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Dr. Kasey Jo Orvidas breaks down why your instinct to fix your clients' worst days first can actually backfire, and shares a real story from an HMCC student who tested a "strengths-first" approach with surprising results.In this episode, she covers:Why the "righting reflex" makes coaches jump straight to what went wrong, and why that instinct isn't a flawA real case study where focusing only on a client's best step-count days led to every day improving the following weekThe psychology behind why leading with strengths builds self-efficacy, autonomy, and competence faster than leading with fixesA tangible "strengths-first question swap" coaches can use in their very next client check-inHow to bridge back into setbacks and off days once trust and momentum are builtIf you've ever caught yourself digging into what went wrong before acknowledging what went right, this episode is for you.[NEW FREE GUIDE]: Best Questions for More Clients and More Sales Conversions  Connect with me on Instagram!Grab 5 Free Lessons in Mindset and Behavior Change Coaching [HMCC WAITLIST]LEAVE A REVIEW, WIN A WORKSHOP! After you leave your review, take a screenshot and upload it to this form to be entered to winWant me to answer your questions on my next Q&A episode? Send a voice note or drop your questions here

Do you feel like your body is always on alert even when everything seems fine?In this episode of The Cancer Caregiver Podcast, we explore one of the most invisible parts of cancer caregiving: the way your nervous system learns to listen for trouble before anyone else notices it.Maybe you know the difference between a normal cough and the one that means something is wrong. Maybe you wake up to a small change in breathing, a shift in movement, or a sound from another room that instantly puts you on high alert. Maybe your attention is never fully at rest because part of you is always scanning, always listening, always ready.That is not you being “too sensitive.”That is caregiver hypervigilance.Over time, caregiving teaches you a quiet, invisible language one built from sounds, body movements, breathing patterns, tone of voice, and subtle changes in energy. It's a kind of deep attunement that most people never see, but cancer caregivers live with every day.In this episode, we talk about:The invisible mental load of caregivingWhy cancer caregivers become hyper-aware of small physical changesHow caregiver hypervigilance affects the nervous systemThe hidden exhaustion of always listening and scanningWhy this level of awareness is a real skill not a flawA simple self-preservation moment to help you return to your own bodyThis episode is a powerful reminder that caregiving is not only about appointments, medications, insurance calls, and logistics. It's also about the constant vigilance no one talks about the quiet monitoring, the emotional labor, and the energy it takes to stay alert all day and all night.If you're caring for a spouse or loved one with cancer and feel like your nervous system never fully powers down, this conversation will help you feel understood.Your body adapted to protect someone you love. That matters.And the cost of that constant awareness matters too.

En Cirici demana una mica de calma en una nova edició de Ràdio Illa. La Shakira anuncia nova cançó, en parlem amb l'Angelines a les SHAKINEWS. Els immigrants denuncien que és difícil aprendre català: en Mohamed els dona suport.

Maspujols també aposta per portar artistes com Figa Flawas dins de la seva programació de la Festa Major i el seu concert jove. El pròxim dissabte 19 d'agost, Figa Flawas aterra amb la seva gira “Qui és el Figa i Qui és el Flawa?” a la pista poliesportiva de Maspujols juntament amb Dj Ceba i […] L'entrada Figa Flawas, els protagonistes de la Festa Major de Maspujols ha aparegut primer a BXC Ràdio Ciutat de Reus - Ràdio Online.

Die Firma Flawa aus dem st. gallischen Flawil hat schon früh angefangen, eigene FFP2-Masken zu produzieren. Im Gespräch erzählt CEO Claude Rieser, weshalb das dem Unternehmen zwar nützt, ihm aber keinen hohen Gewinn bringt. Weitere Themen: * Bundesgericht weist Beschwerde der IG Tüüfner Engpass ab. * Appenzell Innerrhoden sucht Pflegepersonal; Glarus hat bereits gefunden. * In Graubünden startet die Tour de Ski

Die Firma Flawa aus dem st. gallischen Flawil hat schon früh angefangen, eigene FFP2-Masken zu produzieren. Im Gespräch erzählt CEO Claude Rieser, weshalb das dem Unternehmen zwar nützt, ihm aber keinen hohen Gewinn bringt. Weitere Themen: * Bundesgericht weist Beschwerde der IG Tüüfner Engpass ab. * Appenzell Innerrhoden sucht Pflegepersonal; Glarus hat bereits gefunden. * In Graubünden startet die Tour de Ski

Corona-Krise: Kantone ziehen Schrauben wieder an, Flawa verfehlt Masken-Zertifizierung, neue Regierung für Frankreich, «Die Schreitenden» von Giacometti

Anfragen bei Behörden, Tourismus-Vertreten und Campingplatz-Betreibern in der Ostschweiz zeigen, dass rund um die Sommerferien Unsicherheiten bestehen und diesbezüglich eine gewisse Nervosität vorhanden ist – aber auch eine Gelassenheit. Weitere Themen:  * Flawa verdoppelt die Produktion von Schutzmasken * Konflikt im Stadtrat von Steckborn

