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We cannot solve the problems facing the world right now if we are unable to communicate, in a civil and open way, with one another, especially with those who think radically differently than we do. Instead of listening with curiosity, so many turn to yelling, hostility, and anger, shutting down the conversations we should be having. But we can change that. In this show, psychologist Dr. Ben Michaelis, founder of the Decency Project and author of Your Next Big Thing: Ten Small Steps to Get Moving and Get Happy, says we can learn to communicate well about difficult things and that kind of civil discussion begins with self-awareness and tolerant actions. Listen in to learn how to better manage difficult conversations. Find Dr. Ben Michaelis at The Michaelis Group., https://www.themichaelisgroup.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If he wins the election, Donald Trump would be the oldest president ever elected. After several appearances where his remarks were rambling or incoherent, and one event in which he swayed silently to music on stage for close to 40 minutes, questions are being raised about possible cognitive decline. Amna Nawaz discussed those concerns with author and clinical psychologist Dr. Ben Michaelis. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

If he wins the election, Donald Trump would be the oldest president ever elected. After several appearances where his remarks were rambling or incoherent, and one event in which he swayed silently to music on stage for close to 40 minutes, questions are being raised about possible cognitive decline. Amna Nawaz discussed those concerns with author and clinical psychologist Dr. Ben Michaelis. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

In this session of Shrinking Trump, our hosts Dr. John Gartner and Dr. Harry Segel are joined by PhD-trained psychologist Dr. Ben Michaelis to explore the latest evidence of Trump's rapid cognitive decline, and discuss how recent targeted political attack ads have triggered the worst of Donald's malignant narcissism.  Make sure you join us here on Patreon to support our work and gain access to exclusive perks: patreon.com/ReallyAmericanMedia Our site: https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/shrinking-trump  Subscribe on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shrinking-trump/id1745797271 Subscribe on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4xuuqHxzruLEsQXtTuJjP4 Subscribe on Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/a101a15a-8b18-49c8-b556-c201aece30ee/shrinking-trump Subscribe on iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-shrinking-trump-175213669/   We'll examine the pathology of Trump's deteriorating speech patterns, worsening personality disorders, and weird obsessions, and contrast it against the psychological and emotional strength displayed by Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. And you'll hear the latest update on how the Lincoln Project and George Conway's Anti-Psychopath PAC are exposing Trump's cognitive deterioration by provoking his wild responses to carefully placed attack ads. Dr. Michaelis walks us through the impact that social media and Trump's increasingly erratic behavior has on the national psyche and emotional connections in our communities. He'll also work together with John and Harry to compare Trump's past and present speech patterns, which reveal a shocking deterioration of his language skills and associative thinking.  We'll also talk about Barack Obama's DNC speech, and reflect on the genuine power of emotional connections in building psychological health. So listen in as our esteemed psychologists, Dr.'s Gartner and Segal set the stage for another entertaining and in-depth analysis of the latest evidence of Trump's cognitive decline.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Equalman sits down with Dr. Ben Michaelis, Ph.D to discuss the hidden motivations and psychology of the human mind. Ben Michaelis, Ph.D., is an executive coach, clinical psychologist and author with an expertise in evolutionary psychology and the hidden motivations of human beings. His academic training, clinical experience, and natural ability to rapidly identify the primary drivers of behavior allows him to provide clients with direct, meaningful insights that can transform individuals and organizations.   Ben has worked with high-performing individuals and teams in entertainment, technology, finance, law, and politics. He believes that becoming a true, impactful leader is earned through service to others.   Currently, Ben is C.E.O. and Co-Managing Partner at the thegroup.io. He works intimately with clients to create and cultivate healthy corporate culture and positive change. Outside of the thegroup.io, Ben works with select individual clients and supports other organizations in the mental health space.   Ben graduated summa cum laude from Columbia University (Columbia College) with a B.A. in Psychology He holds a Ph.D. from New York University in Clinical Psychology. Ben is based in New York City and enjoys spending his time with his family. He is passionate about nature and his dog, Obi.   5x #1 Bestselling Author and Motivational Speaker Erik Qualman has performed in over 55 countries and reached over 50 million people this past decade. He was voted the 2nd Most Likable Author in the World behind Harry Potter's J.K. Rowling.   Have Erik speak at your conference: eq@equalman.com   Motivational Speaker | Erik Qualman has inspired audiences at FedEx, Chase, ADP, Huawei, Starbucks, Godiva, FBI, Google, and many more on Focus and Digital Leadership.   Learn more at https://equalman.com

