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Co-Founder, President, and Chief Guide of YouSchool Scott Schimmel discusses the growing concerns around social media and its impact on children's development. He provides essential resources to help parents guide their children to become self-aware, responsible, and self-driven adults with meaningful lives. Drawing on Jonathon Haidt's research, he breaks down the four foundational harms of social media on children: social and sleep deprivation, attention fragmentation, and addiction. He stresses the importance of teaching children to manage their lives by building healthy habits and understanding the role technology plays in them. Follow @TechHealthyParenting on Instagram Download our free Five Conversations Guide fivetechconversations.com Sign up for our Tech Healthy Parenting Course theyouschool.com 25% off use the Promo Code ‘CLASSICAL' The Anxious Generation - https://www.anxiousgeneration.com/book

In this episode, we explore the critical issue of guiding your kids to become thoughtful, self-aware individuals in the age of social media. Join Scott Schimmel, President and Chief Guide of The YouSchool, as he shares insights and practical advice on how to help your children navigate the digital world wisely. Key Takeaways: - Is keeping your kids away from social media the answer?- The real impact of social media on both adults and children.- Personal story: How a dream vacation led to an eye-opening realization about FOMO.- The hidden threats of social media on kids' identity formation.- Practical steps to cultivate critical thinking and conscious living in your children.- Introduction to our Tech Healthy Parenting course. Timestamps:00:03 - Is keeping kids off social media the answer?01:00 - Introduction to guiding kids through social media.02:00 - The distraction and distortion caused by social media.03:00 - Personal story: Experiencing FOMO on a dream vacation.04:30 - The impact of social media on adults vs. children.05:30 - The existential threat of social media's hidden messages.06:30 - Practical steps for parents to help kids navigate social media.07:30 - Introduction to the Tech Healthy Parenting course. Resources Mentioned: Tech Healthy Parenting CourseJonathan Haidt's ResearchJean Twenge's Insights Connect with Us: Visit our website: theyouschool.comFollow us on Instagram: @TheYouSchoolLike us on Facebook: The YouSchool About Scott Schimmel:Scott Schimmel is the President and Chief Guide of The YouSchool. With over two decades of experience guiding young adults into intentional, conscious living, Scott shares his expertise on helping parents and children navigate the complexities of the modern world. Subscribe for More Content:If you found this episode helpful, make sure to subscribe to our channel, give this video a thumbs up, and hit the notification bell so you don't miss any future episodes. Share your thoughts and questions in the comments below—we'd love to hear from you! Transcript Highlights: Scott Schimmel (00:03.06): Is keeping your kids away from social media the answer? Absolutely for a while, but eventually they're going to have to operate in this world. The whole point of parenting is to guide your kids to become critical thinkers as they participate in the world through social media so that they're not distracted and their life isn't distorted by the messages that are coming through. Scott Schimmel (02:00): Advertisers have used scare tactics and scarcity to sell throughout time, and it's really no different in social media. I'm a grown man, and yet I am so distracted by the messages that come through media, particularly social media. Scott Schimmel (03:00): I remember being in Maui, the absolute vacation of our dreams for my wife and I. One day, I scrolled through social media and saw another family on a trip in Zion National Park. Suddenly, I felt bad that we weren't there instead, even though I was in my favorite place in the world. Scott Schimmel (04:30): If I, with my achievements and stability, can feel worse because of social media, how much more will this happen to a kid who hasn't formed a life yet? Scott Schimmel (06:30): Eventually, your kids will have access to social media. The key question is whether they will be mindful and self-aware, able to think critically, or if they will be victims of the false messages telling them they're not enough. Scott Schimmel (07:30): At The YouSchool, we've designed the Tech Healthy Parenting course to help parents navigate these issues. By consuming media with your kids and discussing the underlying messages, you can guide them to be thoughtful and wise. Remember to check out our Tech Healthy Parenting course to help you and your kids navigate the digital world effectively!

