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Have you ever been in a relationship where you felt like you and your partner just didn't understand each other? Maybe one of you is an introvert, while the other is an extrovert, and you're struggling to balance your differences. In this episode, David welcomes psychologist and author of "Introvert Power," Dr. Laurie Helgoe and her extroverted husband, Barron, to share how they're celebrating 40 years of marriage despite being "completely incompatible."  Laurie and Barron talk about their new podcast, The Incompatibles, as they share insights on how introverts and extroverts can harness their strengths and embrace their differences to create a fulfilling relationship.  Whether for a personal relationship or just getting on better with co-workers, you'll gain practical tips on how to better understand and appreciate others in your life. You'll learn more about the gifts and strengths of both introverts and extroverts, how to communicate effectively, and why valuing these differences is key to a successful relationship. We'll take you on a journey of self-discovery as we explore how to make room for introversion, communicate effectively and appreciate our differences. So, adjust your headphones and let's dive in!  Don't miss out on this episode that could help transform your relationships for the better.- - - Dr. Laurie Helgoe, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist, educator and author of six books including Introvert Power: Why Your Inner Life Is Your Hidden Strength. She is an associate clinical professor in the doctoral clinical psychology program at Augsburg University in Minneapolis. Barron Helgoe is married to Laurie Helgoe. He works as an assistant public defender in Minnesota. He has served a Rule of Law advisor in Afghanistan and as an international elections observer in Moldova and Albania. With his wife, he is coauthor of a parenting book. He is a produced playwright. Laurie and Barron live in Minneapolis. They have two adult sons.For more on The Incompatibles, visit their website at TheIncompatiblesPodcast.com or listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, or Google. Get Laurie's Book: Introvert PowerWebsite: Introvertpower.comSocials:  Facebook | Instagram- - -Contact the Host of the Quiet and Strong Podcast:David Hall Author, Speaker, Educator, Podcaster quietandstrong.comGobio.link/quietandstrongdavid [at] quietandstrong.com Take the FREE Personality Assessment: Typefinder Personality Assessment Follow David on your favorite social platform: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn Get David's book:Minding Your Time: Time Management, Productivity, and Success, Especially for Introverts You may also like:Quiet & Strong Merchandise

Episode: 146 Title: Use the Ultimate Script to get Anything you want Host: Michael J. Maher Guest: Dr. Sherry Helgoe  Description: Want referrals? Use this script. Want more sales? Use this script. Want your kids to listen to you? Use this script. We are going to discuss how Michael uses this powerful script. And also how and why our guest, Psychologist Dr. Sherry Helgoe, uses it....and how you can too! (7L) Referral Strategies and Podcast Topics: Special Offer: Last chance to join us at Referral Mastery Summit 2020!  Register at www.ReferralMasterySummit.com and use the code "podcast" for $200 your ticket.  Summit is October 7-9th!!!  

Laurie Anne Helgoe is an American psychologist and author of Introvert Power: Why Your Inner Life Is Your Hidden Strength. She specializes in personality development and the psychology of desire. In 2008, her writing revealed that scholarly and popular accounts regarding humans who display the personality traits of introversion and extroversion were flawed. Instead of representing a 25-30% of the population, introverts make up 57% of the population.  In this interview, we are going to talk about: How to identify whether you are an introvert or not, what can introverts and extroverts learn from each other, why western cultures highly value extroverted qualities, and how to “meditate in the middle of the mosh pit.” Some questions I ask: (02:19) What is introversion? How can someone know whether they are an introvert or not? (10:42) What can we do to meditate in the middle of the mosh pit? (18:53) What do you think introverts and extroverts have to learn from each other? (27:02) How can you know when you have had too much external stimuli and what can you do? 

Episode: 136 Title: The Psychology of Referrals Host: Michael J. Maher Guest: Dr. Sheryl Helgoe Description: Which would you rather be? Liked, Respected, Trusted or Referred? Find out which one is the best answer and most importantly WHY it's the best answer. Our guest today is a highly regarded psychologist and professor and is going to talk to us about the psychology of referrals. Plus she will share with us: • How fear shows up for business owners • Why do some business owners earn referrals and other don't • How to set yourself up for success • As a doctor, she can ONLY work by referral….how her insights can help YOU • What are the 10 positive emotion words that you should use daily This episode is a great discussion with insights into the human psyche and the whole psychology of referrals. Who do you refer? What types of people refer you? And why? Don't miss this content packed episode. (7L) Referral Strategies and Podcast Topics: Special Offer: Enjoying Referrals Podcast? Join Michael and hundreds of others from the Generosity Generation at the upcoming virtual GenGen2020 event on July 23rd. Learn what's going on in the real estate market, the power of rituals, how to do client events in the current environment, and what Kevin Harrington (the original Shark Tank shark) is doing now to get business. Register for just $49 because you are a Referrals Podcast listener at www.GenGen2020.com

Even before Donald Trump entered America’s highest office, an international survey revealed that narcissism is part of the assumed “national character” of Americans. In her book “Fragile Bully: Understanding Our Destructive Affair With Narcissism in the Age of Trump,” psychologist Dr. Laurie Helgoe looks beyond the sound bites of self-aggrandizing celebrities and selfish tweets to the real problem of narcissism. Join us for a conversation with Dr. Laurie Helgoe about our national love affair with powerful narcissists in this installment of “Leonard Lopate at Large” on WBAI.

Psychologist Laurie Helgoe's new book is called "Fragile Bully: Understanding our Destructive Affair with Narcissism in the Age of Trump." In her book, Dr. Helgoe explains how narcissism can be manifested in many different ways- how all of us have some degree of narcissism in our personalities, and how at least a little bit of narcissism is a healthy and necessary thing- and the many ways in which narcissism can become a terrible problem. She even explores the notion of Collective Narcissism, in which narcissistic tendencies are not just felt and expressed by individuals- but also by large groups of people.

When a word or phrase rises to prominence in the collective conversation, there’s a danger of it becoming diluted or distorted so much that it strays from its original meaning. That’s happening now with the word “narcissist.” Everyone from the arrogant boss to the selfie-loving teenager becomes a narcissist. The truth is, we all have a touch of narcissist in us, but not everyone deserves that label. Our questions this episode: what’s the true definition, and how do we interact with people who sit at different places on the spectrum? I’m pleased to be welcoming Dr. Laurie Helgoe back to the podcast for a continuation of our episode 2 conversation about narcissists and bullies. In this episode, we dive a bit deeper into the nuances of narcissistic traits, including how to take care of yourself when talking with a narcissist and how narcissism shows up individually and collectively. Hosted by Beth L. Buelow, PCC. More info at howcanisaythis.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Psychologist and author Laurie Helgoe joins me to talk about dealing with bullies and narcissistic types. We also respond to listener questions about someone who won't take "no" for an answer and how to connect with others as an introvert. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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This episode features the top five most downloaded episodes between 2010-2015. We hear interview excerpts from introverts Debbie Page Whitlock, Laurie, Helgoe, Donna Rowe, Susan Cain, and Mary Anne Radmacher. Full Show Notes: http://theintrovertentrepreneur.com/2015/12/23/ep100-debbie-page-whitlock-laurie-helgoe-donna-rowe-susan-cain-mary-anne-radmacher/

Dr. Helgoe is here to help us learn how to be psychologically patriotic as we build solitude skills and tap into our introvert power.

Dr. Helgoe is here to help us learn how to be psychologically patriotic as we build solitude skills and tap into our introvert power.

Introverts unite!! Did you know that the majority (!) of Americans are actually introverted? Yep. But... Our society overly values the extroverted/social side of things and doesn't teach us how to cultivate the internal goodness. Fear not, Dr. Helgoe is here to help us learn how to be psychologically patriotic as we build solitude skills and tap into our introvert power.

Introverts unite!! Did you know that the majority (!) of Americans are actually introverted? Yep. But... Our society overly values the extroverted/social side of things and doesn't teach us how to cultivate the internal goodness. Fear not, Dr. Helgoe is here to help us learn how to be psychologically patriotic as we build solitude skills and tap into our introvert power.

Join Maria Bailey as she speaks with Laurie A. Helgoe, Ph.D., and Barron M. Helgoe, Esq. , authors of, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Raising Boys.  Next, William Stillman , author of - The Soul of Autism: Looking Beyond Labels to Unveil Spiritual Secrets of the Heart.  Then, Mark Stevens, Author of Luisa’s Nature, news journalist, inspires parents to appreciate nature as an essential contributor to the mental, emotional, physical and spiritual well-being of family life.  And Pamela Paul, author of , Parenting, Inc. How We Are Sold on $800 Strollers, Fetal Education, Baby Sign Language, Sleeping Coaches, Toddler Couture, and Diaper Wipe Warmers—and What It Means for Our Children.