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Sleeplessness, anxiety, unhealthy eating habits—we often regard these as just part of the “modern life”. But these can have more far-reaching effects on our well-being. And many times, people don’t realize that these often disregarded factors can be traced from an unaddressed trauma. The discourse around this becomes extra important as the world navigates a 180-degree shift in our lives as individuals and societies to cope with a pandemic. People explore a newly evolving world of work, mostly, with uncertainty and a small support system. But this episode’s guest, Patrick Haraghy, a therapist specializing in trauma, is out to take listeners through it with his five resources to stabilize our lives, whether traumatized or not. For Patrick, these five key resources—exercise, food, engagement, relaxation, and sleep—may seem simple and have always been a part of the health and wellbeing narrative. Yet people continue to take for granted many of them, especially sleep. A lot of healing happens during sleep—both for physical and mental healing. But trauma—whether developmental or shock trauma—often messes up one’s ability to get a good night’s sleep. And hence, the lack of it affects the body’s ability to recover and heal. And so it is important to know and practice some techniques to get a good night's sleep. Practicing sleep hygiene would usually involve small habits such as not having caffeine in the evening, not eating late, not taking alcohol, trying to go to bed at the same time and getting up at the same time (so activate the internal clock), and preparing for sleep like a baby like going for a bath and doing something but not watching TV, etc. In Ayurveda, this has been discussed in Samhita—how you run your day, creating an evening routine, and creating the atmosphere for sleep. But dealing with trauma is a long-haul flight. It can be activated later in our lives. The body tends to protect us from that trauma, shifting us to avoidance mode for so long, but then something might come and trigger it. A lot of people become self-reliant because of trauma and develop difficulty in reaching out. Hence, creating a safe space and opening up the self to external support is key to addressing the trauma for good. And of course, practicing these five resources works wonders! To Patrick, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with seeking help. Life is not a rehearsal and so life should be lived in its full potential. There's a good life out there to be lived. Links mention in the podcast   Watch Video Patrick Harraghy Website Support me on Patreon and receive great gifts!     Time to turn off Netflix and try

As bars and restaurants in the Washington region continue to reopen, diners are flocking back looking for a sense of normalcy. For Patrick, the decision to dine out is a lot more complicated than it was pre-pandemic. In his attempt to find a safe way to dine, he learns how others are making that decision and gets advice from local restaurateurs, government regulators and his co-host Ruth. dishcity@wamu.org Twitter: @dishcity Instagram: @dishcity Become a member of WAMU and tell them Dish City sent ya! wamu.org/donate

Designer viruses by DARPA The Sacred Law of 3 The Quantified Self – People are volunteering to be controlled by the government 5G and COVID-19 Why eating on time is a great detoxifier Going with the flow when you have cold or flu; you’re being detoxified naturally so not necessary to do anything, even vitamin C What is an attenuated virus? Elon Musk is selling his home to live the simple life We ask Atom about the Cabal; we got hijacked in 1947. Do your research to find out everything that happened in that year Big Tech, Big Pharma and Big Nuke are all in bed together. Must be a be bed Boycotting and staying home is true Libertarianism Does Atom have an idea of what Jesus and his contemporaries ate? Did Jesus eat fish? Was yellow fat disease an issue in those days? How can you tell if nuts are moldy How toxic are eating brussels sprouts, cauliflower, broccoli or radishes each day to post menopausal woman who don’t supplement with additional iodine? Does Atom have any advice on consuming San Pedro Cactus? Questions from a listener: 1) Can Atom give us an update on how his use of the Herbcrafters Green Salve has affected the removal of the mole he was applying it to? For Patrick: have you been able to contact the herbalists from Herbcrafters (June and Mark Nyvall) to have them as guests on your show? 2) While some health outlets claim that the nutrient Silica supports tissues like the hair and skin, others argue that it actually fuels the nano-sized parasites that cause unhealthy calcification in the body – does Atom think eating Silica-rich foods like cooked millet on a regular basis would be a good practice, or should they be avoided? Question from a listener: Given Time conscious eating and cycles with rhythms in the organs, do viruses have cyclical yearly cycles within the body that coincide with organ down times? In other words is the cycle purely environmental outside the self as the main cause or can there be a tendency for the season to have cycles or micro-cycles much like nature does where spring, certain plants thrive in short micro seasons with pollen, to summer with its micro seasons of plants to fruition and fall which seems to have more mold to winter things lying dormant? Essentially viruses within and viruses without and the relationship to timing and susceptibility? and so much more!