On the first day of a new job, we all cross our fingers hoping for supportive co-workers and empathetic managers, but the fact of the matter is that a positive office environment takes work– and not everyone is prepared to do it. Our guest today is Dr. Ben Michaelis, a clinical psychologist who has seen it all when it comes to the workplace. Dr. Michaelis coaches both individuals and teams in an effort to strengthen a company's office culture. In this episode, he is going to share what sets positive work environments apart from toxic ones and how we can build a company culture that we're glad to be a part of. Follow Ben Michaelis on LinkedIn, and learn more about his work here. Follow Jessi Hempel on LinkedIn and order her debut memoir. Join the Hello Monday community: Subscribe to the Hello Monday newsletter, and join us on the LinkedIn News page for Hello Monday Office Hours, Wednesdays at 3p ET. To continue the conversation with other listeners, this week and every week, join our free LinkedIn group. https://lnkd.in/hellomondaygroup

Research shows that strong comradery and collaboration among coworkers is essential for building successful organizations. And in today's world of hybrid work, it's perhaps more important than ever. It's up to leaders to create a culture that prioritizes these positive co-working relationships and fosters employee engagement. In this episode, host Gautam Mukunda speaks with Ben Michealis, Co-founder and CEO of the group.io, and Kevin Delaney, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Charter, about how leaders can build successful in this new world of work. The duo discusses the importance of bringing humanity to work, while maintaining boundaries between work and personal life. “The quiet quitting and Great Resignation are diagnostics on businesses.” — Kevin Delaney, CEO, and Editor-in-Chief of Charter “So much of the problem is we get into these sorts of momentary, transactional relationships where it's just about what is the transaction, as opposed to the larger picture, which is the broad relationship of how do we, how are we relating to one another long term?” - Ben Michaelis, Co-Founder and CEO of Group.io Resources: Sleeping with Your Smartphone: How to Break the 24/7 Habit and Change the Way You Work, by Leslie A. Perlow The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business, by Charles Duhigg Smarter Faster Better: The Secrets of Being Productive in Life and Business, by Charles Duhigg Follow @GMukunda on Twitter or email us at WorldReimagined@nasdaq.com For more information on this episode's guest please visit: Nasdaq.com/world-reimagined-podcast

