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Disipline and punishment: Pastor Stuart Rodgers: 9 June 2024
SUBSCRIBE TO THE SALES SECRETS PODCASTITUNES ► https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/s...SPOTIFY ► https://open.spotify.com/show/1BKYsQo...YOUTUBE ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVUh...THIS EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY SEAMLESS.AI - THE WORLD'S BEST SALES LEADSWEBSITE ► https://www.seamless.ai/LINKEDIN ► https://www.linkedin.com/company/seamlessai/JOIN FOR FREE TODAY ► https://login.seamless.ai/invite/podcastSHOW DESCRIPTIONBrandon Bornancin is a serial salesperson, entrepreneur and founder of Seamless.AI. Twice a week, Brandon interviews the world's top sales experts like Jill Konrath, Aaron Ross, John Barrows, Trish Bertuzzi, Mark Hunter, Anthony Iannarino and many more -- to uncover actionable strategies, playbooks, tips and insights you can use to generate more revenue and close more business. If you want to learn the most powerful sales secrets from the top sales experts in the world, Sales Secrets From The Top 1% is the place to find them.SALES SECRET FROM THE TOP 1%WEBSITE ► https://www.secretsalesbook.com/LINKEDIN ► https://www.linkedin.com/company/sales-secret-book/ABOUT BRANDONBrandon Bornancin is a serial salesperson (over $100M in sales deals), multi-million dollar sales tech entrepreneur, motivational sales speaker, international sales DJ (DJ NoQ5) and sales author who is obsessed with helping you maximize your sales success.Mr. Bornancin is currently the CEO & Founder at Seamless.ai delivering the world's best sales leads. Over 10,000+ companies use Seamless.ai to generate millions in sales at companies like Google, Amazon, Facebook, Slack, Dell, Oracle & many others.Mr. Bornancin is also the author of "Sales Secrets From The Top 1%" where the world's best sales experts share their secrets to sales success and author of “The Ultimate Guide To Overcoming Sales Objections.”FOLLOW BRANDONLINKEDIN ► https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonbornancin/INSTAGRAM ► https://www.instagram.com/brandonbornancinofficial/FACEBOOK ► https://www.facebook.com/SeamlessAITWITTER ► https://twitter.com/BBornancin
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Last Thursday, Angel Collinson came to Western Colorado University for another edition of our Blister Speaker Series. We talk about her ski career, purpose, passion, and how to think about when it might be time to alter the path you're on.TOPICS & TIMES:Angel's education (3:40)Philosophy (6:29)Brass tax moment in her ski career (10:37)Talk about leaving “the ski dream” a couple years ago (15:49)Quitting something and going in the “I don't know” phase (22:41)Reducing spending (28:57)Purpose & passion (33:47)Student question: Where are you at with skiing now? (44:21)Student question: Should you put commitments in front of personal growth? (46:52)Disipline (51:48)Student question: Walking away from something while maintaining relationships (57:20)RELATED LINKS:Blister YouTube ChannelPast & Future Blister Speaker SeriesBecome a BLISTER+ MemberBlister Summit: Learn MoreCHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:CRAFTED Bikes & Big IdeasOff The CouchGEAR:30 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In episode #50 of the podcast, we've got Vick TIpnes. An entrepreneur and business executive who is known for having founded the sleep apnea and at home sleep testing firm Blackstone Medical Services. He launched Blackstone in 2012 and turned it into a multi-million dollar revenue company. Jayson and Vick discuss Vick's successful business and his journey as an entrepreneur. Vick's business focuses on providing a home sleep testing device for sleep apnea diagnosis, eliminating the need for people to go to a hospital. Vick shares his own experience with sleep apnea and the importance of getting tested. He talks about how he started his business with limited resources, facing financial struggles and personal hardships. Despite the challenges, Vick's perseverance and vision drove him to build relationships with doctors, secure insurance contracts, and eventually expand his business nationally. Living hand to mouth and reinvesting every dollar back into the business, Vick faced years of financial instability. However, he believed in his vision and remained determined to succeed. Over time, his hard work paid off, and his business started to grow. He expanded his insurance contracts, and his partnership with a major insurer went from a three-county deal to a national agreement. Vick's inspiring story serves as a reminder that entrepreneurship requires resilience, persistence, and the willingness to sacrifice personal comfort for the long-term success of the business. HIGHLIGHTS Vick discusses his successful business centered around home sleep testing devices for sleep apnea diagnosis, providing a convenient alternative to hospital visits. We discuss the potential dangers of untreated sleep apnea, including increased risk of heart disease, stroke, and other health complications. He discusses the challenges of navigating the healthcare industry, including dealing with insurance companies and regulatory hurdles. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Introduction to the Bam podcast 00:42-Vick Tipnes Intro 02:40-Intro To Sleep Apnea 03:23-At Home Care 04:20-Data Collection 06:18-Insurance Contacts 08:08-Support Systems 10:18-Reinvesting 13:05-Expansion 15:12-Going Public 19:14-Disipline 21:03-Outro 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. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After receiving multiple questions about consequences in parenting (and asking them herself) Phylicia dove into Scripture to see what it said about consequences, condemnation and punishment. Are they the same? Different? If different, how? This episode looks at the Old and New Testaments for guidance on how God disciplines His own kids, which can in turn guide how we discipline ours.
Title: Does it Matter Whether Dog Training is Positive or Aversive?Source: Stanley Coren https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/canine-corner/202301/does-it-matter-whether-dog-training-is-positive-or-aversiveA Study from 2003Negative effects of positive reinforcementDate: 01/02/2023Summary: A study has been published to show that positive reinforcement training causes less stress to dogs. The author of this article used the opportunity to make ridiculous assertions to spin the study to a presupposed position. Situation: The article starts with the following key points. There is much controversy about the effectiveness of positive reward-based versus discipline-based dog training.Dogs whose training involved punishment and compulsion show more tension-related behaviors and higher levels of the stress hormone cortisol. When tested a month after force-based training, dogs still show a more negative, pessimistic emotional response toward learning new tasks.A 2020 study by a team from the University of Porto tried to provide additional data by looking at how training method affects the psychological welfare of dogs being taught basic obedience commands.The article claims, “Around the beginning of the 20th century, the first systematic dog training manuals were published. Some of the most influential were written by Konrad Most, who trained dogs for the Berlin police force and later for the German army.The article says, “many other aversive, force-based training methods are available—and unfortunately, the effects of these methods have not been well-studied.”By contrast, consider positive training, which involves rewarding a dog with a pleasant stimulus after it shows the desired behavior. Obviously, the most common form of reward involves food treats; however, positive dog trainers can also use verbal praise, petting the dog, or engage in a bit of play.In dog classes, the punishing or confrontational techniques typically used to control dogs can include sharp leash corrections meant to cause discomfort, slapping the dog, applying physical force to pressure a dog into a submissive position, shouting, threatening stares, use of water sprays, grabbing the dog by the scruff of the neck, or physically yanking at the dog to force it into the desired position.The author stated that “advocates” for “punishment based-training,” whoever they are and whatever that is, presume that canine misbehavior is rooted in the dog's attempt to express social dominance over its owner. “Advocates of such theories suggest that dog owners need to establish themselves as the "alpha" or "pack leader," using physical manipulations, threats, and intimidation in order to do so. The application of force is supposed to compel the dog to adopt a less challenging, more compliant, and subordinate attitude. Problem - The Study We finally get to the study. The Study looked at 92 pet dogs. There are seven different companion dog training programs in Porto, Portugal. The specific behaviors being trained were fairly standard, including teaching the dog to sit, lie down, stay, come when called, and heel or walk on a loose leash.The programs were divided into those that focused on mainly coercive interactions, those that used exclusively positive methods, or classes with a balanced mix of the two techniques.According to the article, It is important to note that this study focused on the welfare of the dogs, specifically their emotional responses, and whether these emotional effects extended beyond the actual training sessions—not on the effectiveness of the training per se.What is meant by the welfare of the dog? The dogs' emotions. not if the dog's behavior will cause them to lose their home or their lives. Action the animals received both a short-term and a long-term assessment. For the short-term assessment, videos were taken of three of their training sessions to look for stress-related behaviors in the dogs, such as cringing, yelping, lip licking, panting, and so forth.Saliva samples were taken to determine stress levels during training. Samples were taken from each dog separately while relaxing at home (to establish a baseline) and from each dog after training sessions.I would have liked to see samples taken before any training started. These measures allowed the investigators to look at the level of cortisol, a hormone in the blood. Most readers will find it unsurprising that the dogs in the aversive training classes showed more frequent stress-related behaviors, particularly panting, yawning, and lip licking. In addition, the dogs subjected to leash jerks, yelling, and other methods of force during their training had significantly increased cortisol levels compared to those with a more positive training experience.Most readers will find it is telling the reader what to think. How about the mixed training classes. Do they fall under “more positive training experiences?” 79 of them were brought back and trained for a new task.They were taught to associate the presence of a bowl on one side of a room with a sausage snack, while if the bowl was located on the other side of the room, it never contained the treat.The researchers varied the placement of the bowl to ambiguous locations to see how quickly the dogs would approach, looking for the treat.This test is believed to measure optimism or pessimism on the part of the dog since a higher speed in the running to the bowl is interpreted to mean that the dog is anticipating a reward, whereas a slower speed signifies that the dog is more doubtful and has a more negative attitude toward the situation.Did the dogs tell you what their movement meant to them? Is the slower movement possibly indicating impulse control, discernment, or thought? Many people might find it surprising that a month after training classes, there were still effects associated with the training methods.I hope not. There should be effects month after or the training was not effective. If a dog could not control itself around sausage before training, could during training, but could not a few months after training, what is the purpose of training? It seems as though a negative emotional pallor has descended upon the dogs who received the aversive and force-based training compared to their compatriots who received positive training. Those aversively trained dogs simply are not expecting anything good to come due to their behaviors and choices.Seems to who? How does the author know what the dogs are expecting? I do not see the speed at which a dog approaches food to indicate their expectations. Result "Our study points out that the [psychological] welfare of companion dogs trained with aversive-based methods appears to be at risk."Commentary/pushbackWhat is discipline-based dog training?I think it is important to define “discipline.” Because sometimes people get lazy with their word selection. According to Merriam-webster dictionary. control gained by enforcing obedience or orderOrderly or prescribed conduct, or pattern of behaviorSELF-CONTROLPUNISHMENTtraining that corrects, molds, or perfects the mental faculties or moral character.a field of study,a rule or system of rules governing conduct or activityMaybe I am wrong, but I think the meaning of the word discipline aligns with any dog training style. In my experience, a small group of extremists in the dog training world has controversy in their own minds and circles. The “controversy” does not go beyond that small but loud minority. The tests did not take into account the natural disposition of the dog and its stress levels prior to the start of the dog's training.Notice that the author change the terms from “discipline-based training to force-based training. What is force-based training, and who is practicing that in 2023?I have trained dogs professionally for a while. I have heard Konrad Most before, but he does not greatly influence modern dog trainers. I have not met a dog trainer who talks about his training as an influence on their training. War dogs and police dogs have very stressful jobs. So do soldiers. We can expect some stress in training those dogs, and stress is not a negative. What does “well-studied” mean when referring to the use of aversives in dog/animal training? I know that there are studies that prove that aversives are effective in the training of animals, including human beings. Positive training? Positive training is a weird term. The Article refers to positive reinforcement training, but it calls it positive training. I have never seen anyone practice PR with our also practicing Negative punishment. Let's talk about that a bit. Key concepts of operant conditioningIn dog training classes, the punishing or confrontational techniques typically used to control dogs can include sharp leash corrections meant to cause discomfort, slapping the dog, applying physical force to pressure a dog into a submissive position, shouting, threatening stares, use of water sprays, grabbing the dog by the scruff of the neck, or physically yanking at the dog to force it into the desired position. I do not believe people are using punishment to teach dogs new commands. Punishment is always used to stop unwanted behavior. While reinforcement is always used to get a behavior to happen more frequently.Who thinks canine misbehavior is rooted in the dog's attempts to express social dominance? I think that most misbehavior is caused by basic misunderstands between the species. It is not personal. What does it mean to be an “alpha/pack leader?” How does one establish themselves as a leader in the family? Provide and Control resources.Control the timing of events. Control of the environment. The title of the article is, Does it Matter Whether Dog Training is Positive or Aversive? I don't think the article provides a satisfactory answer to the question. The author is concerned with the emotional well-being of the animal. Closing Where you can find us at https://www.facebook.com/peopleswolfpodhttps://www.instagram.com/thepeopleswolfpodcast/peopleswolfpod@gmail.comMusic Produced by: WaresdannyIG: @waresdanny, Website: https://waresdanny.bandzoogle.com/home
No matter who the parent is they've been faced with guiding their kids in public. Sometimes that's a simple conversation, but other times a child may act out or embarrass a caretaker in public. How should parents respond? Dr. Kathy is faced with this question after a public critique by a college football coach of a college football player went viral. The sports commentator said the interaction went too far on national television, but did it? Dr. Kathy gives some great insight on how parents should engage in discipline when in public.
In this weeks episode Jonathan and Blanca open up about childhood traumas and how they will effect their parenting styles in the future! Hope you enjoy, Happy friday!If you enjoyed this episode, leave a review and make sure you subscribe! You can WATCH the Podcast on YOUTUBE Follow STB on INSTAGRAM If you are interested in advertising on this podcast or having Blanca and Jonathan as guests on your Podcast, Radio Show, or TV Show, reach out to podcast@yeanetworks.com ABOUT THE SPILL THE BEANS PODCAST: You may know Jonathan and Blanca from their popular family YouTube vlogs where they share everything from their somewhat traditional Mexican life. Based in Colorado, J&J have 4 babies: their son Franco, their golden doodles Ozzo and Chai, and their bearded dragon, Corni. Listen as they spill the beans on all things family and bring on special guests to join in the chisme. OUR OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA INSTAGRAM @jonathaanfloress @iblancaj TIK TOK @spillthebeanspodcast @iblancaj @jonathaanfloress18 YOUTUBE @blancaj @jjvlogs3547
Craig is known as the World's Most Disciplined Man. He built Turbulence Training Fitness to over $10 million in sales and now runs EarlyToRise.com. His books, The Perfect Day Formula and Unstoppable, have helped more than 260 entrepreneurs make their first million and over 55,000 high-performers to own the day, double their income and work less.
In today's 10 minute business accelerator on the game changers experience, Adam Strong shares how to find your ideal accountability partner Make sure you have a pen and notebook handy as Adam shares his wisdom as if he was in the room talking to you. Value bombs from this weeks episode The importance of commitment To give feedback and receive feedback Learn about discipline Choosing the right partner with different personalities or from a different industry Focus on choosing someone that will champion you and support you Host Follow Adam on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamistrong FREE BOOK GIVEAWAY: Get your copy of the best selling book 'Play the game' all you have to do is leave a review on Apple or Spotify, email me with a screenshot and send me your mailing address to hello@adamstrong.net (UK ONLY) For those outside the UK, will send you the digital version direct to your inbox. Looking for accountability or to be part of an accountability group, apply to the game changers inner circle (limited spaces) click here: https://hello618661.typeform.com/to/YthuhGbc Get the latest tips, tactics and business strategies via telegram, click here to join: https://t.me/adam_strong_official
Cultivating a positive mindset with Areej MansourIt was great having Areej share her journey and the positive impact living a goal orientated lifestyle has had on her mindset and attitude to life. Life changes when you choose to set and work on a big goal in so many ways and in this episode we delve into what that looks like.We delve into what consistency looks like, learning discipline, practicing compassion, family life and what you do if your plan doesn't always go to plan!Topics:Self-compassionDisiplineGoal settingSetting a strong whyGetting uncomfortableCultivating positivityGratitudeFollow Areej's journey on Instagram here. Learn more about the Berlin Marathon here.Learn more about signing up with Areej's run coach Rob here.Click here to visit my website and learn more about coaching here. Follow and send me a DM on Instagram here.Learn more about my real estate here.
When do we stop making ceremonial declarations and start making disciplined decisions? The main difference between these two points is consistency. It means that you have to become so ingrained in your own thought process that what you think can and must come to fruition. Now in this Podcast episode I was in Wyoming for my uncles birthday and I was meant to be spending time with the family. However as I was unplugging and relaxing I found myself feeling guilty. Guilty that progress towards the future was not being made. So my wife told me to go get a workout in, to go spend some time and focus my thoughts. As I did, I realized that my decision had become a discipline. I had made a decision to loose weight, to get in shape and make health a priority. Then I made a decision to run a marathon in mid October. Now I workout every day. I eat healthier and I run as often as I can. All of this began from a split second decision to make a declaration. I told a crowd of 25+ people that I would get in shape or pay them all $1000. No one believed me at the time. 3 months later, they all watched as I stepped onto a scale and beat the goal that I had set for my self. Even now however I am not where I want to be, I am still working towards my goal however as mentioned in the video, at this moment in time I am a masterpiece and a work in progress, all at once. And I think this is true for everyone, we are all a work in progress and always will be, however our lives have lead us to become masterpieces in our own right.
In this episode of The Last Days Podcast, Dr. Todd and Katie Holmes continue with "Continual Discipline Pt. 2". We know you enjoyed the first one so much that you wanted a follow up episode!
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Je suis ravie d'avoir interviewé Laurence Helfrich. Laurence a commencé sa carrière professionnelle comme gestionnaire de projets et quand elle a dû reprendre son rôle de maman au foyer elle s'est trouvée complètement démunie. Aujourd'hui, elle développe et promeut la discipline positive à travers des conférences, des ateliers et auprès d'écoles. Une discipline fondée sur la fermeté et la bienveillance, et qui nous invite à : - changer de regard sur l'éducation (grâce au développement et aux enseignements des neurosciences) ; - privilégier l'encouragement et changer notre rapport à l'erreur (l'erreur c'est l'opportunité d'apprendre) ; - mettre en place la coopération plutôt que le contrôle (associer l'enfant à la définition des cadres, c'est lui permettre de se sentir valorisé et de gagner en autonomie) ; - regarder à long terme (quelles compétences et valeurs voulons-nous que nos enfants emportent dans leurs bagages quand ils quitteront le cocon familial) ; - avoir une vision iceberg (chercher à voir ce qui se cache derrière un comportement qui paraît inapproprié).Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Hannah is a fitness instructor and personal trainer. She is a entrepreneur. Owner of a health business Vitalityway selling sea moss and superfoods. Hannah is super passionate about health and fitness but most recently focusing on deep healing, growth and connecting with God. Podcast topics: -Seamoss. -Upbringing. -Home school. -Health. -Fitness. -Healthy family. -Baby fever. -Routine. -Church. -Porn. -Sex trafficking. -Having sex with intentions. -Urges. -Energy. -Disipline. -Embracing change. -Being stuck. -Pride. -We are all learning. -Starting a podcast. -Being uncomfortable. -Communication is dying. -Remain a student. -Library. -Reading. -Believing. -Home. -Home school children. -Recognize what you've done. -Therapist. -Anxiety/depression. -Being in control. -It could be worse. -Welcoming adversity. -The little things. -The meaning of life. -Dying. -Critiquing parents. -Feeding your children fake food. -Ingredients in food. -Environment is everything. -Why people avoid proper health. -Leading by example. -Toxic food. -Lessons to give to children. -Knowing who you are. -The idea of business. -Hearing/listening. -Stuck in the mud. -Greatest lesson learned. Connect with Daniel: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danieljohngonzalez/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MultiMillMind Connect with Hannah: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hannahlocsin4/ https://www.instagram.com/thevitalityway/
Amanda is joined by ECE and Parenting Coach Danielle Bettman and they are talking about all the many struggles of parenting children while also navigating their emotional well being.Included in this episode:Disipline. Danielle teaches us about positive disipline and how to let go of poer strugglesSenstive children, big emotions - how can we handle these better?Generational trauma and how we can do betterTips on how to handle tantrums - Amanda shares her biggest tantrum experience yetTips for parentings who are in the thick of it and not enjoying their time with their children because behaviour issues take the front seat.Follow Danielle @parent_wholeheartedly on Instagram and listen to her podcast Failing Motherhood at: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/failing-motherhood/id1512670981Work with Danielle as your Parenting Coach at: https://www.parentingwholeheartedly.com/
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Tanner McFarland joined us on the IronWill podcast this week. Who is Tanner? He is the author of the book “College Made Easy”. We talk with him about his book along with some of his trials and hard times he has overcome. You can listen to this podcast on our website www.IronWill.us or on your favorite podcast platform.
You may have big plans for 2021, but unfortunately, the new year hasn
We must respect authority and understand that they are necessary, in order to have a civilized society. Disciplining our children is where it starts. Oathkeeper represent friends and allies, other breakers are our enemies and should be stopped! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christmediapolitcs/support
Title says it all...Listen up...and GET AFTER IT>
Shane Warner and Jon Chase had the opportunity to sit down with Dakota Meyer. Dakota is a Medal of Honor recipient, but that’s not what defines him. We talked to Dakota about training to be a firefighter, having a beer with the president and his continued efforts to make the world a better place. It is important to Dakota to be what people need him to be. He is proud of his daughters, Sailor and Atlee Bay and loves spending time with them. He has an amazing story of IronWill. So sit back and listen on www.ironwill.us or your favorite podcast platform. You can also follow Dakota on Facebook, Dakota Meyer and instagram @dakotameyer0317 or listen to his podcast Front Toward Enemy.
Jon Chase and I had the pleasure of speaking with Chris Mason We talked to him about his time in the Air Force, and serving as a police officer in the LAPD. He told us about his career ending injury, what the recovery was like, and how he transitioned into becoming a personal trainer and competing as a body builder. But most importantly we talked about his service to our country, the city of Los Angels and the impact he has on the lives of so many people. He told us the things he is most grateful for and what keeps him motivated. I hope everyone gets the chance to learn from Chris, he is really a great guy.You can follow Chris on instagram @chrismasonfitness and on Facebook Chris Mason-Fitness
On this episode Nick Cegelski, Enterprise AE @ SurePoint, joins me to talk about his story! Growing up in Rochester, he moved to LA to wrestle for USC, converted that into being a business owner to his early days now @ SurePoint. "Discipline is doing what you don't want to do, when you don't want to do it" was some advice given to him and it seems to be working out. Enjoy Nick's story because it's a great one!YOUR INTENTION MATTERS - because that's the result you'll tend to get.
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Best thoughts and ideas about jump starting or boosting your prayer life during the “pause”...The Papa Prayer: https://www.sanmarcobooksandmore.com/...Prayer: https://www.sanmarcobooksandmore.com/...Celebration of Disipline: https://www.sanmarcobooksandmore.com/...The Practice of the Presence of God: https://www.sanmarcobooksandmore.com/...Emotionally Healthy Spirituality: https://www.sanmarcobooksandmore.com/...Garden City: https://www.sanmarcobooksandmore.com/...The Prayer Journey series: https://ssbc.org/sermon-series/the-pr...One series: https://ssbc.org/sermon-series/one/
“Influence is the art of making a point without inflicting a wound.” ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
"Knowing what I know now, how would I do this differently in the future?" ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
“We must be willing to be wrong in order to trust what we believe to be right.” ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
“Having a baby no more makes one a good parent than having a baby grand piano makes one an accomplished pianist.” ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
"It's not what we feel, but what we feed, that creates our experience of life." ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
This is Down the Hill, where an undergraduate student discusses topics from philosophy, theology, education, truth, and more!Today's episode? Panopticons - what are they and why are they significant, who is Foucault, and we discuss the existence of panopticons throughout society. In this episode, Michael is joined by Katherine S.Join me in this great journey of mine as I continue to pursue the greatest truth!Music: The Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP), Requiem
“While choosing the devil we know over the devil that we don’t know may seem like an effective strategy, when all is said and done, we still may find ourselves living in Hell.” ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
“Don’t blame the clowns for acting like clowns… ask yourself, why do you keep going to the circus?” ~ Unknown (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
“If we don’t heal our wounds from the past, we will bleed all over people who didn’t cut us.” ~ Unknown (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
”Never Make the most important thing in your life something that is out of your control.” ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
"In order to become more influential in our experience of life, we must become more selective to whom we allow inside our heads." ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
“Until we know the difference between stress and distress, we won’t know what and when to change.” ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
"What we condone, we codify!" ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
“Until we are trusted, our ability to influence others will be limited or nonexistent.” ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
"Until we know the true cause of our stress, frustration, and anxiety… we won't be able to do anything about it." ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
"In order to influence others to do and be their best, we must make a distinction between whether we are going for trust and cooperation…or obedience. Trust and cooperation create solution-focused conversations and build successful relationships…obedience is what you teach your dog." ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
"When the alarm bell of the emotional brain keeps signaling that you are in danger, no amount of insight will silence it." ~ From The Body Keeps Score by Bessel van der Kolk (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
My mother’s pick of poison was a belt. Back in the day, she wasn’t the only parent that used their hand or some object to discipline their children with. I remember very clearly a day when I knew that belt was going to be used on me. I dressed in layers so I wouldn’t feel the pain. There. I said it. Pain. Is discipline supposed to be painful? What am I learning from this? What I learned is that the benefit of the whipping lost its value. Isn’t there a better way? I also clearly remember a time when my grandmother came over. I was reading a book that I couldn’t put down (that’s how I am when I read) and my mother came into the bedroom and blasted me for not coming out and greeting my grandmother. She took her hand and went to slap me across the face. I grabbed her hand and told her she could never hit me again. I was 15. My mother’s method of discipline was not going to be repeated with my kids. I found ways to teach right from wrong without getting physical. In 53 countries in the world, spanking is banned. Some people consider it child abuse. What does getting physical teach our kids? It’s okay to hit someone when they do something wrong. Does the cycle of spanking proliferate or do we find other humane options? Donna Valentino Author Direct (469-323-3197) Perspectivewithdonna.com Be true to yourself
"Feeling out of control and being shamed for those feelings is probably one of the most distressing feelings there is… especially if you are a kid.” ~ Bill Crawford (https://www.billcrawfordphd.com/quote-video-blog/)
In this episode, Uncle Willie Joe talks about how kids are not getting any discipline these days and then he pays a visit to The Boys from the Dung Beetle Saloon
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Pastor Kelly Crow tells the story of how he as a addict converted love with discipline into a solution to break the cycle of personal destruction. He truly disrupted those who need a hand up not a hand out!
James Harrison's Motive Against the Steelers - Steeler's Disipline and Effect on Playing Performance - Chris Carter (Covers Steelers/NFL for DKSports) Joins Dejan in Studio - The Bob Segment
James Harrison's Motive Against the Steelers - Steeler's Disipline and Effect on Playing Performance - Chris Carter (Covers Steelers/NFL for DKSports) Joins Dejan in Studio - The Bob Segment
Ben Gold is the president of QuickBridge, which offers working capital financing. He’s also a natural leader. He lives by a simple rule - discipline is freedom. Toward the end of our conversation, he shares a paradigm switching thought that I wanted to highlight for anyone listening to this show between the ages of 24 and 40. There’s a whole world of successful leaders out there that want to pass down knowledge to the younger generation. They’re just very selective about who they share it with.
Ben Gold is the president of QuickBridge, which offers working capital financing. He’s also a natural leader. He lives by a simple rule - discipline is freedom. Toward the end of our conversation, he shares a paradigm switching thought that I wanted to highlight for anyone listening to this show between the ages of 24 and 40. There’s a whole world of successful leaders out there that want to pass down knowledge to the younger generation. They’re just very selective about who they share it with.
Evening Worship Service, Order And Disipline In The Church – 1 Timothy 3:14-4:5 – Pastor P Kloosterman
Evening Worship Service, Order And Disipline In The Church – 1 Timothy 3:14-4:5 – Pastor P Kloosterman
It today’s sermon, Pastor Don starts a new series called When Disipline Meets Passion....
We are still in progress. It's about walking with Jesus and wanting transformation in our lives.
Central Region Sermon Podcast of the London International Church of Christ (ICOC)
Sermon by Various Speakers preached on 04/09/2016
Central Region Sermon Podcast of the London International Church of Christ (ICOC)
Sermon by Various Speakers preached on 04/09/2016
Sermon Podcast of theLondon International Church of Christ (ICOC)
Sermon by Various Speakers preached on 04/09/2016
Sermon Podcast of theLondon International Church of Christ (ICOC)
Sermon by Various Speakers preached on 04/09/2016
Torah Portion of the Week – Vayakhel -Born to Be Great – The Power to Overcome – A Powerful Parable about the Happy Drunk – A Great Story about Rav Chatzkel and Peace in Your Home – Springing Back The post 006 Born to Be Great – The Power to Overcome appeared first on The Global Yeshiva.
Organization: The Ark Fellowship Speaker: Pastor Goodluck Okotie-Eboh City: Cypress State: TX
Organization: The Ark Fellowship Speaker: Pastor Goodluck Okotie-Eboh City: Cypress State: TX
How To Shake Things Off
"Christian Discipline" presented by Barnabas Grayson
"Christian Discipline" presented by Barnabas Grayson
Declining numbers in church attendance
Pastor Jeff Fain brings the message from Hebrews 11:32. Specials: Faith Alford, Roy & Toddy & John.
Marriage is honorable in all and the bed undefiled, and John Piper is NOT invited. What business is it of John Piper's what goes on in the bedroom between married couples? Cindy and Jocelyn will be discussing the habit of complementarian leaders of dictating to couples what is and is not permitted in the privacy of their bedrooms. If time permits, they will also be discussing the practice of domestic disciple among Christians.
Marriage is honorable in all and the bed undefiled, and John Piper is NOT invited. What business is it of John Piper's what goes on in the bedroom between married couples? Cindy and Jocelyn will be discussing the habit of complementarian leaders of dictating to couples what is and is not permitted in the privacy of their bedrooms. If time permits, they will also be discussing the practice of domestic disciple among Christians.
Luke Weaver speaks on how humility allows you to be trained by discipline. He goes on to say how discipline legitimizes us as sons and then sonship sets us to walk into our inheritance
Pastor Prince looks at Biblical principles for raising children from Ephesians 6:4. The Negative Command How can you Exasperate your child?
Episode #5 - Todays heroes are teachers. Share yours! Phyllis expands on her Hero Teacher, Mrs. Fredrickson and how she influenced Phyllis' teaching style and discipline techniques. Phyllis gives practical strategies to modify student behavior in a positive manor. Phyllis wants to know about your heroes. She has set up a webpage so you can celebrate and honor your heroes. Write a teacher appreciation letter, upload a photo and share your inspiring stories. It's called the "Hero Initiative", tell us your story and them tell them. Go to : http://www.save-the-teacher.com/the-hero-initiative.html
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