Your ground, etc... is everyone’s first action in any negative situation. Communication is much more respected in my perspective ➕ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ricardo-ortiz2/support

This is my last episode of the "Mom Talks Series."  In this episode I talk about mom guilt and the judgements we face as moms.  I also share perspectives from other moms in hopes of opening the lines of communication and creating a community of support.   You may find this episode helpful if you are: Dealing with Mom Guilt Feeling Judged by Other Moms or Being Hard on Yourself Want to Relate to What Other Moms May be Feeling or Going Through Need Encouragement and Support Find Yourself Questioning Your Role as a Mom We all have our own unique family dynamics.  Whether your a stay at home mom, a working mom, the mom of an only child, a single mother, an expectant mom, or someone who supports moms, I hope you find some helpful takeaways.   I interviewed a handful of moms who shared their experiences.  Here are some comments I'd like to share: "There's no manual.  Just love them (Jen Auerbach).  "Have compassion and each them how to discuss things and learn to be accountable and make their own decisions. As long as I am meeting those goals for myself in my mothering, I feel Accomplished. I used to get hung up on making the most magical experiences for my daughter but I truly see some of the simple things make the more fruitful memories.  I think it also helps the stage of my life too relinquishing a lot of those hangups."  "As a stay-at-home mom, I sometimes feel judged by working moms. I had a working-mom friend tell me she'd be bored all day if she stayed at home.  I don't know what working moms think stay-at-home moms do all day, but I, for one, never have enough time to get done all I wish I could.  Don't think we sit around eating bon bond all day.  The grass isn't greener.  It's just different grass.  Every job has it's advantages and disadvantages.  It hurts when other moms look at me like I have it easy."  "Until you are willing to step into someone's mess- and we are all in some kind of mess, until you understand the emotions and experiences and other factors that are contributing to their family dynamics daily you don't have the right to judge. If you see a need, instead of passing judgement, ask how you can help!" "I don't feel like I'm being judged as a mom as much as I used to.  I am much more confident in my own parenting style and my abilities.  As a younger mom, I absolutely felt I was being judged for working and not having my kids in many activities.  I did try and keep up for the benefit of fitting in and found that wasn't a good match for my family and as time went on I was more at ease with my personal family dynamic and the hell with anyone who did judge me." "The only time I can think of feeling judged as a mom is when I am often asked if I will return to full time teaching.  When this happens, I feel obligated to explain that my husband now travels a lot.  So...I guess it is then that I sometimes feel judged as a mom because if I didn't, I wouldn't feel the need to explain..." "I feel like I get judged by stay-at-home moms, or perhaps moms with less demanding careers- first of all, I never know what's going on at school so that makes me feel a little bit inadequate. It doesn't hurt my feelings I just accepted it as, well, these are choices I'm making.  I'd like to point out all the benefits of a stay at home dad." Hearing these mom perspectives confirmed for me we all have unique dynamics, yet we all want the same for our kiddos. It made me think if we could start with those commonalities and did more to support each other on our journeys and less judgement of others we'd be so much better off and our kiddos would see the examples we set to be open minded and come from a place of love.   ACTION ITEM: An action item for you this week could be to do some self-reflection and recognize where you may be judging and/or ask yourself where do you feel judged and why?  And, what can you do to overcome that and change your mindset? FINAL WORDS:  I's like to leave you with this quote I found from Bene Brown that reads: "When we can let go of what other people think and own our own story, we gain access to worthiness--the feeling that we are enough just as we are and the we are worthy of love and belonging." As always, THANK YOU for your continued love and support.  If you enjoy this podcast and/or resonate with this episode, I'd be honored if you'd leave a review or share your comments in my Facebook group- "Find Your Glee with Dinah G." With Gratitude and Love,  XOXO ~Dinah G

Guest Speaker: Dave BrubakerSermon Title: Dealing with Difference in the Body of ChristScripture Reading: Acts 15:1-35 Every church will have disagreements. How do we deal with difference in the Body of Christ? Acts 15 gives us four helpful guidelines for doing so. First, move towards disagreement rather than away from it. Second, give plenty of time to hear each other’s stories. Third, consult with each other and with Scripture before deciding. Finally, make a decision that respects the dignity of all involved as children of God. Listen as Dave Brubaker (EMU) shares his insights based on years of experience helping churches and organizations find peace amid conflicts.Worship Resources:sermon video (mp4)January 13 bulletin”Being Hard on Issues But Soft on People” (Learning Community Presentation)small group discussion questions