Have you got an addictive nature? Are you unable to stop yourself joining in with the latest obsession for collecting or doing something? 你有上瘾的本性吗？您是否无法阻止自己加入对收集或做某事的最新痴迷？This probably describes most of us because it's only human nature to not want to miss out on something that everyone else is talking about.这可能描述了我们大多数人，因为不想错过其他人都在谈论的事情只是人类的天性。Most fads arrive suddenly and enthusiasm for them spreads quickly.大多数时尚来得突然，对它们的热情迅速蔓延。 They become a talking point on social media; we read about them, give them a try and, before we know it, we are hooked. 它们成为社交媒体上的话题；我们读到它们，试一试，不知不觉中，我们就上瘾了。In the past, these have been objects such as toys and games.过去，这些都是玩具和游戏等物品。 Maybe you were the proud owner of a Rubik's cube, which became the best-selling toy of all time – around 350 million have been sold so far.也许您是魔方的骄傲拥有者，魔方已成为有史以来最畅销的玩具——迄今为止已售出约 3.5 亿个。Now, technology is driving the latest crazes. 现在，技术正在推动最新的热潮。In some parts of the world, flavour of the month is Pokémon Go – a game that uses augmented reality, where little virtual monsters pop up onto your phone and you have to catch them. 在世界的某些地方，本月的热门话题是 Pokémon Go——一款使用增强现实的游戏，在手机上会出现小虚拟怪物，你必须抓住它们。And games such as Angry Birds and Minecraft are other crazes, available on smartphones and tablets, that have been hard to put down.诸如《愤怒的小鸟》和《我的世界》之类的游戏是其他热潮，可在智能手机和平板电脑上使用，并且难以放下。Our keeness to participate in crazes has been analysed by experts.专家分析了我们参与狂热的热情。 One of them, Dr Ben Michaelis, a clinical psychologist, explains that we want to experience the benefit that another person, or group of people, have experienced from something and this "hooks into an ancient evolutionary fear of being left behind or abandoned by our tribes"; we have to join in or lose out.其中一位临床心理学家 Ben Michaelis 博士解释说，我们想体验另一个人或一群人从某事中所获得的好处，而这“与一种古老的进化恐惧相联系，即害怕被我们抛在后面或被我们抛弃。部落”；我们必须加入或失败。Although becoming addicted to a computer game might not seem like a 'benefit', it can at least give you credibility or popularity among your friends. 虽然沉迷于电脑游戏可能看起来不像是一种“好处”，但它至少可以让你在朋友中获得可信度或受欢迎程度。It allows you to learn new skills and gives you something to talk about at parties!它可以让您学习新技能，并让您在聚会上谈论一些事情！But fashions come and go and most fads are just a flash in the pan so if one of them is not your cup of tea, don't worry: there'll be a new craze arriving very soon. 但是时尚来来去去，大多数时尚只是昙花一现，所以如果其中一个不是你的一杯茶，别担心：很快就会有新的热潮到来。Look at the addiction to the unsophisticated loom bands – those little rubber bands you could make jewellery and other things out of. 看看对简单的织布机带的上瘾——那些你可以用来制作珠宝和其他东西的小橡皮筋。For a brief period they were the must-have item for any schoolchild, now they're the bargain bucket item in a discount shop or worse still, trash filling up our landfill sites! What crazes have you been addicted to?在短时间内，它们是任何小学生的必备品，现在它们是折扣店的便宜货，或者更糟的是，垃圾填满了我们的垃圾填埋场！你沉迷于哪些狂热？词汇表addictive nature （易）上瘾的天性obsession 使人痴迷的人或事fad 一时的流行，短暂的狂热enthusiasm 热情，巨大兴趣talking point 话题hooked 上瘾的，入迷的best-selling 畅销的flavour of the month （某时期内）最受欢迎的人或物augmented reality 增强现实virtual 虚拟的to put down 放下credibility 威信come and go 来来去去a flash in the pan 昙花一现not your cup of tea 不合你的心意loom bands 橡皮筋must-have 必须的，必备的

QUOTE of the Day: It's a question of legacy and what you do with your time here. - Ben Michaelis -- In this episode of “My Love of Life Energy,” I am speaking with Ben Michaelis who is a PhD-trained psychologist. Our expansive conversation delves into some of the ways he serves people by blending his formal training and his well-honed ability to dissect human behavior. Among the topics we discuss is the idea of intergenerational legacy and the implications of what this means to each of us. Dr. Ben Michaelis is a clinical psychologist and elite performance coach with an expertise in evolutionary psychology and the hidden motivations of human beings.  He is a well-regarded speaker and moderator of challenging conversations between individuals, founders, groups, and companies. Dr. Michaelis has been a Visiting Scholar at Columbia University and authored numerous popular and scholarly articles.  His writing has appeared in The Huffington Post, Psychology Today, O The Oprah Magazine, and other well-known academic journals, magazines, and websites.  Dr. Michaelis has been cited as a mental health expert in Vanity Fair, Forbes, Redbook, Glamour, FastCompany, The New York Post, The Chicago Tribune, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and dozens of others.  He has been a frequent guest discussing mental health and interpersonal challenges on nationally syndicated TV shows such as NBC's The Today Show, Fox News, and MSNBC's Your Business.  Dr. Michaelis is the author of Your Next Big Thing: 10 Small Steps to Get Moving and Get Happy. For more information on Ben Michaelis please visit:  www.TheGroup.io -- I am Wisdom Business Coach for entrepreneurial spirited people who want to make their dreams become a reality. If you are looking to access your innate wisdom and apply it to all aspects of your business and life and create rich results with ease, reach out to me and let's see what we can do together.  https://calendly.com/annalscott --- #MyLofeOfLifeEnergy #LoveLife #Relief #EpisodeDropped #AnnaScott #Freedom #Ease #YourGenius #Genius #Inspiration #Happiness #Wisdom #SeeWhoYouAre #Understanding #Happiness #Wisdom  #TheThreePrinciples #Mind #Thought #Consciousness #MentalHealth #PodCreator #PodHelp #PodernFamily