This podcast is focused on Shamanic Journeying. Shamanic Journeying has ritualistic elements and needs to be done correctly. This post explains important and little known nuances about how to do Shamanic Journeying correctly. Shamanic Journey is a form of inner exploration and has been an integral part of many indigenous shamanic wisdom traditions, in far corners of the world, and used as a spiritual and healing practice for centuries. Fortunately, the shamanic journeying has been gaining its much-deserved respect and popularity, in recent years. In the past, Shamanic Journeys were practiced under the guidance of a shamanic elder, and based on a set of well-defined indigenous ceremonial rituals. Unfortunately today, many who practice shamanic journeying don't have access to shamanic elders, and are not as familiar with these ceremonial rituals. In that sense, many who do shamanic journeying today practice that as a form of interactive mediation, with limited understanding of its deep ritualistic foundation. The goal of this podcast is raise your awareness about commonly overlooked technical nuances of shamanic journeys, and what you should do or avoid doing when journeying. This helps you develop a deeper understanding of proper practice of shamanic journeying. If you are new to shamanic journeying or still have questions about it, you may find the content provided here useful. More specifically, this podcast covers the following topics:- Shamanic Journey verses Conventional Meditation- The Difference between Imagination, Imaginary, and Imaginal - The Ritualistic Elements of Shamanic Journeys- Importance of Setting an Intention before Shamanic Journeying- Mapping the Shamanic Cosmos and its Worlds- The difference between Spirit Guides and Imaginary Thought Forms (or Tulpas) - Importance of engaging the Spirit Guides  - And, the Essential Role of Having a Chief Guide.This podcast is produced by Aion Farvahar, who is a Life and Spirituality Mentor, and a Psychoshamanic and IFS Self-Leadership Practitioner. For more information about Aion Farvahar or Celestial Twin Life Mentorship visit:- Celestial Twin Website (https://celestialtwin.com/)- About Aion Farvahar (https://celestialtwin.com/linkinbio/)- Celestial Twin YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/c/CelestialTwin/) Reference Links:- Shamanic World: https://youtu.be/5lSObpk8VPI- Basics of Shamanic Journey: https://youtu.be/-F5IIPmB2l0- Soul, Celestial Twin, and Spirit Guides: https://youtu.be/uneQbm8UHOo- Soul Retrieval: https://youtu.be/QhA2OXmuDrw Background Music:CC-BY by Artist: Meydän, Track: Away, Artist's Website (https://soundcloud.com/meydansound/)   Disclaimer:The ideas presented here are based on personal perspectives, experience, or research, and are not meant to reflect any scientific or academic argument. No part of this podcasts may be reproduced or used without written permission from Celestial Twin Life Mentorship or Aion Farvahar (https://celestialtwin.com/). Use of brief quotations is permitted, if providing a clear attribution and link to the original post. Blessings!  

The Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show | www.Sharvette.com | episode 721 Akeisha Johnson of An Inspired Story empowers business leaders into becoming the kind of boss other people WANT to work for. Focusing on the areas of: health, management communications, and DEI awareness; her programs transform workplace environments and relationships using fun and levity while providing meaningful insights. A winner of Great Companies' 2023 Women Entrepreneur Award, a Chief Guide, and the founder of The Oshun Project - a non-profit program which provides portable drinking water within Camp-Perrin, Haiti. You can find Akeisha dancing and/or reading whenever possible. www.aninspiredstory.com https://www.facebook.com/AnInspiredStory Instagram: @an_inspired_story   ❤Connect with Sharvette on Social Media:   ❤ Hey girl hey! Hang out in the Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/marketingtipswithsharvette   ❤ Like Sharvette's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MitchellProductions/   ❤ Follow Sharvette on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Sharvette   ❤Follow Sharvette on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sharvettem/  

We're excited to welcome Sam Magro to the MTNTOUGH podcast. An acclaimed adventurer and mountain guide, Sam brings a wealth of experience from around the globe. As the owner and Chief Guide for MAG, he has spent nearly two decades professionally guiding on rock, ice, skis, and alpine terrains from the US to Europe, Alaska, and South America. His commitment to excellence in his craft is evident in his impressive array of guided ascents, including 2,000′ 5.12 rock climbs, WI6 ice routes, and ski descents of couloirs up to 50 degrees. Sam is not only a seasoned guide but also an innovator in his field. He has developed climbing curricula for Montana State University, MAG, and even the Bhutanese government, creating new climbs in the Himalayan foothills. His philosophy centers on the belief that guides should continually push their personal limits to improve and refine their skills.Beyond his outdoor achievements, Sam holds an impressive array of certifications including AIARE Avalanche III/PRO 2, Wilderness First Responder/CPR, and is a proud member of the Gallatin County Search & Rescue Team. He's also a two-time recipient of the prestigious Mugs Stump Award for new routes in Alaska and Chile.Outside of his professional life, Sam is a dedicated father of one, with twins on the way, reminding us that the greatest adventures often happen off the mountain.Join us in this episode as we delve into Sam's wealth of experiences, achievements, and the wisdom he's gained from a life spent between the earth and the sky.