In this episode, Beth Lynch shares with me her journey to Roots and Wings, not just her own energy work practice, but in herself- how she continues to unfold who she is in her life, her challenges, and her joys. Learn a few energy work practices that she teaches most commonly and what energy work can do for you. Beth and I connected instantly the first time we met and we have been colleagues and friends since. I truly admire her light, magical, and joyful energy that she brings in every movement and word. Beth Lynch, RN, APN is an Eden Energy Medicine Certified Practitioner, Eden Energy Medicine Authorized Instructor, with a commitment to supporting and empowering you on your own journey to heal, evolve and optimize wellness through energy work. Working with your energy systems can help find your physical, emotional or spiritual blocks or ‘sticking points' that may be holding you back from fulfillment in yourself and in your life. Beth began her journey in the health field as a nurse with holistic roots. Beth always felt that there was 'something more' she had to offer in the healing field. She followed her heart into Energy Medicine and is so grateful for the awareness and alignment she feels in her life. She loves the study and exploration of the traditions and science of Energy Medicine and interacting with the language of the energies. Her comprehensive training in Energy Medicine allowed her to ‘fill in the gaps' of conventional medicine, opening up to a wider view of caring for the body, mind, and spirit. Beth is passionate about working with women's health, heart and empowerment issues to help allow more flow, health, and ease into your life. She also loves working with kids groups. She is married and the mother of three beautiful and spirited children and lives the labyrinth nature of being a parent. A few things she loves are kindness, connection to others, yoga, the fresh feeling of being outside in nature spending time with family, friends and of course their Bernese Mountain Dog. Eden Energy Medicine techniques incorporate Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupressure involving meridians, aura, Five Element Theory, chakras, along with Qi Gong and Yoga influence, all help to keep your energies flowing and you feeling better inside and out.   Links, Article, and Resources All Show Notes for This Episode Podcast Homepage Newsletter & Embody Community Candice Wu Page on Facebook Follow Candice on Instagram   Show Notes & Timestamps 01:40 Welcoming Beth & Introduction 03:02 Energy Work - Filling the Gaps in Nursing 04:26 Origins of Roots & Wings : Her Practice 06:09 Beth's Personal Growth Shift 07:14 Beth Shares Energy Practices 08:41 The Hook Up Energy Practice 10:11 What's Exciting Beth Now 10:59 Being a Leader in Your Own Life 12:03 What is Really Important to You and What Brings you Back to Yourself? 14:21 Following Your Own Light 15:33 Is it even worth it? What am I doing? 15:47 Opening yourself up to "What Else is a possibility" 15:59 Stepping Out of the Shadow Even if You Don't Like the Spotlight 16:25 Being Feminine and a Leader 17:24 What Blocks You? 19:03 What does it look like to be a Feminine Leader? 20:44 Boundaries 21:32 Losing left side of brain / book My Stroke of Insight 22:29 The Space of Unacknowledged and Unsaid 22:44 Having a face on, but feeling totally different. 23:24 Kids as the greatest teacher 24:06 Being Hard on yourself and Acceptance 24:44 What Beth has learned in her Practice 25:46 Starting out her practice and Feeling inadequate 27:08 Energy Work Practice for those inadequacy feelings 28:51 Water = Balancing 29:34 Exercise: frustration and anger 30:46 Anger - the hard emotion. Where does that come up for you? 32:01 The Inner Critic 32:12 Energy Work can help + Chakras 33:17 Mentor said "Get to have both, worthy and unworthy" 34:14 Book "Celestine Prophecy" - We bring messages to each other: What is your message for me as Candice? 35:49 Message for Yourself: Stay with what you feel not how it makes others feel 37:13 Letting Go to let something else in 38:17 Music as a teacher 39:49 Flow + learning to play with something that is painful when new 41:46 About Contracting and Opening up 42:06 Outro and Ending

Imagine a future where the PractiScore app on your phone buzzes when a score is entered for you and you can approve it. Imagine no… The post 103: Being Hard as Hell with PractiScore's Ken Nelson and Russell Armstrong first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.

In this Hard Core episode of Navy SEAL Radio, top motivational speaker and performance coach David Rutherford pounds out the meaning of being Vintage Hard. David explores American History and looks at the incredible people, places and things that helped forge the unbreakable American Spirit. From the Revolutionary War to Vietnam, Americans have been crushing themselves in their epic commitment to supporting Freedom and Democracy around the world. Tune into this epic show and discover how to start living a Vintage Hard lifestyle. HOOYAH Top Motivational Speaker and Navy SEAL, David Rutherford ignites audiences with his high energy, no nonsense approach to motivating people to succeed in any environment imaginable. As a top Behavioral Training Specialist and Author, David motives people from all walks of life with his motivational philosophy called Froglogic. Derived from 20 years of personal exploration into the human condition David combines his incredible journey with 70 plus years of Navy SEAL operational, training and elite lifestyle performance successes. His masterful ability to inspire enables individuals and teams to Froge Self-Confidence, Embrace Fear,  Live The TEAM LIFE and Live With Purpose.

What is going on in this frankencast?? All the boys in one way or another brave  the fabric of the ether itself to talk about Zombi U, foreskin, our favourite games, Majora's Mask, Silent Hill,  Being Hard w/ Bryan Abou Chacra, Ali G, Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver, Devil May Cry, The Sims, Pokemon, Megaman x Street Fighter, Marvel Ultimate Alliance, retro gaming set-ups, BBT fanfic part 2,  Mexico (