Dr. Ben Michaelis joins the Essential Podcast to talk about communication and company culture and how things are changing during the era of the Great Resignation.

What a pleasure it is to bring you all Dr. Ben Michaelis, who we think of as ⅓ management coach, ⅓ therapist, and ⅓ couples counselor (at least in our case). We’ve been seeing this guy—together!—for five-ish years, and he’s helped us to navigate much in our lives, professional and personal. Speaking of navigating, we’re kicking-off the episode by answering an age-old question: “What sort of thank-you gift do I get my snake-sitter?!”    Oooh, boy, did we get a good gifting request: “Thank you for your friend who fed your pet snake weekly for 6 weeks. They like Phish.” Here’s where we landed: Fishman Donut Round Jigsaw Puzzle, Island Bamboo spoon sets and salt cellars, Na Nin incense cones, Boy Smells Kush candle, Debbie Carlos Curl Pipe (from Tetra), Edie Parker Flower stash case, Areaware Snake Block, Lorien Stern snake wall-hanging ceramic or plush snake sculpture (or bucket hat or hoodie), Ferm Living Mr. Snake cushion or fruiticana snake, Chen Chen and Kai Williams serpent lighter keychain, and Willa Heart snake prints and placemats.   Here’s that snake opening a door video you were hoping for.   Check out more on Dr. Ben Michaelis and his work and dig into his book Your Next Big Thing: Ten Small Steps to Get Moving and Get Happy.   Try COOLA, your go-to for sunscreen and organic skincare. Get 10% off with the code ATHINGORTWO. Cut down on food waste with Imperfect Foods and get 20% off your first order and free shipping with the code ATHINGORTWO. Customize your shampoo, conditioner, and so much more with Function of Beauty. Use our link for 20% off your order. Download the Caviar app and get $10 off your food order of $20 or more with the code ATHINGORTWO. YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

PILLOW TALK  •  a weekly discussion on the technical side of modern pillow manufacturing • EPISODE No. 30 • Hosted by Jackson Barnes and Pete Chramiec • with Rhoda Donkin, Jasper Llee, Crescent Calimpong, Ben Michaelis and introducing David Scherer Water

This unscripted discussion on THE DEVIL was recorded in under five minutes during a Zoom rehearsal of Servant of Two Masters and features some of the cast: Ariel Birks, Ben Michaelis, Ben Kapp and David Scherer Water. 

Matt has anxiety attacks. Every day. When he gets too many texts, when he starts worrying about his family, when the unexpected occurs: that’s when the sweat starts and his mind begins racing. He’s a strong guy — he was a cop — but he thinks today’s problem is connected to a tragic event in the past, and he doesn’t know what to do. We introduce him to Dr. Ben Michaelis, a clinical psychologist and habit expert, to help Matt figure out what’s triggering his anxiety attacks and how he can get back control over his head — and his life. Slate Plus members get bonus segments and ad-free podcast feeds. Sign up now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt has anxiety attacks. Every day. When he gets too many texts, when he starts worrying about his family, when the unexpected occurs: that’s when the sweat starts and his mind begins racing. He’s a strong guy — he was a cop — but he thinks today’s problem is connected to a tragic event in the past, and he doesn’t know what to do. In this episode of How To! we introduce him to Dr. Ben Michaelis, a clinical psychologist and habit expert, to help Matt figure out what’s triggering his anxiety attacks and how he can get back control over his head — and his life. Slate Plus members get bonus segments and ad-free podcast feeds. Sign up now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben Michaelis, PhD, is a clinical psychologist, elite performance coach, and the author of Your Next Big Thing: Ten Small Steps to Get Moving and Get Happy. The inspiration for his recent book was really one client - a difficult client originally - and the mutual impact they had on each other's lives. It's a powerful and inspiring exploration - listen for more! 