This week, Linda and Dana talk to speaker, coach and author of The Connector's Way Patrick Galvin. They discuss feeling that you're annoying people if you reach out to them, and how getting past that can lead to some great conversations. They talk about the importance of taking care of yourself first to be able to help others, and how building relationships is all about committing, connecting and cultivating. For Patrick's course, go to theconnectorsway.com and use promo code EVERYTHING199

HERE'S EPISODE 1 OF OUR FIRST-EVER SPINOFF PODCAST! For Patrick, this new podcast has been year long labor of love! Please take a listen! It's been a year since the smash hit documentary Abducted in Plain Sight premiered on Netflix and set the internet ablaze with shock, fascination, disbelief, and rage over the story of 12 year-old Jan Broberg who was kidnapped TWICE by her neighbor and family friend Bob Berchtold. This four-part series goes behind the scenes of the documentary and shares new interviews with Jan and her parents, deleted scenes, shocking plot lines cut from the film, never-before-heard audio journals from the kidnapper and his wife recovered by the FBI, and so much more. In episode 1, we catch up with Jan who shares how her life has changed in the year since Abducted in Plain Sight premiered and she shares new insight into how she found the courage to tell her story. We also learn how the filmmakers got ahold of the kidnapper's audio journals and we share more of these never-before-heard tapes. All four episodes of Obsessed With Abducted in Plain Sight are available to binge right now! To learn more about Skye Borgman and Top Knot Films, go here. (http://www.topknotfilms.com/) And if you're looking for more great podcasts, go here (https://www.obsessednetwork.com/) to see all the podcasts made by the Obsessed Network. 

This week Ross and Patrick are back to bouncing around from topic to topic. They know you missed that. While they prepare to be parents, they’re willing to dish out all the unsolicited relationship advice you didn’t ask for. Ross is reading about how to be a French parent, while Patrick wants to be the next bachelor. Come along for the bumpy ride all to the tune of the Backstreet Boys. It makes sense if you listen so just do it. For Patrick's comedy dates, go to https://www.patrickholbert.com/#shows-section Follow us on Instagram @who.cares.podcast, @rosserinstyles, @theholbertreport