Building a Meaningful Life Through Big Questions This podcast episode dives into deep questions we can ask our kids to help them build a meaningful life. Scott Schimmel, President and Chief Guide of The YouSchool, has a heart for influencing young children and teenagers through asking good questions and modeling good answers. He truly believes that this is what can help kids have a relationship with Jesus that will impact the rest of their lives.  Scott outlines three pillars that we should focus on: Identity, Purpose, and Belonging. He provides examples of the questions we can ask to help encourage meaningful conversations around these values that will help shape children's lives. You don't want to miss this incredibly helpful episode - no matter what age your kids are! Ready to soak in some widom? Let's go….    SCOTT SCHIMMEL is the President and Chief Guide of The YouSchool, an organization that believes every student deserves the opportunity to construct a meaningful life for themselves. He also serves as faculty for transitioning veterans from the special forces. Scott's a speaker, writer, curriculum designer, and consultant, and has spent 20 years studying human flourishing in young adults. His new book, Critical Foundations, is now available. Resources For You: The You School Critical Foundations: The Thirty Questions Everyone Must Answer to Build a Meaningful Life Next Steps: Share this podcast with a friend Subscribe to You CAN Tell the Children Leave a review on Apple Podcasts Connect with us on Facebook and Instagram Explore Bible2School!

Profit First Professional's CHIEF GUIDE, Bille Anne Grigg is back because it's an episode ending in “-5.” On this episode we address some of the common sticking points that business owners grapple with when implementing Profit First. Across the hundreds of thousands of businesses that have successfully implemented Profit First — there has not been any business that was the “true exception” jacking the prescribed implementation. While there are some situational circumstances such as a new business vs. existing business when implementing Profit First we'll guide you through covering all of your bases.

In this special episode, our very own Amy Appleton, Director of Marketing at BELAY, sits down with Wes Gay, the Chief Guide at Wayfinder. Wes is a certified StoryBrand guide who helps brands use the power of story to create a clear and compelling message for their employees and customers. He'll show you why story matters – and how by leveraging the right words you can grow your business and attract the right people. By implementing some simple changes, you'll be able to keep your story alive. Welcome to episode 57 of One Next Step.

Billie Anne Grigg is back sharing as Profit First Professional's Chief Guide and we dive into how to leverage DRIP accounts from two perspectives. The first perspective is for retainer-based businesses that need to manage “unearned revenue” from a cash perspective. The other perspective is how businesses with seasonality to their income over the course of the year can leverage a DRIP account to help them cover expenses during those leaner, lower revenue as expected months. BONUS: We pull back the curtains on the Profit First Professionals organization covering everything from certification to the benefits of being a Profit First Professional and being part of a wonderful tribe of bookkeepers, accountants and coaches who share the same passion to serve their clients with the heart of a teacher when it comes to helping business owners own their financials.

Beth Irtz is more than just a special guest on this podcast; she is Amanda's mother and grandmother to her children. Beth Irtz spent her entire professional career as a nursing home administrator, dedicating her service to improving the lives of elders. She truly understands what it means to care for and understand the human being first - and the diagnosis second. Beth Irtz is the President and Chief Guide of Focus Consultation, Inc. where she continues to be the voice for the elder care experience. You can learn more about Beth Irtz on her LinkedIn and Facebook pages.

We welcome back fan favorite and Profit First Professional’s Chief Guide, Bille Anne Grigg, back to the podcast to dive deeper into Advanced Profit First Strategies including how you manage the Owner’s Pay Allocation/Account when using a Payroll Service, as well as, handling Profit Distributions and leveraging a Vault Account.