Today my guest is Dr. Ben Michaelis an action-oriented psychologist, elite performance coach, professional thought partner, and the author of Your Next Big Thing: Ten Small Steps to Get Moving and Get Happy. In his private practice based in Manhattan, Dr. Michaelis works with entrepreneurs, authors, actors, musicians, artists, and executives. He’s frequently featured as a mental health … Continue reading "Dr. Ben Michaelis: High Performance Mental Health"

Jacque and Joy-Ann debate Kim Kardashian's meeting with pres. Trump; celebrating their hatred for Fear TWD's Madison Clark and side-eyeing Serena Williams haters while challenging beauty "standards".    Dr. Ben Michaelis joins the "cousins" in-studio discussing the rise of suicide rates and mental illness. 

Pokemon Go has been the runaway success of the summer but why is it that some games, hobbies and activities become crazes while others do not? Is there a secret formula? Johanna Basford, the illustrator behind the current adult colouring book craze and Cheong Choon Ng, who invented the Rainbow Loom, explain how they managed to get their ideas off the ground and loved by millions. We hear from psychologist Ben Michaelis that insecure people are more likely to engage with crazes than people who have a lot of self-confidence. Matthew Alt, co-founder of Alt Japan, a company which produces English versions of Japanese games, explains why so many childhood crazes of the last 30 years including Transformers, Power Rangers, Tamagotchi and Pokemon started in Japan. Presenter Aasmah Mir also takes a trip down memory lane, trying out hula-hooping at a class in London after enthusiastically abandoning the fad 30 years earlier. Is she any better now? Hula-Hoop teacher and performer Anna Byrne explains why the craze is making a comeback. But not all fads are harmless fun. Sometimes playground crazes can go wrong and have devastating consequences. Sabrina Lippell talks openly about the tragic death of her twelve-year-old son William Stanesby after he took part in the so-called ‘choking game' that encourages participants to restrict their airways. (Photo: A hand holds a phone showing a Pokémon character on screen. Credit:JoeyPhoto/Shutterstock)

On The Gist, Jacob Weisberg helps present favorite moments from the first month of Slate’s Trumpcast. First, he talks to journalist Mark Leibovich about Donald Trump’s transition into a more tolerable candidate. Then, we ask clinical psychologist Ben Michaelis about narcissistic personality disorder and how he would treat Trump. To close out the episode, Hanna Rosin of Slate’s DoubleX Gabfest and NPR’s Invisibilia gives her mom a call to ask a simple question: Mom, why are you voting for Trump? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Gist, Jacob Weisberg helps present favorite moments from the first month of Slate’s Trumpcast. First, he talks to journalist Mark Leibovich about Donald Trump’s transition into a more tolerable candidate. Then, we ask clinical psychologist Ben Michaelis about narcissistic personality disorder and how he would treat Trump. To close out the episode, Hanna Rosin of Slate’s DoubleX Gabfest and NPR’s Invisibilia gives her mom a call to ask a simple question: Mom, why are you voting for Trump? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jacob Weisberg talks to Dr. Ben Michaelis, a clinical psychologist, about narcissistic personality order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jacob Weisberg talks to Dr. Ben Michaelis, a clinical psychologist, about narcissistic personality order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Ben Michaelis (@DrBenMichaelis) is a motivational psychologist and author of Your Next Big Thing: Ten Small Steps to Get Moving and Get Happy. Here, he shows us how to stop trying to avoid stress and, instead, utilize it in intelligent ways."The tighter we hold onto things and try to control them, oftentimes the more difficult it is to have influence over them." -Dr. Ben MichaelisThe Cheat Sheet:Stress is inevitable, so stop trying to avoid it and learn to leverage it for constructive purposes.Is anxiety the same thing as stress?Understand how cognitive biases get in your way.Learn the difference between eustress and distress -- and how to get the right amount of the right kind of stress when you need it.How do we overcome our evolutionary programming to focus on actual problems vs. imaginary problems?And so much more...Show notes at http://theartofcharm.com/podcast-episodes/ben-michaelis-your-next-big-thing-episode-488/HELP US SPREAD THE WORD!If you dig the show, please subscribe in iTunes and write us a review! This is what helps us stand out from the crowd and help people find the credible advice they need.Review the show in iTunes! We rely on it! http://www.theartofcharm.com/mobilereviewStay Charming!