Directora de FLAWA | SociólogaYou can also watch this episode on Youtube where English, Italian and Spanish subtitles are available or visit the Metralla Rosa website for more details.Teresa Guanique, la protagonista de este episodio de Metralla Rosa, es una oda a la latinidad pro-activa, y abocada a la creación de iniciativas urbanas capaces de contrarrestar las hegemonías culturales.Es la creadora y la directora de FLAWA: Festival of Latin American Women in Arts. Un festival que tuvo lugar por primera vez en Londres en 2019, y que seguirá llevándose a cabo cada año para destacar la labor de mujeres creadoras vinculadas a la música, la poesía, la narrativa, el cine, las artes plásticas y las artes escénicas.Si hay alguien que conoce bien todos los movimientos culturales que tienen lugar en Londres para crear espacios de integración desde la diáspora, esa es Teresa. Ella representa una suerte de fuerza bisagra gracias a la cual muchas iniciativas se presentan, para desafiar todas posible homogeneidad artística y socio cultural.En esta entrevista hablamos también del femicidio, de su fascinación por la novela gráfica, de la necesidad de defender y proteger la diversidad como un derecho ciudadano no solo del inmigrante sino de todo cuidado del mundo global, y de la relación inherente que existe siempre entre racismo, colonialismo y discriminación de género.Teresa es una socióloga comprometida, activa y participativa. Una mujer que no solo teoriza acerca de las dinámicas sociales, sino que sobre todo actúa para originar los espacios de encuentro que la sociedad necesita para generar realidades comunitarias alternativas y de gran cohesión multicultural.Ella baila con grupos de danza folclórica en sus ratos libres, asiste a eventos que celebran la cultura latina a lo largo y ancho de la ciudad, y nos ha regalado a todos – no sin horas de trabajo duro – un festival que celebra a la mujer creadora latinoamericana, ofreciéndole a esta, un espacio de visibilidad sin precedentes en la gran capital londinense.Y ahora, disfruten la entrevista!Enlaces relacionadosTeresa Guanique: InstagramFLAWA: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter____________________Director of FLAWA | SociologistTeresa Guanique, the protagonist of this episode of Metralla Rosa, is an ode to Latin pro-activity, dedicated to the creation of urban initiatives that are made to counteract cultural hegemonies.She is the creator and director of FLAWA: Festival of Latin American Women in Arts, a festival that took place for the first time in London in 2019, and which will continue to be held annually, highlighting the work of creative women linked to music, poetry, literature, film, visual arts and theatre.If there is anyone familiar with all the cultural movements that are creating spaces in London for the reintegration of the diaspora, it is Teresa. She brings together many of these initiatives as they challenge artistic and sociocultural homogeneity.In this interview we also talk about femicide, her fascination with graphic novels, the need to defend and protect a citizen’s right to diversity...for further information about this interview, including links to anything mentioned by Teresa, or to continue reading this text in Spanish, English and Italian, visit the Metralla Rosa website.

Part of the team behind London’s upcoming FLAWA festival take over the Movimientos show to discuss the gender gap in the arts, filmmaking with a smartphone and the diversity of events at the Festival of Latin American Women in Arts 15th-19th May. http://flawafestival.co.uk/

En esta ocasión FLAWA takeover WIDE para presentar distintos artistas de la alineación musical de este festival de arte liderado por mujeres latinoamericanas en Londres. Fabiola Morales, músico colombiana residenciada en Bristol, nos comenta sobre Liniker e os Caramelows, La Dame Blanche y WARA quienes tendrán presentaciones en vivo entre el 15 y el 19 de mayo en distintos venues en la capital británica. Por otra parte Fabiola estará conduciendo un panel este jueves conversando con distintas féminas latinas para conocer los desafíos que presenta ser mujer en la industria de la música y cultura, entre una de las panelistas estará Nikols Latuff, directora de WIDE. Este evento es gratis y puedes conseguir tu entrada en http://flawafestival.co.uk/ https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/latin-american-women-in-music-and-culture-industry-tickets-61148011348

Daniela Galan is a Colombian artist and art historian from Goldsmiths University. She is also a former lawyer and philosopher of Los Andes University, with a five-year background in education and corporate training.  Her research as a philosopher and art historian has concentrated on exploring the concept of nature and understanding how this concept has been constructed through historical and political influences. She has concentrated her art history research in Latin American art history with an emphasis on female artists. And so, that brings us to AMALGAMA. Amalgama is an exhibition devoted only to female Latin American artists. This exhibition will take place in London in May 2019 as a part of FLAWA the first Festival of Latin American Women in Arts in the UK, promoting women working in film, music, poetry and visual arts. And we get the opportunity to discuss latin american art with Daniela here on the Colombia Calling podcast. Tune in to hear about the need for greater equality in the art world.

This is episode 36 of our podcast where we will be giving all the flava from music, entertainment to fashion. Today we will be discussing about U.S. Hockey Loses To Slovenia In Overtime, Japan Beats Korea and Jorien ter Mors won the women’s 1,000-meter speedskating race,Inside Look Into 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' Lego Set and Shaun White Does It Again. Subscribe to our page now! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @KoncreteFlava

Audio Production Review for "Flora my Flawa" by Davido. From some basic information, to beak down of instrumentals , mix and mastering, the podcast goes all the way to elaborate features of the song. More reviews at www.dakdakstudios.com