Scott Schimmel is the President and Chief Guide of The YouSchool, an organization that believes every student deserves the opportunity to construct a meaningful life for themselves. Scott is the co-host of the Dream Big Podcast with Bob Goff & Friends, and a frequent guest speaker at schools, faith communities, retreats, and conferences. He's a speaker, writer, curriculum designer, and consultant, and has spent 20 years studying human flourishing in young adults. LifeGuides is a peer-to-peer community that helps people navigate through their day-to-day stressors by providing a place of empathy, listening, wisdom and support with a Guide who has walked in your shoes, experiencing the same challenge or life experience as you.

The United States Capitol Historical Society Chief Guide, Steve Livengood provides interesting insights on the construction of the US Capitol, the cornerstone, and on Washington DC. https://uschs.org/ https://www.facebook.com/USCapHis/

With the cancellation of graduations, promotions, vacations, and long anticipated social events, many of our children feel as if they are "missing out". YouSchool President, Chief Guide, Co-Founder, Scott Schimmel, shares how students can still find their identity, purpose, and belonging while discovering a meaningful life during the pandemic. He offers tips to help kids process with disappointment and cope with change.YouSchool, Curriculum for a Meaningful Lifewww.theyouschool.com/the-team

THIS WEEK: Did you know the U.S. Capital wasn't always in Washington, D.C., or that the Supreme Court shared space in the Capitol Building for almost 50 years? How about that the White House Press Briefing room used to be an indoor swimming pool? Jared spoke with journalist, historian and Senior Editor at National Review, Richard Brookhiser to explain how Washington D.C. was chosen as the nation's capital. The Director of Public Programs and Chief Guide for the U.S. Capitol Historical Society, Steve Livengood gave Jared a tour of the building where he works every day. FOX's White House Correspondent, Jon Decker spends a lot of time at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and explains the evolution of the White House, how it got its name and more. FOX's Washington Correspondent, Rachel Sutherland sat down with FOX's Supreme Court Producer, Bill Mears to discuss the history and traditions of the highest court in the land.

Scott Schimmel started The You School several years ago to help kids make the transition into adulthood. He and his team help students, families, and others who are in times of transition work through five key questions:What do you believe in?Who are you becoming?What’s your mission?How are you going to contribute?Who do you belong to?This is a process of identity formation, which, when it comes down to it, is also a process of spiritual formation.In this episode, Scott Schimmel shares about how The YouSchool is helping not only kids, but all kinds of people (including veterans) make challenging transitions that ultimately lead to a life of purpose and fulfillment.THIS EPISODE’S HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:Scott Schimmel is the President and Chief Guide of The YouSchool.Scott initially intended to go into accounting. Then he came to faith and started to rethink what he was called to and what kind of person he wanted to become.Scott ended up serving with InterVarsity for ten years.YouSchool was founded to help people get clear on their calling in the world, to help them transition well into life.The ability to look at your life as a story is incredibly helpful for getting perspective on one’s life.There are five key questions that The You School helps people answer: What do you believe in?Who are you becoming?What’s your mission?How are you going to contribute?Who do you belong to?The You School’s process for helping people grow into healthy adults is really a process of spiritual formation, though they don’t use that language to describe what they are doing.Scott shares about his own spiritual formation leading up to the creation of You School, as well as how he has been shaped since starting You School.You School works with several veterans’ organizations to help veterans transition out of the military.RELEVANT RESOURCES AND LINKSThe YouSchool Website: https://www.theyouschool.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheYouSchoolInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theyouschool/Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/user32651157The YouSchool Podcast https://theyouschool.podbean.com/Books: The Divine Conspiracy by Dallas WillardRenovation of the Heart by Dallas WillardTo leave a review of Spiritual Life and Leadership: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/spiritual-life-and-leadership/id1435252632— Links to Amazon are affiliate links. If you make a purchase through any of these links, I’ll receive a small commission–which will help pay for the Spiritual Life and Leadership podcast!