It's the first Premier League win of the season for Ashwood City and it comes on the road at West Ham. For Patrick, Woody and Jess the celebrations are on hold as matchday goalscorer and prized asset Kyle Francis-Clarke has gone AWOL in London following the unexpected victory.Paul Waggott as Patrick NolanHelena Doughty as Jess TateAdam Jarrell as Chris 'Woody' WoodallVictoria Gibson as Alex MorrisonAdditional Voices:Lucy-Jane QuinlanThomas MitchellsJoel EmeryDirected by:Adam JarrellEpisode written by:Joel Emery Edited by:Joel EmeryExecutive Producer:Joel EmeryWARNING. This podcast contains explicit language and content some listeners may find objectionable.This is a work of fiction. Any similarities to persons living or deceased, organisations, places or events is purely coincidental. All scenarios are from the author's imagination. This podcast is protected under copyright. Listener discretion is advised.The Offensive is property of Primley Limited. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Patrick Sheehan graduated from law school in 1987 and his first job was for the IRS. He had plenty of responsibilities and treated the five years he worked there as additional education. When he turned 29 he left the IRS to teach at the law school he went to as well as started his own business helping people solve their IRS problems. [3:50] There are three different divisions you can work at in the IRS; general litigation, tax litigation, and criminal litigation. The last two years Patrick worked at the IRS, he worked in the general litigation division, which really helped him later on with his business. [5:30] Patrick’s acceptance rate with his clients is around 96%. It really depends on the work you do long before an offer is filed. [6:40] Most people don’t realize, and that includes practitioners, that the IRS will subsidize the things that are necessary for the health and wealth of the individual. In many ways, you’re trying to do financial planning in reverse. [8:30] Patrick relates a story of a husband and wife that was about to file jointly and what they did instead that saved them $50,000. [9:30] The second thing that most successful people have is specialized knowledge. Patrick’s best year in business prior to working with Michael was in 2011 where he brought in $1.1 million, but each year after that the revenue steadily declined. [11:35] Patrick attended the Austin seminar with a chip on his shoulder. He doubted that Michael would be able to show him something new after 28 years in the business but he had his mind blown. He knew how to do the work but Michael showed him how to market the business. [13:25] If you solve a problem quickly you are not getting the value of what you’ve brought, and that’s where a flat fee has made a really big deal to Patrick’s bottom line. [14:40] If Patrick doesn’t take on another client for 2019 his business is on track to do over $1.4 million in revenue. He will have also gone from 3 employees in 2018 to 9 professionals working for him by the end of this year. [17:40] Patrick used to personally screen clients but he’s now taught his people to screen potential clients in 3 minutes or less. Flat fees and value billing has transformed Patrick’s business completely. Know the value you’re providing and don’t underestimate what you’re worth. [21:10] Another pro tip is that nobody gets to see Patrick without reserving their spot without a credit card. A lot of people are afraid to implement this but it’s a way of properly positioning and pre-framing the client before they even meet with you. [23:20] Google Adwords and multi-channel marketing campaigns are very important. When someone sees your business come up in multiple searches and multiple places it’s very powerful and builds credibility. [24:20] If you want to get into the tax resolution business the Tax Domination Toolkit is super important. Getting access to a mastermind group is also a big asset. It can be overwhelming at first, but the key is to pick one thing and just do it, then work your way through the system. [25:50] There are 13.2 million people who owe money to the IRS. There are plenty of clients for everybody. For Patrick that means sending his smaller cases to his former competitors so that when they get bigger cases that they can’t handle they hand them off to him.   Mentioned in this episode:IRStroublesolvers.com877-4-IRS-LAW Michael Rozbruch's Tax & Business Solutions Academy

(http://orrinrudolph.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/IMG_0887.jpg) God Works in the Darkest Night (Marriage and Relationships) Sometimes in our darkest times is when God can finally be heard. In this episode, Patrick and Christi have just entered their darkest time. For Patrick the night has arrived, and two choices are set before him. Choose to fight or choose to run. When it comes to relationships, especially marriage in today’s culture, running seems to be the norm. However, Patrick shares during the darkest time in his life, God was doing a deep work within him and their marriage. God is always working for our good, even though it does not feel like it.

Another defeat - this time away to relegation candidates Huddersfield Town, leaves Ashwood in the bottom three for the first time this season. The ownership begin to have mixed feelings about their Head Coach Felix Grosjean; leaving Patrick, Jess and Woody tasked with planning for the future. For Patrick, the vote of confidence from the board members takes an opportunistic turn... Paul Waggott as Patrick NolanHelena Doughty as Jess TateAdam Jarrell as Chris 'Woody' Woodall Episode written by:Joel EmeryDirected by:Adam JarrellEdited by:Adam JarrellExecutive Producer:Joel Emery WARNING. This podcast contains explicit language and content some listeners may find objectionable.This is a work of fiction. Any similarities to persons living or deceased, organisations, places or events is purely coincidental. All scenarios are from the author's imagination. This podcast is protected under copyright. Listener discretion is advised. Thanks for listening, follow the club on twitter @AshwoodCity See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For Patrick’s birthday, we watched the first two films of the iconic Predator series! Myles gushes about the new PS4 Spider-Man game and he and Drew talk about their first impressions of DC’s new subscription service! Next Week’s Challenge: Watch The Prisoner

"You have to learn how to make a friend before you can call him a friend." #OnTheWayToNewWork #Podcast58 #TheNewYorkTapes Patrick Harris has been working for 20 years in order to connect Madison Avenue with Silicon Valley. In doing so, he actively accompanied both - the development of the classic web search and the development from search to the social web. He was the first employee in the Global Agency Development team. He could co-develop the New York location of facebook from 25 to 2,000 employees. The decision to swap his corner office at Microsoft 7 years ago, for a job in the facebook company had several reasons. From the first moment, he felt that facebook was a mission-driven company that links hacker culture with the drive to share, connect and form communities. Above all, it was the employees of facebook who convinced him of this. One of the most common phrases he heard in his first months was the question: "How can I help you"? Facebook helps its employees to build a sustainable career. An internal program called FUEL is about developing an individual plan. There are different components, and each team decides for itself whether they use it. When communicating with his team, Patrick strives to reach each of his direct reports as often as possible on their preferred communication channels. So in his experience, there are people who are more likely to belong to the category "phone guy", whilst others prefer Messenger, Workplace or WhatsApp and others again prefer it by mail. It does not surprise us that facebook workplace is the most used channel. For Patrick it is the "natural extension of our culture". In this episode, we talk to Patrick about the 'meeting culture' within the facebook organization and get to know some exciting "hacks" here. For example, Patrick and his team are increasingly using "24 hour pre-reads" and he encourages his people “to present the last page first”. Facebook gives its employees the freedom not to go to meetings, if they feel they can not contribute to or profit from it. There are (developer) teams who have agreed on a "no meeting Wednesday". The offices of facebook also have a special meaning behind them. For Patrick, who flies 250,000 to 300.000 miles a year, it always feels like coming home. Besides this fact, the office is always "unfinished by design" to remind everyone that facebook is not finished yet. With very personal insights into his working style, his way of learning and communicating with his family, we come to an end and wonder again how quickly time has passed. ' As always, you will find the On the Way to New Work Podcast 58 (the first in the series "The New York tapes") on: SOUNDCLOUD soundcloud.com/onthewaytonewwork SPOTIFY spotify.onthewaytonewwork.com And ITUNES itunes.onthewaytonewwork.com And all book tips here books.onthewaytonewwork.com With Christoph Magnussen and Michael Trautmann

For Patrick's birthday week we twerk back to the 2000's and ask How many Licks does it really take, our best/worst dating advice, and is Sex and the City relevant 20 years later? Find more episodes at TwerkingontheTopics.com and check out our new podcast "The Sip" in partnership with ThatGrapejuice.net. **Because of copyright and we don't want to get our account shut down, all music has been taken out of this episode; to listen to the episode with all curated music check out Dash Radio M/F at 12 noon. Please DM us at: Twitter @TwerkingontheTs Instagram @TwerkingontheTopics. Patrick: @PatricklySpeakn Steph: @StephYoungMC

Today’s guest is Patrick Buggy. Patricks purpose is simple -  to create his best life and help others do the same. He does so by working with extraordinary individuals to help them create a life rich in purpose, growth, service, and satisfaction. He also works with forward-thinking companies and organizations to create programs and experiences that help their employees thrive. This isn’t about reaching a specific state/destination, but embracing that life is an act of continually becoming...Spending your time in a way that aligns with your priorities and values. For Patrick it's about doing whatever it takes to show up in the most powerful way so you can contribute to making the world a better place.   Prior to starting Mindful Ambition, Patrick went to undergrad at Washington University in St. Louis. He worked across strategy and marketing at Gravitytank, an innovation consulting firm (acquired by Salesforce in 2016.)    MindfulAmbition.net is the home of Patrick’s work, where you can access free articles and tools to help you do, serve, and be a little bit better every day.    -----------------Resources Mentioned:-------------- The Tim Ferriss Show Wherever You Go, There You Are - Jon Kabat-Zinn   Join our purpose seeking podcast community at...   https://www.facebook.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/   https://www.instagram.com/peopleofpurposepodcast/   https://www.facebook.com/groups/370599930049519/?source_id=146822282503735  

Oh, the Places You'll Go! by Dr. Seuss, 1990. For Patrick and everyone else.

Your first webinar didn't convert. You wanted to launch your course two weeks ago, but you just can’t get your content outline together. Your Facebook ads are seeing clicks, but not getting quality leads. What do you do when setbacks show up in your business? Bury your head in the sand? Or, pick yourself up and move forward, more determined than ever? Having an online business can be challenging at times, and part of being an entrepreneur is knowing how to bounce back from the tough times. It’s about having the right perspective. That’s why I wanted to chat with Patrick Bet-David. For Patrick, a setback is an opportunity waiting to happen. And his rags to riches story is inspiring for ANY business owner. Make sure you stay tuned to the end, because in addition to Patrick’s fascinating story, I wanted to give you a little bonus: A mini-training on how you can stand out from the competition and get results. First, you’ll learn what you need to instill in every potential buyer. Second, you’ll discover the most important thing to deliver on. Lastly, you will learn what you need to develop and stick to as much as you can. It’s so, so important. The last one is incredibly powerful and can make all the difference in your new business. Also, learn the one mistake that Patrick says ALL entrepreneurs make, so you can avoid it. Get started on this mini-training now!

Who is that on the subway muttering to himself? The shell-shocked vet or the man with the tail or the faces you can't make out. Is it just me or is that bag twitching? Who said that? Who are these people at this party, why can't I breathe and who is my girlfriend dancing with and why can't I breathe and where lurks the Vibroman? Natural questions if you're the main character of Jacob's Ladder (1990). For Patrick and guest Jim Laczkowski of Director's Club, the questions are a little more specific: How does a director like Adrian Lyne make a movie like this? What historical basis is there for this film? And can you create a subjective nightmare and still try to ground it in a Oliver Stone styled historically-based paranoia thriller? And how cute is Danny Aiello, a year out from Do the Right Thing, as a cherubic guardian angel? Actually, that one I can answer right here: the cutest.   In addition to tackling the many rungs of Jacob's Ladder, Jim and Patrick are offered a rare opportunity to program a horror film festival. This is not one to miss! Anyone who doesn't listen to this is a real chump!   0:00 - 4:30 - Intro 4:30 - 1:58:38 - Commentary 1:58:38 - 2:33:07 - Questions 2:33:08 - 2:35:03 - Outro

For Patrick’s grand birthday bash, our friend Steven Sunu, returns to the show! We chat a little bit over our current obsession, Destiny’s new expansion, The Taken King, before diving into Patrick’s birthday challenge of playing the legendary collectable card game, Magic: The Gathering. We discuss in depth the game’s origins, mechanics, the culture its developed, as well our personal histories with the game. Have to say we tapped an excellent conversation!

00:00:00 - What's the point of being smart if you don't get to argue about the little things? The Paleopals start the show by breaking down some of the pedantic scientific distinctions brought up on io9.  00:27:09 - While there may be no real distinction between left and right, we know for sure that at least one hand of each Paleopal holds a drink, the question is, what is it? For Patrick it's and Old Dominion Oak Barrel Stout. Kelly enjoys a Real Ale Rio Blanco, complete with a drawl. Ryan enjoys an Aviation from Juliana. It's a classic pre-prohibition cocktail, and Juli has been mixing up a storm. Finally, Charlie imbibes a silver bullet.  00:32:42 - Will Ryan been able to let the others speak when Trailer Trash Talk tackles Marvel's The Avengers? The only way to find out is to listen. 00:45:37 - We now know newts use their kidneys for sex. We're not sure exactly how, we're not sure exactly why, but we know that it happens. Thank you, science! 00:54:24 - PaleoPOWs are a lot like sex kidneys, if you really want one you'll have to go and find it. Ryan has a bit of coin in the form of a donation from Doug S. Thanks Dough! Patrick answers a question from retroflatus, who in return promises to buy a mug. How'd we do, retroflatus? Charlie has an e-mail from Pedro P. critiquing the decline of our transitional powers. We do our best. And lastly, Kelly has a comment from Bob about where the atmosphere ends. How appropriate!   Thanks for listening and be sure to check out the Brachiolope Media Network for more great science podcasts!   Music for this week's show provided by: All Hands Against His Own - The Black Keys The Bullet - The Devil Makes Three Superheroes - Daft Punk Kidney In a Cooler - Keller Williams