During this week’s radio show you will learn about: Insight from Best-Selling Adult Coloring Book Author Johanna Basford Therapy and Play Through Coloring Coloring as Part of Flow Changes In Our Brain Why Coloring Works in Therapy and in Play

During this week’s radio show you will learn about: Insight from Best-Selling Adult Coloring Book Author Johanna Basford Therapy and Play Through Coloring Coloring as Part of Flow Changes In Our Brain Why Coloring Works in Therapy and in Play

Todays guest joining us on the Join Up Dots free business podcast interview, is a guy that has an amazing and slightly strange route to where he is today. If you were setting off on a path, to become an author, clinical psychologist, popular speaker and blogger for Huffington Post would you say to yourself "Right I need to travel to Nepal and India to learn from Buddhist Monks in the Himalayas, oh yeah, and I must seek guidance from Big Bird, and Bert and Ernie on Sesame Street." Probably not, but our guest has, and now from his practice in downtown Manhattan, shares his proven strategies to take action. He believes that we are all meant to create. And he teaches people to discover their true selves, what they really need out of life – and how to make it happen. He provides them with a practical plan to find the right path for them, face what's holding them back, and break through the illusions that have been keeping them from living a life of possibilities. And that word illusion is the key thing. Why do we constantly create these illusions that make us think that things have to be in a certain way? Why do we not think "Ok Sesame Street is the way to go" as every journey is full of experiences that can help us find our true path, if we only look hard enough. Well lets find out as we bring on to the show to start joining up dots, with the one and only Dr Ben Michaelis.

In episode #63 of You Leading You,  Dr. Ben Michaelis, Clinical Psychologist, Contributor to the Huffington Post and Psychology Today, Featured on the Today Show and Author of Your Next Big Thing, talks about how obstacles can be overcome, through understanding and persistence. Our discussion covers the infrastructure of how WE can be our own worst enemies […] The post YLY 063: Defining Roadblocks And Breaking Past Them With Dr. Ben Michaelis appeared first on You Leading You .

This episode features an interview with psychologist and author Dr. Ben Michaelis as he shares tips from his new book: Your Next Big Thing: Ten Small Steps to Get Moving and Get Happy.

  At one point or another, everyone falls into a rut. Whether they've had the same daily routine since they can remember, haven't been promoted since being hired years ago, or just feel stuck in their relationship, that feeling of what's next? While this feeling may seem benign, these are the same people who will wake up one day and wonder where their lives have gone.    In his new book,Your Next Big Thing: 10 Small Steps to Get Moving and Get Happy, Dr. Ben Michaelis shares the life-changing wisdom that will inspire readers to start moving with purpose again. Dr. Michaelis has been featured on the Huffington Post, Psychology Today, Entertainment Weekly, the Martha Stewart Living Radio Network, Daytime, Today.com and in The New York Times.    Call 347.327.9995 on Tuesday February 5th from 10-11 A.M. U.S. to learn the 10-step plan on how to move forward without fear and achieve joy, passion and the enriched life you never thought possible.