In this episode, we invite our friend Scott Schimmel to the tree house to talk about knowing and re-writing our stories. Scott is President and Chief Guide at an organization called YouSchool that focuses on helping people in the midst of life transition to see a vision for who they could become, find a mission to pursue, and discover their unique story. We had a ton of fun in the rain, drinking mulled (not mold) wine, and laughing... like, a lot.Support the show (https://uncommongoodsd.com/give)

Guest Introduction: Scott Schimmel is the President & Chief Guide at YouSchool, a business dedicated to helping people discover themselves and build a plan for their future. YouSchool has developed developed a reputation for helping people to find, define, and unleash their true selves. Interview Summary: In this interview, Scott begins by revealing the common themes that he's found among today's young adults, and why this inspired him to start YouSchool. We ask Scott how we can recognize if our life is out of alignment. He walks us through the six life questions that all YouSchool students address when they start the program. He describes the process that helps people gain clarity, which includes a lot of introspection and consulting with a trusted figure. Next, Scott goes more in depth on the YouSchool process. He shares an inspiring story of a YouSchool student who completely transformed his life. Scott offers advice for people who have ambitious goals, but they seem out of reach or unattainable at the moment. He talks about the importance of having courage, seeking help from advisors, visualizing, and defining actionable goals. We ask him how someone can deal with people who try to hold them back from their dreams or get them to conform. Scott then discusses how someone can develop the vision to imagine new possibilities. He emphasizes taking initiative and meeting new mentors. He offers advice on how to seek out and develop mentor relationships and opportunities, particularly for those who are shy or introverted. Finally, Scott talks about some of the qualities that make a great advisor or mentor. He also explains how to properly utilize mentorship in order to get the most out of it. Find out more about Scott: https://www.theyouschool.com The Craft of Charisma Podcast is also available at: bit.ly/Soundcloud-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/Stitcher-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/iTunes-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/Spotify-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/GooglePlayMusic-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/iHeartRadio-CofC-Podcast

Our kids will walk through many seasons of transition on their way to adulthood.  Today’s guest, Scott Schimmel is on a mission to help people uncover their identity, purpose, and place of belonging.  Lee and Scott cover asking good questions, awkward kids, and helping our kids find an Advisory Board.  You aren’t going to want to miss a minute. About Our Guest: Scott Schimmel is the President and Chief Guide of YouSchool, an organization committed to helping students (and adults) navigate seasons of transition.  They’ve mentored, coached and helped people get unstuck for years.  Scott is a husband to Carrie, a Moms in Prayer mom, and a father to three great kids.  He’s an avid reader, speaker writer, golfer and now, a little league coach.  You’ll hear all about that on today’s episode. Scott's go-to verse for praying for his kids right now:   Ephesians 3:14   The You School- http://www.theyouschool.com  Moms in Prayer International- http://www.momsinprayer.org/   Find the full show notes at the Mom's in Prayer Blog - https://momsinprayer.org/who-we-are/blog/   

Peter is the founder and Executive Director of Gateway Mountain Center ( https://sierraexperience.org/ ) , a youth development organization innovating how youth learn, heal and thrive. He has enjoyed a 40-year career guiding people into mountain experiences and being an entrepreneur in embodied peak experience. Peter has traversed a trajectory from world-class climber, to Chief Guide of the Yosemite Mountaineering School, to founder of CityRock – the first full service climbing gym in the world. Today, Peter is passionate about changing the system of care for youth suffering from serious emotional disturbance and complex trauma. A giant thank-you to my sponsor for this episode: Somatic Experiencing ( http://traumahealing.org/traumatherapist ) Are you in a helping profession and looking for a new tool to treat your clients? Somatic Experiencing, developed by Dr. Peter Levine, is a potent psychobiological approach to resolving the symptoms of trauma and chronic stress. If you are looking to learn more about the transformational practice of Somatic Experiencing, check out their Free Webinar, *SE Basics* , by going to: http://traumahealing.org/traumatherapist Gateway’s program, “Whole Hearts, Minds & Bodies” is the first Nature-Based, therapeutic program to achieve full service partner contracts with County Behavioral Health Departments and Certification as a Medi-Cal provider. *In This Episode* * Gateway Mountain Center's Website ( https://sierraexperience.org/ ) * Gateway Mountain Center on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/GatewayMountainCenter/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-trauma-therapist-podcast-with-guy-macpherson-phd-inspiring-interviews-with-thought-leaders-in-the-field-of-trauma/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands