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This week Matt and Dylan react to the Hallmark 2025 Dream Book to decide which ornaments we're most interested in owning! You can watch us reacting to the ornaments Buy some merch from us! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 28: “The Dream Book”It's our 150th all-time Episode! With Liz and Nigel observing, Potiphar's wife seeks direction and wisdom by consulting the (evil, pagan) Book of Dreams. In the studio Max, Liz and Nigel seem too preoccupied to do the show – for they are locked in on Animalgram – social media for animals. Eventually our Epic hosts start seeing the modern and ancient similarities! Featuring the audiobook “The Dreamer, the Schemer, & the Robe,” by Jenny L. Cote1:23 – Max Liz and Nigel seem too preoccupied to start the show, as they each explore their “Animalgram” profiles.4:51 – In Jenny's Corner – Miss Jenny tells us what's going on with this rather dark chapter6:26 – Chapter 27: “The Dream Book”26:10 – Our hosts begin to see the similarities between the Dream Book and their online profiles. And they also find the “antidote to the poison.”And as always – we'd love to hear from you! Email Jenny: Jenny@epicorderoftheseven.comBy the way - the audiobook, “The Dreamer, the Schemer,& the Robe: written by Jenny L. Cote, and narrated by Denny Brownlee, is available on Audible.com. To order your copy - Click here: adbl.co/3BPQ1Zy

Terrie reads Lafcadio Hearn's metaphysical story "Readings from a Dream-book," a collection of ethereal fragments that explore the nature of consciousness, mortality, and cosmic existence. [This description contains Amazon affiliate links. If you click on a link and make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no additional cost to you.] Uncanny Japan is author Thersa Matsuura. Check out her books including The Book of Japanese Folklore by clicking on the Amazon link.  If you'd like to help support the podcast and have a bedtime story read to you monthly, please visit Patreon. Discord: https://discord.gg/XdMZTzmyUb Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thersamatsuura Website: https://www.uncannyjapan.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UncannyJapan Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/uncannyjapan.bsky.social Mastodon: https://famichiki.jp/@UncannyJapan Twitter: https://twitter.com/UncannyJapan Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uncannyjapan/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uncannyjapan/ Books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Thersa-Matsuura/e/B002CWZ73Y/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1500180689&sr=8-1 Buy Me a Coffee (one-time contribution): https://buymeacoffee.com/uncannyjapan

Risen from sleep, an ogress Trijata by name, speaks to her companions intimidating Sita, of a dream she saw only a few minutes before revealing the triumph of Sri Rama and the discomfiture of Ravana, and stops them from molesting Sita. Pressed by the, she relates the dream to them and also speaks of the omens portending the triumph of Sita.recitation: 00:00 - 09:37Translation: 09:41 - 21:38

In Ep. 188, we are kicking off our new “Best of…” series with Sarah's Bookshelves Live team member, Chrissie, for the Best of Fantasy. Today, Chrissie brings you her all-time top ten favorite fantasy novels. Also, as a long-time reader and evangelizer of the genre, Chrissie talks about how she started reading fantasy, the wide scope of the genre, and ways those new to fantasy might jump in! This post contains affiliate links through which I make a small commission when you make a purchase (at no cost to you!). CLICK HERE for the full episode Show Notes on the blog. Highlights How Chrissie got started reading fantasy. What draws her to the fantasy genre. From sci-fi fantasy to epic, high fantasy, Chrissie talks about the wide scope of the genre. Her favorite sub-genres and what doesn't work for her. Chrissie's All-Time Top Ten Fantasy Books [16:36] The Fifth Season by N. K. Jemisin (2015) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [17:44] A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas (2015) | Amazon | Bookshop.org[22:11] The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater (2012) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [27:24] The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss (2007) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [32:10] A Murder in Time by Julie McElwain (2016) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [35:36] Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke (2004) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [37:35] Griffin & Sabine by Nick Bantock (1991) | Amazon | Bookshop.org   [39:58] The Queen of Blood by Sarah Beth Durst (2016) | Amazon | Bookshop.org   [42:15] Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer (2001) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [44:16] The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern (2011) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [46:40] High-Profile Fantasy Books That Did Not She Didn't Love [48:39]  A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness (2011) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [48:52] Babel by R. F. Kuang (2022) | Amazon | Bookshop.org  [50:55] Other Books Mentioned Fourth Wing (2023) [25:07] Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas (2012) [25:43] Flowers in the Attic by V. C. Andrews (1979) [26:36] Heaven by V. C. Andrews (1985) [26:46] The Listeners by Maggie Stiefvater (June 2025) [31:27] A Game of Thrones (1996) by George R. R. Martin ([33:04]) The Wise Man's Fear by Patrick Rothfuss (2011) [33:09] The Doors of Stone by Patrick Rothfuss (TBD) [33:15] A is for Alibi by Sue Grafton (1982) [37:16] Piranesi by Susanna Clarke (2020) [39:46] Twilight by Stephanie Meyer (2005) [50:03] The Black Bird Oracle by Deborah Harkness (2024) [50:28] Books from Our Discussion Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J. K. Rowling (1997) [4:23]  Charlotte's Web by E. B. White (1952) [6:23]  Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH by Robert C. O'Brien (1971) [6:26]   The Dream Book by Meg Wolitzer (1987) [6:37]  The God of the Woods by Liz Moore (2024) [11:15]  11/22/63 by Stephen King (2011) [12:10]  The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis (1950) [12:30]  The Fellowship of the Ring by J. R. R. Tolkien (1954) [14:29] The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien (1937) [14:30]   The Neverending Story by Michael Ende (1979) [15:36] 

The Secret Of Creating A Rich Life Ever felt like you had a brilliant idea, only to watch it slip through your fingers? It's frustrating, isn't it? But here's the thing: those fleeting thoughts are like the seeds of a rich life—if you plant them by writing them down, they can grow into something incredible. In this episode, I'm sharing why jotting things down isn't just about remembering stuff. It's about creating clarity, capturing creativity, and turning small moments into a richer, more fulfilling life. Here's what we'll explore together: Preserving the treasures of your mind – Why writing helps you hold on to the gold. Turning sparks into flames – How to transform fleeting ideas into bold actions. Finding clarity in the chaos – Use writing as a tool to sort through challenges and uncover solutions. Building richness every day – Discover how this small habit leads to a more creative, inspired, and meaningful life. Your Challenge: Write It Down For the next 10 days, I challenge you to write down your ideas, dreams, and even the little moments that make you smile. Don't overthink it—just capture them. You'll start to see how this simple act creates a ripple effect, adding layers of richness to your life. And to share this episode and the podcast to those you think could benefit (that's all of them - right?) https://personaldevelopmentunplugged.com/419-the-secret-of-creating-a-rich-life Shine Brightly Paul Hey there! I'd love to hear from you—questions, feedback, requests—all welcome. Drop me a line or leave a comment. If you've enjoyed this episode or any other, please share and subscribe! You can reach me at feedback@personaldevelopmentunplugged.com. Subscribe to the Podcast Ready to subscribe? Click here to explore your options. Or, if you're on Apple Music or iTunes, you can go straight to subscribe or leave a review here. 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And the transcript WARNING if you're a lover of the written word this may make you frustrated, or angry - you have been warned - is it an 'ism So here we are at Personal Development Unplugged. So what do we do here? Just before we get into the meat and gravy of this, episode, what is the Personal Development Unplugged podcast about? Well, for me, it's about breaking down the complicated steps to create a life of richness, to create the hero in you and you to become your own hero, your best self, the best version of you. And we all have issues. We all have things that we need to let go of. And that's what we do here. We let go of issues right here. Don't have to have all that therapy, but you can, because I'm a therapist. Not your therapist, but I am a therapist. I'm bloody good hypnotist, I think. And I'll use hypnosis here, but we'll work out wonderful ways to create the life we deserve. setting up goals, dreams, wishes, making them all come into reality, breaking down those blocks, the things that stop us, clearing up issues and anything else, what comes along. So that's what it's all about. So let's jump into the real meat and gravy, as they say, or what? I said, let's jump in now.     How many times have you forgotten great ideas or great memories   Hey, I've got a real good question for you. And it's not, why do I always start with hey? But the real question is, how many times, if you're like me, I've had a great idea, something that just comes out of nowhere and you think, ah, that is awesome. Absolutely awesome. Yeah, I'll do something about that and you don't. Something else comes along and you've forgotten about it for a little while. In fact, you might have forgotten about it for a long time until. Until you see something and you go, that's exactly the thing I thought about. That was my idea. Why didn't you do anything about it at the time? And, I know someone actually said there's, like these ideas floating around the ether, the multiverse, the universe, and they're the same idea is falling on lots of different people, but it's only the people who take action on those ideas. They're the ones who do it. And all the other people go, oh, that could have been me. I had that type of idea. Oh, look at them. And you see, it all comes down to, I guess, the real basics of success and I guess the basics of personal development. Because personal development is easy, or it should be easy, should be made simple. And that's what we do here in personal development Unplugged. break down the complicated make into simple steps and then do it. But here's the thing. What happened to that idea? Why did it disappear? Why didn't you do anything about it? Well, it's simple. It is simple. And again, is a basic of your personal development that we can get so far. But there's this one key, it's another key. There's lots of keys, but this is one key that really does work. And I know you might go. When you hear about it, you're going to go, oh, cloughy, you talk about this so much. Okay, I do. But do you follow it? And that's the bit. You don't know what it is yet. You see, this was. I've, been doing it for a long time, but then it was reminded, or I was re reminded that to do it more on a number of occasions. One was way back, oh, four years ago now. Over four years ago. And I recorded something about it, and it was 190. That's how far back it is. July 2020, because I'd been listening to the old Joe Rogan podcast, and he uses a bit more colorful language than this, but he was talking about how he creates the things that he creates. And he says he doesn't just come to me and I just do it. I have to write that sucker down. Well, he didn't say sucker, but you can guess what he said. I have to write it down. And then when I write it down, I can work on it. And, why is it so important? Why is it so important over, and above for getting great ideas? Because you have forgotten great ideas. Well, I know I have. And then I've seen some bugger do them in my place. But I've also forgotten great memories. Yeah, because when you record great memories by writing that sucker down, you get it in all modalities because you have to describe the pictures in your mind. And it also helps with your visualization because you're remembering things. And if you can do it at the time you are recording great memories. So it's not like a diary. Oh, I had this great time with my friend. No, you can just go into your memory right now and describe the memory in the way that it feels, the way that it made you feel. Because it's a feeling, the feeling, the emotion, the wonderful positive emotion that when you describe it, you feel it again. And if you ever come back to it, and you would, because it's such a good thing, you'd read it again, that memory would pop into your mind's eye and you'd feel it in all senses. And that's the wonderful thing. Not just visual, because you can see things. But if you don't get the emotions, you don't get the internal voice, the really good one, the positive belief that goes with it. Memories disappear and yeah, we can vaguely remember them, but wouldn't it be nice to. It's like a photograph, I guess, isn't it? You know, we always look at photographs and come back, but that's what it is. But you're doing it yourself now. You can explore all different things as well. You can explore issues because I always say, you know, really get to think about your issue. Deep work, thinking. And it doesn't have to be long time, deep work, thinking, but to explore them. You can think about it. Sit there with your cup of coffee thinking away. Someone interrupts you and guess what? Oh, what was I thinking about? What the hell was it? And it's gone, isn't it? And what's happened? Well, it obviously wasn't that important, says your unconscious mind. Well, let that one go. But if you begin to explore an issue, you can mind map it. You can talk about and, express the emotions. You can look and think about the positive intention. Why, you know, what is important about this? What is the positive intention behind having this issue? You can ask yourself questions, and you know, I'm big on questions, but not just thinking about them, but writing them down and writing the answers. And you don't have to write the answer straight away. That's the whole point of writing that sucker down, because it's there for you. Come back when you've got another five minutes. Because when you do that, because you've left it open, your unconscious mind carries on, the thought process, it delves down deep inside your unconscious memories, your skills, the things, all sorts of experiences and wisdom. And we'll find answers for you. So when you go back, it's as if the switch goes on and things just come to your mind. Come to your pen, as it were. So that's memories, that's issues. But what about this? Say right now you're experiencing something really good.     Make notes when you come across something happening right now   What would happen if you made a note of that right now? Not just think about, oh, that's lovely, at the end of the day, which it is, and go through it again. But when you write it down, it's as if you're capturing the moment. And again, to write it down, you have to use that internal voice of yours to describe it. And when you describe it, you have to look at the pictures really deeply, the pictures in your mind. And when you see them and you describe them and you feel them again, it makes so much more. In fact, I think I've talked about this before. it was again, the name of the man has disappeared. It was doing storytelling and things like that. But he said, I just had that little book that you. You. When you come across something happening right now, you make a little note of it. He called it homework for Life. And that was to create stories. But for me, it was to create great memories in the now, so I don't have to try to remember a great memory. I'm recording it right in the moment. And all this does is either get your unconscious mind to recognize the feelings, the good ones, or delve deeper to find new ways so you can feel better in the future. What else is writing this sucker down? Do? Well, for me, when you. When you're looking at issues, it gives you clarity, it creates more clarity. You can tend to look at things from different perspectives, because when you do that, you know, if you look at something differently, what you look at appears different, and you get a different perspective on that issue. And as soon as you have that, it's like a reframe. Ah. it doesn't just mean this. It also could mean this. And, that's a positive. How can I use this as a positive? So you start to get more clarity. You get more options, as if you're doing projects and things like that, or your goals, your dreams, you know, you write that dream down. I know. I used to produce a little book called the Dream Book, where you went through this process, and it just brought those dreams into certainly more clarity, gave you more thought, and suddenly more options would appear in your mind. And it sets off this. I don't know what it is, but the more you do it, it's as if you're attracting more ideas, more options. Now, you don't have to take them all up, but you put them down. And when you come back sometimes you go, ah, I didn't think that was possible, but now it is. Because you're a different person when you come back to those notes again and you see they're all reviewable. You can adapt them. The things all this is impossible. What? Cluffy, you're saying it's impossible? Yes, impossible if you don't write that sucker down. Because I guarantee you one of the old personal development Claphy guarantees. Because I do it myself. I've done it myself and I still do it. Occasionally you forget that bugger. And why would you want to do that when you're not just developing yourself, but just you're learning? You imagine how many of us, when we read a book, actually make notes as we go along. I'm really guilty of not doing that. I'm trying to do better. Trying. I'm even set my intention now when I read then what can I wonder what I'm going to learn from this? Could I learn what's the most important thing to learn on, this next 10 minutes? And then write that sucker down because there's no point in setting intention of what you're going to learn. And then forget the fucker. Excuse me swearing, but that's what happens, isn't it? And I want you to have this richness, richness of memories that, as you look at a little book, boom, I just come, come to you. And you can do it in so many wonderful ways. I mean, you can just write them down. You can have little pictures, I mean, mind maps. I'm a, mind map freak. Mind maps. Tony Bazan developed the mind map. It's such a simple way, a simple way to remember things. It's such a simple way to create those options, to add more ideas, to park things, to put them back. And the thing is, they're never, ever forgotten. You can park them, but they're still there. And, if you ask questions about these things, you know, what can I learn from this? What am I not doing if I started doing now, would allow this issue to disappear. What am I doing that if I stopped doing would allow this issue to disappear? What would this be like if it was easy? You can't just think of those. You need to write them down. And to me, doing them on a bloody computer doesn't work. Get that? Muscle memory, the handwriting. I mean, there's a great thing and I talked about it on a five minute quickie. Again, can't remember how years ago. And I've called it, because in my mind I Can't remember what it was really called. I called it things Like Outer Limits thinking, where for 10 minutes, with one piece of paper, you write down every sort of idea, everything you'd like to do, get a theme, and go, what can I do to really create this? Or if it's just to have fun, what are all the things I could, do and have fun if it's in a relationship, how can I make this relationship richer? And, without editing 10 minutes, you. You just keep writing. Your pen doesn't come off the page. And I tell you what, it's like dumping everything in your mind. And you get through the first couple of minutes because you've all. That's all the conscious stuff. And when the unconscious stuff comes out, you go, shit, there's some good stuff here. Now, some of it is so wild, you might think, never going to happen. But, what will happen is even that wild shit will bring thoughts to you in the future because it'll always be there. Because if you think, oh, if I could do that, though, if I could, what would it feel like? Oh, now I'm getting the feeling of the wish fulfilled. And now your unconscious mind go, well, that's maybe too far a bridge too far a jump too far, but here's a step that gets us halfway there. Now, how can you do this? I mean, it's so bloody simple.     My challenge to you is do this for about a week   You need a pen, your pencil. I have what I call a puzzle book, which is a book of plain paper. I have my journal, and these, things come from my journal. Then I'll pop it in the puzzle book. Or you have these little things called a field book, and they're only tiny, tiny, tiny little books, but you can put them in your pocket. So when that moment happens or you see something, someone being kind over there, just make a note of it, because it made you feel good. And that also makes you think, I wonder if I could do something similar to be kind to somebody else, that type of thing. Or if you hear something and you go, that's wonderful. How many times that, if you like me, you hear something on a podcast and you go, you're on for me. It's generally on the treadmill. And I go, oh, that is awesome. Bloody word awesome again, that is such a good thing. I must remember that. I must remember that. And then you say to yourself with a great hypnotic bloody thing which says, don't forget it. And what do you do? You're telling yourself to forget it. But if you. Very quickly, as soon as you stop that running you go, ah, write it down. Take it, take it in your shorts. When you go into the gym, taking your little bag, it's awesome because it's so small. And the thing is, and the biggest takeaway from this is because you can return to it time and time again, it gets richer. And the more you do it, guess what? It gets easier. It's effortless. Effortless. And even looking at your puzzle book, your journal, the little field book, it acts as an anchor, an anchor for ideas. Say you just had an idea book and you write ideas on it with a big light bulb or something like that. Every time you see it, your unconscious mind will go around and go, oh, let's give him another one. Let's give her another one. And what happens? Our life becomes richer. We start trying to find even more ways to learn even more. And it's as if the more you do this, something richer comes along, something even gooder comes along. And what are we doing? We're taking responsibility for the richness of our life. And you could say, well, this is a bit like creating your reality, isn't it? You could say that because you're thinking of things, you're writing them down, you're getting that feeling, and that feeling is your motivation. It's your why. In some ways, you just haven't written out the why, but you could, because you've got a book to write out. Why is this so important to me now? What will it allow me to do? You could have a little page of stock questions. As you look at one, jumps out to you and go, that's going to give me the answer to something new. I think if you just did this a few minutes a day, carried a little field book, which costs you bugger all, a little notebook you can even buy. And I noticed this, I've bought them. You instead of. If you got like a Biro, you can buy Biro's now. There are, only about 3 inches long, 75 millimeters long. They fit. They're smaller than the bloody book. You have no excuses, because we've all got excuses, haven't we? Oh, I can't find a pen or. I could never do that. Try it. Do it. My challenge again, My challenge to you is do this for about a week. Do it, everyone could do something for a week. You can always do something for 10 days. Do it for 10 days and notice how different your life is. And the thing is, it's only got to be different by 5% to go. This is good. And I bet you it's going to be bigger than that. I bet you're going to have better ideas. I bet you're going to feel better. I bet things are just going to suddenly come your way. And if nothing else, you'll have a list of wonderful memories that you'll always be able to recall because you just read them. Because sometimes I can't remember. Now you've got this wonderful little tomb, tome, tome of memories. And they're not photographs. They're, as you read it, they're in your words describing the wonderful feelings you had. And then you get it back again. I'm harping on about this a bit, aren't I? But I do think, do think if you could just do this for a few days, you will find a difference. And even if you go, oh, I can't get a field book, I can't get a journal, I can't get a paper book, get a piece of paper, get a little card. I mean, the great one is you get these little cards and you stick them in a wallet, stick them in a purse, stick them in your pocket, stick them with your pen in your pocket. They'll fit. There is no excuses. And if you're here, and I know you are because you're listening here, you're in here, you're here for the long run. You're in here for creating a better life for yourself. You're in here for creating a life for other people, a better life for other people by being a better you finding your hero. Because each time you have that little thought, I'll make a note of that now. And then you can put it into different places, move forward.     If you don't write that sucker down, I'm after you   And if you're creative, a creative person, this is a boon, boon, boom, boom, whatever it is, it's a treasure trove that every time you open the page, it's like lifting the lid off that treasure trove. And it you can have all that creativity and then generate even more. Because that's what it will do. That's what it will do. Anyway, I've rabbited on enough. I think you get it. But if you don't write that sucker down, I'm going to be after you. I will. My unconscious mind will talk to your unconscious mind. They're going to have a few words. So, let's get it together, have fun. Now, take that little challenge for me. Go on a dare you. And then if you want another bit of writing, but this one's with a computer, send me some feedback how well it worked. Maybe there was a difficulty, maybe you noticed Something you're not doing. There was an issue behind that. Let me know what it is. Feedback atpersonal Development unplugged.com Do that for me. I will either celebrate with you. I will find something, a process or some something to get you through that block. Because we will. And then we'll share it with others. Because when we share it with others, well we get to learn things even better and we inspire other people. I love people celebrating and sharing their stuff. It's not big headed. When you share things with a wonderful intention to help people for no want of return, that old selfless service comes bubbling along and it just feels good. That's the worst that can happen. It feels good. Or the law of reciprocity will come and dump some really good ideas in your head as well to keep it going. So do that for me. That'd be brilliant.     Paul Clough: Write that sucker down today. It's going to take you at least three minutes   And talking of sharing, what are we going to do? Let's share this episode if you would share the old Personal Development Unplugged podcast to as many people because I really want to get this out to people. We're going to. This is a bit more tech, call it technical, but more hands on hardware type stuff, isn't it? And then we can do the software in the head as well. So we're going to do both. But today was write that sucker down. It just works. It just works. So do that. Oh, did you subscribe? Because if you haven't, come and have a word with you and have you signed up to Those hypnosis tracks paulcloughonline.com podcast that's it. There's so much for you to do. It's going to take you at least three minutes to do all those things and then 10 minutes a day to write that sucker down. Have fun, enjoy and create the life you deserve. Because I know you do. See you soon. Bye bye. It's time to fly. Warning. You are now leaving the unplugged mind of Paul Clough. It's time to fly on your own. Be brave my friend. 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In today's episode, we kick off a powerful 3-part series called What Are You Committed To? by diving into why so many of us, especially women, are addicted to overwhelm. Do you ever feel like you can't slow down without guilt, or that feeling pressured and stressed are your default modes? There's a reason for that—and it's not just about having too much to do. It's about cultural programming that's taught us to tie our self-worth to productivity, self-sacrifice, and saying “yes” even when it hurts. In this episode, we'll unpack how society sets women up to feel like they have to be everything to everyone, why this leads to burnout and overwhelm, and, most importantly, how to start breaking free. If you're ready to stop feeling trapped in a cycle of stress and learn how to find peace, this episode is for you. You'll Learn: The subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways we're programmed to associate our worth with productivity and self-sacrifice. Common signs you're in overwhelm—and what to do when you recognize them. A daily reset practice to help you pause, assess, and realign with what really matters. Special Resource: If you're already feeling the holiday stress starting to creep in, check out my DeStress Your Holidays replay, a 3-part series to help you reduce overwhelm and make this season one of peace and intention. Access the replay here: www.bethanyclem.com/destressreplay Book Mentioned in this episode: Take Back Your Brain by Kara Lowentheil Let's Stay in Touch TikTok: ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@bethanyclemenson⁠ Website: ⁠www.bethanyclem.com⁠ Get Ditching the Dream Book and Journal: DTD Book: ⁠https://amzn.to/3LgaecR⁠ DTD Journal:  ⁠https://amzn.to/45SFb0d

Do you feel like holiday traditions are more stressful than joyful? Are you caught in the cycle of doing things "because you've always done them," even though they no longer bring you peace? It's time to change that! In this episode, we're talking about how to make the holidays both simple and meaningful—without sacrificing the joy or connection that traditions are meant to bring.

Do you ever feel like you're just going through the motions during the holidays? From family traditions to endless obligations, it's easy to lose sight of what YOU actually want out of the season. In this episode, we'll take a step back and help you get crystal clear on what matters most to you during the holidays.

In this episode, we break down why the holiday season is often more stressful than joyful and, more importantly, how we can change that. From the pressure to be perfect to societial norms and family dynamics, we explore what's really driving the stress and provide actionable steps to help you create more meaningful, intentional holidays. What You'll Learn: Identifying Common Holiday Stressors: The pressure for perfection, overcommitting, and family dynamics. Why these stressors affect us so deeply. Why We Feel the Pressure: The role of social comparison, people-pleasing, and cultural expectations of the “perfect” holiday. How to Shift Away from Holiday Stress: Tips for prioritizing what truly matters, setting boundaries, redefining gift-giving, and protecting your energy. Don't miss my free 3-part series, "DeStress Your Holidays: Say Goodbye to Holiday Overwhelm and Reclaim Your Peace," where we'll dive deeper into these topics. Go to www.bethanyclem.com/holidays to save your seat Enjoyed this episode? Leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, and share it with someone who could use a stress-free holiday season! Let's stay in touch: TikTok: ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@bethanyclemenson⁠ Website: ⁠www.bethanyclem.com⁠ Get Ditching the Dream Book and Journal: DTD Book: ⁠https://amzn.to/3LgaecR⁠ DTD Journal:  ⁠https://amzn.to/45SFb0d⁠ XO -Coach B

Only 2 spots available for private coaching - email - bethany@bethanyclem.com or DM me on social:) This episode is powerful but I am warning you, you may feel called out and irritated by what I have to say. I'm sharing truth but it can be hard to hear. After listening you will be able to take he action you need to move forward. You've got this! Let's stay connected- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bethanyclemenson Website: www.bethanyclem.com Get Ditching the Dream Book and Journal: DTD Book: https://amzn.to/3LgaecR DTD Journal:  https://amzn.to/45SFb0d

In this episode we talk about how to find connections to things you know about yourself in order to decide on what's next for you. I share 3 simple exercises and a bonus question that you can ask yourself that gives you instant clarity. I can't wait for you to try these! Let's stay in touch: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bethanyclemenson Website: www.bethanyclem.com Get Ditching the Dream Book and Journal: DTD Book: https://amzn.to/3LgaecR DTD Journal:  https://amzn.to/45SFb0d

We are designed for connection but often we are busy trying to please others and be who we think we are supposed to be instead of being authentically us. When this happens, it messes with our ability to have fulfilling relationships. In this episode, I share the top 5 ways I've learned to develop deeply connected and meaningful relationships. You may be surprised at my #1 in this episode. Please share this episode with someone that you think would like it. Want information about Private Coaching? Email me bethany@bethanyclem.com Let's stay in touch: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bethanyclemenson Website: www.bethanyclem.com Get Ditching the Dream Book and Journal: DTD Book: https://amzn.to/3LgaecR DTD Journal:  https://amzn.to/45SFb0d

Part 3 in the 10 Shifts Series continues. Inside this episode we talk about showing up as the person you want to be, how to notice and dispel your excuses, and the importance of practicing. Want information about Private Coaching? Email me ⁠bethany@bethanyclem.com⁠ Let's stay in touch: TikTok: ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@bethanyclemenson⁠ Website: ⁠www.bethanyclem.com⁠ Get Ditching the Dream Book and Journal: DTD Book: ⁠https://amzn.to/3LgaecR⁠ DTD Journal:  ⁠https://amzn.to/45SFb0d

In this episode, I share a story about how fear stopped me from taking action for almost 2 years and how I moved past it. I break down the path to change your life in 3 steps. These steps are simple but not necessarily easy. This is a practice. Grab a journal or notebook - you're going to love this! Grab Ditching the Dream Book and Journal Here: DTD Book: https://amzn.to/3LgaecR DTD Journal:  https://amzn.to/45SFb0d Lets Stay Connected TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bethanyclemenson Website: www.bethanyclem.com

In this episode:The amazing and highly inspirational Claire Frances joins me. Claire is a professional writer and soon-to-be published author, who also happens to be my fabulous cousin.Claire has come on to share her pretty incredible journey to having her first novel published. Despite her experience as a journalist and freelance feature writer for publications like BBC Countryfile Magazine and Devon Life, and as a host blogger for The Huffington Post, the road to securing a publishing deal has been anything but easy. But what I have wholeheartedly admired in Claire throughout the past few years is her unrelenting tenacity in continuing to work at it, despite monumental hurdles and setbacks, and her steadfast belief that the universe has her back, which has helped her trust her instincts and make massive decisions that others would have considered too risky. In this episode you'll hear us talk about Claire's very relatable experience of trying to make this dream of hers work. We unpick how and why she didn't give up, and hear about her challenging and tenacious journey to gaining her first book deal with One More Chapter, an imprint at Harper Collins, who publish “unputdownable fiction”. Come join us. You won't regret it!- - -

Ready to unlock the secrets of transformation through discomfort and book writing? Join Jake as he interviews Big Idea To Bestselling client and personal trainer, Trisha Selbach.  Trisha uncovers the fascinating parallels between book writing and fitness, and reveals how embracing discomfort might just be the catalyst you need for remarkable change. Trisha shares invaluable insights on overcoming doubts and insecurities, emphasizing the importance of your voice in achieving your aspirations. Delve into the inspiring story behind her book and discover how writing a book can change everything. What You'll LearnWhat book writing and fitness have in commonWhy getting uncomfortable might be the change you needHow to overcome your doubts and insecurities to achieve a goalWhy your voice mattersHow her book inspired someone she looked up toAbout TrishaTrisha Selbach is a Personal Trainer, Gym Owner, Mom and Biker chick who has devoted the last 13 years to helping women in middle age lose weight, get strong and generally kick ass.Connect with TrishaVisit Trisha's Website - www.trishaselbach.comConnect with Trisha on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/trisha.selbachFollow Trisha on TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@trishaselbachFollow Trisha on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/trishaselbach/Connect with JakeText FREE to 661-669-7363 for a free copy of Jake's Bestselling Book, Big Idea To Bestseller Follow Jake: @jakekelferSubscribe to Jake's YouTube Channel - @jake_kelfer Get Instant Access To Jake's Free Training: How To Write And Launch A Bestselling Book In 1 Hour A Day

Day Dream Believer Are you? Do you? What do I mean about all that? Well, we all daydream and most of the time we don't realize we're doing it. That can be a bit of a shock if you are one of those people who think they can't visualize because you do it perfectly when you daydream. The thing is I am not talking of those daydreams we simply get lost in and then forget them when things interrupt us. So what are you talking about Cloughie? I hear you ask. I am talking about deliberate daydreaming, using this natural superpower, this natural phenomenon to create confidence, success, and anything you want. The great thing it's easy, simple, and takes no time at all or as much time as you like because when you do it the feeling you get is also great! How am I going to do that Cloughie? Well if this was an article I'd write it out for you but it isn't so as always you will have to press play, listen, and take notes. 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Why not look for me and the podcast on > SPOTIFY AND the app Castbox I'm also in iHeart radio YouTube - copy n paste UC3BlpN4voq8aAN7ePsIMt2Q into search bar The Libsyn podcast page http://personaldevelomentunplugged.libsyn.com tunein, learnoutloud, Google Play Music Listen to Personal Development Unplugged on RadioPublic Music by Wataboi from Pixabay, Music by DreamHeaven from Pixabay, Music by ccjmusic from Pixabay, >, Music by freegroove pixabay seduction-jazz-112149 from Pixabay, Music by prazkhanal Pixaby ventura-117073 from Pixabay, And the transcript WARNING if you're a lover of the written word this may make you frustrated, or angry - you have been warned - is it an 'ism Paul Clough: Daydreaming can make your life so much better   >> Speaker A: Hey, you over there, listening. I hope you're listening anyway. Well, I wouldn't be talking to you if you weren't listening. And this is me, Paul, and I'm thinking about things that simply unnatural and actually using the things that simply come naturally, because the simple things, as we know in simplicity, there's genius and all that, things we love that bit. And if it's natural, a natural phenomenon, it means we're using the things that happen so natural, we don't have to make them happen, we don't have to add a process to it, do we? Or if we do, we can add something at the end to make it even more better. So, I've got a question for you. Have a think about this. Well, not think, just think very quickly, how often do you dream, and I'm not talking about the sleepy bye bye's dreams, those ones, and I have some weird ones, but sometimes, have you noticed in some dreams you can wake up and still be dreaming them? That's weird. But that is not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about when you really daydream, really trade. Say that again. A really daydream. But the thing is, it's not that, what I'm not talking about and the stuff I think we do quite often is not that, oh, what will happen if it all goes wrong? Nearly swore. If it all goes to that pile of stuff in the corner there, what would happen then? That's the type of dream that we daydream, don't we? And we have, they're the things that we do so naturally. And when I talk to people about do you visualize stuff? They go, no, I can't visualize. I don't know why they're that type of voice. But they say. Sometimes people say, I can't visualize. But I know for 100% truth that when you start to think in these negative ways, we daydream like a gooden, and we can see how things can go really wrong. We can make it up so well because it is a dream. We can add sounds, we get feelings out of the bloody things. It's not even happening. And we can feel them, feel them. And that's just really like a dream. And we feel things in dreams. So something in your mind you can hear, you can see and feel. And the thing is, it sometimes isn't just a one off event, is, ah, it. It's like a bloody miniseries. Bloody miniseries of negative things with umpteen bloody episodes, each one getting a little worse. Because you thought it could get this worse, and then something inside you. Well, what happens if it even got worse than that? Or if this happened? If that happened. And when we do that, we tend to get lost in our thoughts. And I mean lost. We just get lost in it. And we feel it. And those emotions stay with us, don't they? Those fears, the anxiety. I always think about impostor syndrome because we might get it at the time, but I know that we get it before, when we think about doing things. Who am I to do this? I don't deserve this. I'm not good enough. They'll find me out. And that's before you even start the bloody thing. But you see, I am not talking about those ones where we're lost in those type of thoughts. In fact, not lost in thoughts at all. Because sometimes even we'll think about things, and then we're so lost, we don't even remember the bloody thing, because something else comes along. And you see, that is a natural phenomenon. And being lost in your imagination can be great, really can be great, can it could be expansive, experiential, it could be weird, could be outrageous. But to me, as long as we remember, we remember that weird, we remember that outrageous, we m remember the inspiration that we were making and having, and, noticing the experiences, the richness of life. That what I'm talking about, that's the dreams I want. That's real daydreaming to me, because that's doing something of a wonderful, positive way. And the thing is about those, they may come to absolutely nothing. And I've had daydreams like that, where something is so great. And I thought about it. I thought about it. And then thought she. I, don't think it's going to run. And I don't do it because it's not that important to me. But then I'll have another one. And I get so fired up and in the moment I start the process. And sometimes I start too quickly and it peters out because I hadn't gone through a process of working out how to do this thing, but it fired me up. But you have to think about this. No, you don't. Well, I do. Where the hell did that bloody thing come from? Where did that weird, expansive, experiential, outrageous, weirdly wonderful, inspirational little dream come from?     What about deliberate daydreaming with intention? Because it works   Well, for me it can only come from my unconscious mind because I wasn't consciously doing it. And even I was sometimes consciously doing it. I'm accessing the stuff inside. And you see, you could if you wanted to, even if. And this is what I try to do. And I say try because try means fail. That doesn't. Sometimes I stop remembering because it goes so quickly. But have a dream book. I've told you about these dream books before. They're on sale everywhere. They're just not under the title of a dream book. I used to sell a book called my dream book, but it's all about putting stuff into the future. But a dream book is, as I've said before, I could sell them to you if you get in touch with me, or they're available wherever you want. A dream book is a piece of, well, a load of bits of paper. Normally plain paper, because I like plain paper. And they're bound with two hardcovers. or a soft cover, because it's a bloody book. A book with plain paper in. And on the front of it you put my dream book. This dream book belongs to me. Anyway, that's that bit. But we'll talk about that a little bit later. But you see, here's the thing. What about deliberate daydreaming? Because it works. I've told you that. Didn't mean to say it that way. I believe when we have those expansive, weird, outrageous, intuitive, inspirational dreams, well, they can come. But what about if we did that deliberately dreaming with intention? Because I think when we dream with intention, we get our unconscious mind to join in as well as our conscious mind. Our, conscious mind being the goal setter, our unconscious mind being the goal getter. And that means we're goal setting, as it were, to dream, to dream in a way. And it starts off, I guess, with everything, you have a goal in mind. So it's not just necessarily random, but it can be for ten minutes. You might just want to sit down and randomly dream of everything you could possibly want to do. That's a wonderful thing to do. Have them in that dream book. Write the suckers down. Old Joe Rogan, he didn't say sucker, but he said, write that sucker down. And I believe that you'd write these things down because you'll always come back to them. They may be stupid at this moment in time, in your mind. They may be silly, outrageous, too outrageous for you, too weird. But you never know. As time goes by, you look at it again and you go, do you know what? I think I'm going to have a go at that. Or I'm going to change it slightly. You see, if you have a goal, a wish, an end in mind, maybe we've tried to follow it and it wasn't right. You see, sometimes we do that because we've got those bloody negative beliefs, as I said, those first sets of daydreams, but they still have those beliefs. I'm not good enough. I'm stupid. I can't do this. Then we get the fear of the anxiety, and they're just to really protect us from any failure. But how can it be failure when it's in your mind? That's the thing. This is in your mind. And we all know that failures are not failures if we learn from them. But when they're down in your mind as an imagination, a, visualization, those thoughts that you can just allow to go to anywhere, any type of scenario, any type of action, and notice what happens. It's as if you're doing it in real time, but without the result, as it were, that, if it didn't work, quite work out the way you wanted to do, you haven't lost anything. You've learned by it. But if it did, you know what to do. So you can start. So you think, let's just rewind slightly. Let's go back to that dream, that dream that want, that you have, the dream that you want to create in your life, that goal, the boring, some people call it boring, but it is a goal. It's an aim in mind. And if we daydream with intention, the intention is to learn. To learn what may be possible, to learn what may come up so we can mitigate against it. To learn what it will bloody feel like. Because wouldn't it be absolutely disastrous? And I, don't know about you, but I've done this before. You have this intuition. You go for it. You don't think about it. You just go for it because it's something that's been on your mind. You put no planning into it because you go, I'm going to go with my inspiration. Just my inspiration. You put a lot, of effort into it, time. And when you get there, you finished, or you're going through it, and it's not what you want. It doesn't feel good. You're not getting the feedback that you wanted. You're not getting the feelings, the richness, the success. And I think we can alleviate that now by beginning to, as I say, daydream with intention. And as we do that, we can start to ask questions in this daydream.     Ask yourself what would it be like to succeed at this dream   So we think of the goal in mind, the dream, the dream we want to have realized. And, with the intention to find out, to be inquisitive, curious. We can ask things like, what will it actually be like to succeed at this? What would I see along the way? and what would I see when I get there? What type of things would I speak to myself, my internal voice? Would it be encouraging? Would it be. What would, what would I say to myself to make it encouraging, to motivate myself? How would I hold the big picture of the final result while holding on to the steps along the way and the feeling of motivation. Maybe there's a smell and taste of success. You can imagine that now, couldn't you? Just thinking of that goal and just asking yourself, what would it be like along the way? The journey, the adventure, I like to call it not the journey, but what would it be like? Would it make my life better or worse? And sometimes that's a bit difficult to think of it. You say, well, what would I lose? Because some people say, well, I'll lose my anxiety, I'll lose my fear. But some people might say, well, I'll lose my friendships, the people I've grown up with, because I'll be moving on. What will I gain? Well, I might gain competence and confidence, new skills. My self esteem may get better, stronger. I may gain new friends. And I think, as you know, that you can again, write that sucker down. Any concerns you have, any things that you think you're going to gain so you can mitigate one and make sure that you plan for the other. You can ask yourself, in this intentionalized daydreaming, what steps would I have to take? The very last step to make sure it happens. The very first step. You can just think about that, and you can see yourself doing it, see what it feels like maybe you look at that first step and you go, whoa, that's a big one. Maybe I've got to think of a smaller step because that's too big and too overwhelming. And when things get overwhelming, we get panicky, we get anxious, and we just, well, we lose our motivation, we get overwhelmed, and then we have this wonderful excuse of saying, I'm a procrastinator. Well, you're not. You're just taking too many steps about too many things where we just want the very first step, the step of the feeling of the wish fulfilled. Because if you can really feel what it feels like to have succeeded, but have that feeling of success on the very first step, acting as if you've already got it, but this is what I've got to do to get it, and it's all in your imagination. You can write that sucker down. Maybe as you look around in this daydream of yours, you can see what type of help you'll have had, have had to have had or help that you need. Maybe there's people that you need to get on board with. Maybe there's people you just need advice from. Maybe there's other resources. You got to think of what other resources you have, because we can take skills from different contexts and, put them into this wonderful daydream. And as you do that, guess what you're going to do. Write that sucker down. So now we've got a daydream in all its wonderful technicolor and going off in all different directions in a way that we're really making it so rich in the steps, the way, the process, and, we've written it down so we can come back to it. And again, you might want to just think when you're dreaming. I say that again, when you're daydreaming with intention, you want to learn something about that dream, don't you? What can you learn about this daydream? Because you might find out that as you go through this daydream, you go, actually, I've spent ten minutes on this, writing this sucker down. And as I look back now, do you know what? It's not really floating my boat. I've realized maybe that it's something that people say we should do, peer pressure, and, I don't want to do it. It's not going to make my life better, really. At the end of the day, are we spending all this energy on something I'm not really that interested in now? What a wonderful learning that would be. So write that sucker down. But also what could you learn from that dream that you could use in other dreams, other projects, other goals to make them more successful? And where do you write that sucker down? In your bloody dream book. That dream book that belongs to. That's right, you. And, why I keep saying, write that sucker down. And I know people go, oh, Paul, this is so hard. Intellectually, you know this bloody stuff. And if it was just intellectually knowing stuff and that works, you'd have done the bloody thing already. You'd be using this process right, left and center every time. But it's not intellectual. It's about doing. You can know the stuff, but if you don't do it, it's a waste of time knowing it, isn't it? What's the point of knowing stuff that will make you a success? Create dreams into your reality, or your reality into that dream, or whatever the term would be, creating your own reality in the way that makes you feel wonderful. Rich. Lost my train of thought there. But you see, what is the point? Oh, I know what is the point. If you just know how to do it, but you never do it. No point whatsoever. Because the one thing about it is you won't get that dream. And in fact, probably, if you don't write it down and look to see where the process is, something else will come along. Something else just as interesting, I can read and know and not do about will come in and push the other things out. And so you'll have this wonderful library of absolute dross, because it might be superbly interesting. But if you don't use it and you just talk about it, talking the talk doesn't do anything. We know that we have to walk the walk, or walk that talk. So get that dream book, and you'll find, as you do, that, you'll go, this is. I'll say that again, this with a. The, This is really interesting. I may not use this now, but, if nothing else, I'm learning how to daydream about things that are going to be important to me. So when the real important stuff comes up, the really intuitive, outrageous, courageous, whatever you want to call it, weird, wonderful intuition comes to mind. You've got this skill buttoned down because you know how to do it. You know how to write it down, and you know how to start. That's why. And if you think about it, what about we just talk about dreams and goals? What about your personal development path, if there is such a thing? But it's a path you're on, isn't it? Path you're on to create the wonderful version of yourself, the best version of yourself. Every day, maybe, hopefully every day.     You have areas of your life that you want to improve   But certainly you have this set of missions maybe to, because the reasons you're here, there's areas of your life that I know you want to improve. And how do you do that? Here's a process. Now daydream with intention. So you look at the areas of your life, and we've done some of this with wills and spokes and talked quite a few, quite a bit about this over the last few months, I guess. But now doing it with intent, daydreaming with intention. So you get that context of the life that you want to change or you want to improve, you want to get better at. And again, you just stayed dream. How do you want to be? See it in all its glory, hear everything about it inside, outside, the smell and taste and feel what it would feel like taking the steps. And some of them might be a little bit difficult. But sometimes those difficult steps are brilliant because you get to do it. You have this privilege of getting to be the real you. And when you make that effort and you conquer that effort, shit, you feels brilliant. And you can even think, and I know this happens, you work on one area of your life to make that better. I guarantee you, and I don't do many cloughy guarantees, but I guarantee you other areas of your life will improve too, as you get more confident in that area that wasn't quite so confident. I know the confidence grows in other areas, too, because the ripples of your change in that one area will go so far and wide in all the other areas, and they'll affect other people in your life. And you can daydream about that. Who will this affect? And will it affect them positively, negatively? How can you help them grow? Maybe by showing them the way and daydream it. And it doesn't have to be a three hour bloody movie. You can do it in little ten, five minute little snapshots. Maybe just think. Sometimes you say, well, I've done this before. Didn't really work. Okay, great one daydream. What do I have to do differently? How do I have to be different? Those wonderful two questions. What have I got to stop doing that? if I stop doing, I start to get the result. What have I got to start doing that I haven't been doing to get the result? What do you do with all that information? you've got it. Write that sucker down. Oh, in the dream book, you will be amazed. You'll thank me for it. I promise you, first of all, I've got to write it down. But as you write things down, it gets so inspirational. I mean, what would happen if you took ten minutes a week to dream wild stuff in your life? We've talked about this before, maybe with an Od intuition. Could this be the one to change your life completely? Because that's what's happened to people before. They get, that one little inspiration. Where did it come from? Don't know. Well, if you start making ten minutes a week, only, ten minutes a week to daydream with intention to dream wild stuff. What is the wildest thing I could think about doing? Most outrageous, most weird. Write that sucker down in your dream book and then come back to it. There'll be stuff in there. You're going to go, do you know what, Cluffy? This is what I say to myself, cloughy, I don't know where you got that from. That ain't going to fly. Tell you that, mate. It's not going to fly. And then in brackets I put yet. And they'll look at others go, well, that won't fly either. But it does give me some thoughts, some motivation, some thoughts about another thing I was doing. And I can take some of that and put it into that. So it's done its job already. And the thing is, each time you do this, can only have a positive effect on your life. Cannot have a negative effect. It cannot. It can only have a positive effect on your life. So why wouldn't you do it? Because even those negative beliefs we started talking about, I'm not good enough. I'm stupid, I can't do this. I don't belong here. Oh, I've got this fear and anxiety. It's in your head. And when you start to realize it can only have a positive effect in your life, all you have to think of then is, well, what's the most positive belief that would support this? Because I'm going to bloody do it. I get to do this. Great. And then what you do is you think, well, this is the one. So what do we do? We schedule it. Put it in our diary. Make time for it. Oh, and write that sucker down too. And put it in your diary. And make sure, you then review the bloody thing. Review that you've started for and then review that you've. What pace you've set, what changes have you made? Do you need to do something differently? And, then if you wanted to, you could visualize it where you are and where you're going to go even more. Maybe you just have to look at some notes or just make some more notes and connect it to other bits. Everything keeps changing. And I think because we're flexible, remember those five keys to success? One was know your goal. Well, we've had all that in here, haven't we? But flexibility. How can I make this even better?     There's loads of ways you can get help through this podcast   What a wonderful question. Then write that sucker down. M and that's how I finished off this, my notes with. Hm. Dot dot, dot, dot, dot.   >> Speaker A: See, if you wanted some help, there's loads of ways you can get help through this podcast. I know there's thousands and millions of other podcasts you go to as well, and you ought to. But on this podcast you've got wonderful resources. You've obviously got a back catalog, of, I don't know, some 700 bloody episodes from the five minute quickies and the longer podcast. So we've covered most subjects. You've got those free hypnosis and NLP processes. So anything you need to learn or change your state and do all that stuff and get your imagination going, there's loads there. 60 plus hypnosis and NLP processes there. And you get them from personal source. No you don't. You get them from paulcluffonline.com podcast and play with those and download them. And you don't have to them all the time, but just pick one. And maybe that just get your unconscious mind to inspire you. But yeah, you could even write to me. I'd love you to write to me. Especially how this has affected you if you've done it. And if you haven't done it, maybe I'd love to know what feelings you got about not doing it. So we can do a process to let go of those feelings. So you can really get on board with making your life the richest life you can ever imagine. Knowing that we're just simply using what comes naturally.     You can do this in anything, with anything you can dream of   And one of the things I thought of, because I've got this little like a format that I make some notes around and it's one of the things what I want to tell you about in this episode, and it really is, it's like taking responsibility, this thing that we just get to do this privilege and to remind you it's up to you. Nobody else can create your life. People can try to control it, and you can let them if you want to go on the effect side of life. But when you come at cause it's up to you, up to you to create and then the doing. So I just want to inspire you, to let you know that you can do this in anything, with anything you can dream of. So start dreaming intentionally. And, why is it important to do this thing that comes so naturally? Because it just bloody works. That's what I just wrote about. Why is this important? Because it just works. There, you go daydreaming, daydreaming with intention, and just add this to your little set of things. Ten minutes a week, maybe ten minutes. If you do this, ten minutes a day. My God, I tell you now, at the end of the month, when you review the weeks, the four weeks that have just gone by, you would realize you have changed or created so much in your life. It would be absolutely, I haven't said the word all podcasts. It'd be absolutely awesome, be incredible, be brilliant. And the thing about it is, you would be the one who's done it all down to you. And that means you can do more. Yeah, have a think about that. So I hope you enjoyed that. I also hope that I communicated in a way that's pretty clear. And if I didn't, let me know that feedback at personal developmentunplugged.com email. Just send me a few notes. But I hope there's golden nuggets here that you can use and you can share. Because if you just share, this episode to somebody, you don't have to share it to 50 people. 30 will do. and imagine those 30 people. Oh, dear. But imagine the people you share it with, getting them to imagine their world and creating it. Wouldn't you have done a great job of paying it forward? Yeah, imagine that. And also, as you're imagining that screen of what you're listening to this podcast on, if you imagine it into your mind and then see it in real life and press subscribe and follow, that would be awesome. Because that is another thing of paying it forward in some way, because it makes this, not more popular, but it makes this podcast more accessible because it's pushed out to more people. And they can choose, they get the choices to listen or not, but at least they get the choice.     Paul Clough says it's time to fly on your own   There you go. That's it from cloughy. I got to sit down and have me coffee. Yeah, I got into that. So please, let's daydream together and have more fun than we can stand and fly in those dreams. Bye bye now.   >> Speaker B: Warning. You are now leaving the unclouded mind of Paul Clough. It's time to fly on your own. Be brave, my friend.   >> Speaker A: Personal development unplugged.

Join host Aaron Peep and singer-songwriter Rebecca Sichon from Mission, BC, as they explore her musical journey, the challenges of the music industry, and enjoy a live performance in a conversation that promises to inspire and enlighten.Canadian singer-songwriter Rebecca Sichon showcases her expanding musical talent in her 2021 EP "Dream Book," where her love for modern R&B and exceptional vocal skills shine through in tracks like “Innocence” and “Our Garden.” A rising star since childhood, Rebecca's journey has seen her evolve from singing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" at age five to winning multiple Fraser Valley Music Awards and collaborating with notable artists, poised for a breakout in the global music scene.Support the showwww.biggerthanmepodcast.com

On this episode of The Professional Services Pursuit, Orrin Klopper, CEO of Netsurit, joins us to talk about his company's unique approach to creating a people-centric culture that ensures employees and clients are engaged, happy and productive. Their Dreams Program helps team members identify their top 10 personal and professional goals each year – and helps to turn them into a reality. We discuss what a ‘Dream Book' is, and Orrin shares how this concept changed, not only his business, but his life as well.Other topics discussed in this episode include:The inspiration behind Netsurit's driving force - supporting the dreams of the doersWhy good leaders need to be good coaches and know what their teams aspirations areThe importance of aligning your cultures when going through mergers and acquisitionsWhy it is critical to make connecting (in-person or virtually) a priority for your teams How the authenticity of your culture improves your customer experience

Good morning everyone! Thank you for tuning in to the Motivated Entrepreneurs podcast. Today we have a book review called "The Dream: The Extraordinary Revelation Of Who We Are And Where We Are" by David Icke. David Icke has become world-famous for his work exposing today's fast-unfolding global dystopia more than three decades before it became a reality. They laughed then. But he didn't stop there. He went further. Icke knew that the world of the ‘seen' was only a reflection of something far, far, deeper that ultimately originates with a non-human force in another reality. They laughed then, too, even many who call themselves ‘alternative' thinkers. But he didn't stop there. He went further. Icke began to say after the turn of the millennium that human reality is a virtual reality simulation designed to entrap perception. They laughed again, and yet mainstream scientists have since concluded that we do live in a simulation. But he didn't stop there. He went further. The Dream sees David Icke go deeper in the rabbit hole than ever before to describe fantastic revelations about the nature of our reality, who we are, where we are, and the real origin of human control. I hope you like and enjoy this episode. Could you give it a listen? Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2VkXGHq Listen on Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/39TYebQ Motivated Entrepreneurs Website: https://motivatedentrepreneurs.co.uk/ Please Like, Share, and Subscribe to Motivated Entrepreneurs Youtube Channel: https://bit.ly/3eA64u5   Cheers, Dean

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Starting with an opus is a wonderful way to return after a week off, and the new collaboration between Shackleton and Heather Leigh is a fantastic bolt out of the blue that shifts through the genres in the same way the whole podcast tends to do. Elsewhere, we're raising money for the cancer treatment for artist Glenda Torrado (PayPal donations: octupopo@gmail.com), celebrating the surprising return of Small But Hard records, and have long-awaited new music from Forest Swords and E.M.M.A. With new Vanishing Twin, hardcore satanic boogie, and experimental pop music amongst others, this is a cracking pod to celebrate the breadth of superb music being made today. You can listen to the first six tracks for free. To listen to the full episode, get a huge back catalogue of music, and access to our live shows and Discord group, please join our Patreon: patreon.com/independentmusicpodcast. The podcast only survives with Patron support TracklistingFlesh & The Dream – Book of Daniel Part 3 (The Image of Gold and the Blazing) (Everything Forever, Germany)Vanishing Twin – Afternoon X (Fire Records, UK)Derya Yildirim & Graham Mushnik – Tren Galir (Meridian Brothers, Colombia)Ethnique Punch and Dj Scotch Egg – Ekinoks (Small But Hard, Germany)Nephalem – Dickspit! (self-release, Australia)Rachael Lavelle – Let Me Unlock Your True Potential (self-release, Ireland)E.M.M.A. – Soda Lime (self-release, UK)Ethan P. Flynn – Abandon All Hope (Young, USA)Forest Swords – Butterfly Effect (Ninja Tune, UK)Kinn – Dogtooth (First Light Records, UK) This week's episode is sponsored by the state51 Conspiracy, an independent music house. Go to state51.com to find out more about everything they do: state51 Factory sessions and events; hand-made Atelier products; a diverse roster of Label releases; Greedbag stores, pop-up and fanzine, and the Collective of distribution partner labels and artists Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston

Hi there, Today I am so excited to be arts calling author and writing coach Mary Adkins! (www.thebookincubator.com) About our Guest: Mary Adkins is a writing coach and founder of The Book Incubator, a 12-month program to write, revise, and pitch your novel or memoir. She is author of the novels When You Read This (Indie Next Pick, “Best Book of 2019” by Good Housekeeping and Real Simple), Privilege (Today.com “Best Summer Read,” New York Post “Best Book of the Week”), and Palm Beach (recently named one of the New York Post's “Best Books of 2021”). Her books have been published in 13 countries, and her essays and reporting have appeared in the New York Times, The Atlantic, Slate, and more. A graduate of Yale Law School and Duke University, she helps aspiring authors finish their books with joy and clarity. You can apply for The Book Incubator by going to apply.maryadkinswriter.com. Thanks for this amazing conversation, Mary! All the best! -- Arts Calling is produced by Jaime Alejandro (cruzfolio.com). If you like the show: leave a review, or share it with someone who's starting their creative journey! Your support truly makes a difference! Go make a dent: much love, j https://artscalling.com

Dita is a long-time searcher of the Truth who has diligently studied and experienced Nostradamus' knowledge concerning the power of the stars, came into the possession of the prophet's only dream book in a mysterious manner. This edition of Nostradamus' Dream Book (1928) was the last one in existence. Dita spent many decades, not only studying the tools Nostradamus revealed to predict individual's futures, but consistently, throughout her lifetime, has experienced their truthfulness. According to Nostradamus (and modern Science), radiation holds the Universe together and causes every object to radiate in its own characteristic way. Our established Zodiac is proof, confirming that each individual born under one of the 12 astrological signs reflects certain characteristics radiating from the planets that conform to each sign of the zodiac.Now listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv or www.xzoneuniverse.com *** AND NOW ***The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.comThe ‘X' Zone TV Channel Radio Feed (Free - No Subscription Required) - https://www.spreaker.com/show/xztv-the-x-zone-tv-show-audio The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com (Free)To contact Rob McConnell - misterx@xzoneradiotv.com

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This week, Matt and Vanessa continue exploring the theme of Silence in Chapter Twenty-Nine of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire! They discuss Ron's aversion to any mention of Voldemort, Fred & George's business venture, and Dumbledore's office decor. Throughout the episode we consider the question: are we really experiencing silence, or simply choosing what we pay attention to?Thank you to Kirby for their voicemail! Next week we're reading Chapter Thirty, The Pensieve, through the theme of Comfort.--It's two sickles to join S.P.E.W., and only two dollars to join our Patreon for extra bloopers every week! Please consider helping us fill our Gringotts vault so we can continue to make this show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Christmas Clatter! In this episode, we have a special treat as the crew from Pepper Tree Villa joins us to review the 2023 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament Dream Book. We'll be taking a closer look at some of the latest and greatest ornaments available for the upcoming holiday season.Join us as we dive into the pages of the Dream Book and share our thoughts on some of the standout ornaments, including fan favorites and new releases. From classic characters to modern designs, there's something for everyone in this year's collection.Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting out, this episode is sure to provide some great insights and inspiration for your own ornament collection. So sit back, relax, and get ready for some festive fun with Christmas Clatter and Pepper Tree Villa!Downloadable 2023 Hallmark Dream BookFollow Pepper Tree Villa: YouTube    Instagram   Twitter   FacebookFollow On The Porch PodcastMerry Moth DesignsWest 5th StudiosBuy Me A Coffee-----Affiliate Links-----Virtual Studio-Ecamm LiveGraphic Design-Canva Podcast Host-BuzzsproutAffiliate links mean I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. This helps support my channel at no additional cost to you.

Happy Monday, Christmas Fanatics! Can you believe we're already at the end of February? Time is flying - which means we are well on our way to the most wonderful time of the year! In April, Hallmark releases their 2023 Dream Book; then Leon Day is two months later, which is quickly followed by the Fourth of July; at which point, we're on the downward slope! So hang in there, because we'll be there before you know it! In the meantime, as always, your favorite elves are here to tide you over and inject a little Christmas Cheer into your week! This week, gather with Julia, Thom, and Anthony to discuss Netflix's "Dash & Lily", the adaptation of Rachel Cohn's and David Levithan's Young Adult book of the same name! While none of the hosts liked Netflix's "Merry Happy Whatever", all three really enjoy this series with two of them absolutely adoring it! What worked so much for them this time around? You'll just have to listen to find out! Also discussed in this episode: what the elves have given up for Lent; Ellie's birthday; Julia and Marty's date night; "Ant-Man" and "Cocaine Bear"; Anthony's attempts to track down exclusive "Scream VI" merchandise; and much, much more! So, settle in, relax, and enjoy with this episode that's as fun and as filled with holiday cheer as the Netflix series that's being discussed within it! As always, thanks for your love and support, y'all!

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Stephen Campbell creates custom artwork for clients around the world and he is the cover artist for Capitol, Tabor, and Poole Shop's second annual Dream Book. This episode gives a window into Stephen's unique ability to help others step into their creativity through art therapy while mastering his own craft.

Today's episode is literally, magical. And deeply personal. Manifesting and spiritual connection, and how this all connects with inner child healing? In today's episode, I will be sharing some deep knowledge about the art of manifesting in the context of science and spirituality, and how important it is to have done the inner work first for this to work, not only to manifest your dream reality but to sustain it.  I'll also be talking about my family lineage history with fascinating manifesting superpowers, how I recently manifested a dream book deal with NO manuscript. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:What is manifestation and How it is connected to inner child healingHow I manifested my book deal with NO manuscript, as well as my house, business success and relationshipThree practical tips on how to start aligning yourself with your true desires and goalsHey bestie! My mission is to help High-Achievers and people-pleasers heal their Inner Child and find healthy love, especially those who desire an extraordinary connection but often struggle in their relationships. Got An "Aha!" Moment? Take a screenshot this episode, share it with the world, tag me @bygloriazhang on Instagram, and let me know your thoughts!________________________________________MENTIONED IN PODCAST:The Abundance Inner Circle: Join the waitlist and get updated when this intimate, high-level opportunity to work with me becomes available.________________________________________FREE RESOURCES:How To Heal & Attract Secure Relationships:  Register for my popular free workshop where I reveal my proven 3-step process of how to create thriving relationships by healing your inner child.Download Gloria's FREE Guide to Inner Child Healing.Follow for daily inspo on @bygloriazhang!_____________________________________WAS THIS HELPFUL?I'd be so grateful if you could take a moment to follow, leave a 5-star rating, and download a few more episodes. As a gift of gratitude, we'll send you my Inner Child Starter Kit if you leave a 5-star review and share what you love about the show.

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Have you ever dreamed of writing a book but felt lost about where to start? Today is joined by best-selling author, Michelle Kulp. She shares her journey of quitting her 9-5, launching an online course, writing over twenty best-selling books, and her experience in 2020 of writing one book a month for an entire year! Whether you are an entrepreneur, or someone curious about the publishing process, this is an informative and inspiring listen!Michelle Kulp Website:https://bestsellingauthorprogram.com/FACEBOOKLINKEDINTWITTERINSTAGRAMOpen enrollment for the August back-to-school session of NUTRITION BUSINESS BOOTCAMP is available now!Apply today.Whole Body HealingWholeBodyHealingNutrition.comIG+TikTok: @wholebodyhealinggeorgia@wholebodyhealingnutrition.com

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Democratic deliberation can be viewed in a few different ways. It can be approached as a means of competing interests coming together to bargain between groups until they come to some kind of political agreement.     From an epistemological sense, deliberation is what we do in the absence of certainty, and where uncertainty exists so does the political. This requires us to practice as the political philosopher Hannah Arendt says, "thinking without banisters." Deliberation takes place as members of a community discuss and determine answers to perennial questions: What is real? What is moral? What do we value? How can we best address our political or economic problems?     There's a third form of democratic deliberation, one often overlooked or under-utilized: deliberation as a way of working through emotional trauma. Rather than debate the significance of certain political events and which legislative actions should be taken, this more therapeutic view considers deliberation a tool for helping communities process emotional cataclysms or psychological maladies, especially past ones left unacknowledged or repressed.     This can happen on a personal level, or collectively, for a community. Think of it like political activism as a massive group therapy session.     This third form is advocated for by Noëlle McAfee, a professor of philosophy at Emory University with a secondary appointment as professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences. She is also the director of Emory's Psychoanalytic Studies Program. In her 2019 book, Fear of Breakdown: Politics and Psychoanalysis, which won the American Psychoanalytic Association's 2020 Courage to Dream Book, McAfee applies a psychoanalytic lens to some of the most pressing political issues faced by American democracy today, such as racism, inequality, alienation, and globalism.     In this conversation, we reflect on a few things.     What is the fear of breakdown and how does this anxiety make democracy more difficult to practice? What are some psychoanalytic explanations for the rise of nativism and authoritarianism in the United States? What are some of these political ghosts and wounds that remain submerged or repressed? And what does it look like to use democratic deliberation as a form of collective therapy? Show Notes: Cornelius Castoriadis   Fear of Breakdown: Politics and Psychoanalysis by Noëlle McAfee (2017)   "Remembering, Repeating, and Workting Through" by Sigmund Freud (1914)   D.W. Winnicott   Feminist Perspectives on Autonomy   "American Democracy and Its Broken Bargaining Tables"  by Daniel Layman (2021)   "Who Cares About Democracy?" by Walter Horn (2021)   S1E09 Trust in a Polarized Age w/ Kevin Vallier (2021)   "We're Overdoing Democracy. But Why?" by Kevin Vallier (2019)   S1E14 A Tool for a Pluralistic Society w/ Justin Marshall (2021)   S1E05 An Expansive and Democratic View of Physical Education w/ Nate Babcock (2020)

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Did you know your story is your legacy? And writing a book is the ultimate way of creating change?  In this new episode, Jas Rawlinson is sharing why and how you can write your dream book. Jas is a best-selling author, award-nominated book coach and resilience speaker who specializes in storytelling that changes lives.  She is a Yahoo Finance top 10 book coach and has impacted hundreds of thousands of lives through global media outlets, including ABC, news.com.au, New Idea, and Authority Magazine. Connect with her here:  www.jasrawlinson.com www.instagram.com/jas_rawlinson  www.facebook.com/jasrawlinsonofficial

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Show host Kim O'Hara reprises her popular episode The Bigger Message in the Book and this time it is part 2 with more detail on building the foundation of your book and your mindset as an author.  Learn how as a first time author you can benefit from forward thinking to create the right mindset to write a successful book. Also hear what happened when she took her own book back from her traditional publisher and stood in the power and purpose of her voice and message! Kim warns about writing books too fast or without a system or process.  You can end up with a doorstopper book!  She also gives the 3 Keys to Unlock your Dream Book, a sure fire system she sees work over and over with her clients, and her participants in her 8-week cohort Own Your Authorship.  If you are interested in joining Kim live every week with 12 other aspiring authors, go to astoryinside.com/own-your-authorship.  Or see her free training at astoryinside.com/join-me-as-i-train-live As you can see, Kim doesn't leave any stone unturned when it comes to making sure you go out of the gate with that book with the strongest footing, to battle away those cunning brain games that keep you from writing.    If you subscribe to our podcast, you can be delivered bite-sized interviews with incredible people with a story to tell each week who will inspire and educate you in areas of money, relationships and health. Please also review us and share this podcast, but more importantly check out these recent episodes from amazing guests Aiden Moore talking about finding your soul Carl Jung - style (get your head out of celeb news and find your soul!) and Karuna Rawal, an Emmy winning executive who has mastered the art of balance and motherhood. Thank you for listening! 

Today I talk to my first agented author, Christopher Mannino! Chris is represented by Stephen Fraser of the Jennifer De Chiara Literary Agency, and has two books on submission. In this episode we discuss: *How getting lost in Cornwall and spending time at Oxford (filming location for the Harry Potter movies) inspired his first YA novel, THE SCYTHE WIELDER'S SECRET *Writing in different age categories *How your Dream Book can be hard to let go of, but why it's important to pivot when it isn't working *Why contradictory feedback from agents can actually mean you're getting close! *Juggling multiple projects at one time to stay inspired and motivated Follow Christopher Mannino on social media: *Facebook: Christopher Mannino | Facebook *Goodreads: Christopher Mannino (Author of School of Deaths) (goodreads.com) *Amazon: Amazon.com: Christopher Mannino: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, Kindle *Christopher Mannino - Home - ChristopherMannino.com Follow me on social media: *Twitter: Jenna DeVillier ✨ (@JennaDevillier) / Twitter *Facebook: Jenna DeVillier | Facebook *Instagram: Jenna DeVillier (@jennadevillierwrites) • Instagram photos and videos *Jenna DeVillier – YA Fantasy Writer Episode 4 will be released on May 18! I hope you join us. As always, stay inspired, and happy querying! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fromsparktoshelf/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fromsparktoshelf/support

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