Podcasts about ignorance conscious

Have you ever considered space travel? How about what it takes to get a rocket ship to the moon? As a rocket ship is leaving the Earth, it takes 85% of its fuel just to breach the outer layers of the atmosphere. From the ground to the sky it’s 75 miles.  Do you know how far it is to the moon? About 239,000 miles. 85% of the ship's fuel is used to go an unbelievably short way because the rocket is going against gravity. This is why I believe that it requires more discipline to start a habit rather than to maintain one.  In this episode, I share three key insights that I want you to consider regarding discipline, forming habits, and why willpower is needed for disciplinary actions rather than habitual actions. The Three key insights for this episode are: Why discipline is only necessary when you’re shaping a new habit. How to identify the 4 levels of consciousness and why they’re relevant. Why getting started requires less willpower than getting down. After listening, don’t forget to write down your AHA! Moment from the episode and leave a review if you haven’t already. Does this speak to the actions you are taking in your business?  In This Episode:  [04:58] - Learn the three key insights for this episode. [06:44] - How space travel and discipline apply to creating habits. [09:40] - Once a habit takes over you don’t need as much discipline to continue. [10:19] - The 4-levels you should be conscious of when shaping habits. Unconscious incompetence (Ignorance) Conscious incompetence (Learning) Conscious competence (Teaching) Unconscious competence (Flow) [16:28] - The power of creating habits is about creating a ritual and flow. [17:33] - Discipline is only needed when there is a conscious shift at the beginning of habit-creating. [19:09] - More willpower is needed to switch and multitask. [19:52] - Why you should start with the hardest task first. [21:43] - The Alexism for this episode is, “Wildly successful entrepreneurs don’t burst through their comfort zones, they expand their comfort zones.” [22:33] - Hear the quick review of the insights you rediscovered in this episode. [24:57] - If you’ve already given Alex a review, write down a specific takeaway from this episode on an index card. If you haven’t, though, please use that Aha! moment as your review for the show at this link! [26:29] - In honor of this episode, Alex gives listeners a final gift. You can get a completely free copy of his book Alexisms by going to this link! You will also get free access to his $497 VBT e-Course! Links and Resources:  Alex Mandossian Alex Mandossian Fan on Facebook Alex’s Friday Live events MarketingOnline.com Marketing Online 4-Part Video Training Series Alex Mandossian on YouTube Alexisms by Alex Mandossian All Selling Aside on iTunes Alex Mandossian’s free live Friday show Lionel Messi All Selling Aside Episode 74 - Is Passion Over-Rated? 

As of the 17th, this podcast is a year old! To celebrate, I've picked some of my favorite little clips in between reviews. I couldn't include everything, so if something catches your fancy, check the time stamps below for the full episode. I hope you all enjoy this episode and I love each and every one of you! Here's to 1 year of Some Kind of Brown! 1:23-2:15 - Guest Introductions ***2:18-4:39 - Episode 7: Crazy Rich Asians and Why it Matters ft. Asian_Soph***4:41-5:22 - Review from Rachel (Unassigned Reading Podcast)***5:25-9:29 - Episode 8: Mixed Feature: Asian_Soph***9:31-10:27 - Review from Sharmane (Militantly Mixed Podcast)***10:30-15:45 - Episodes 11 and 12: Rediscovering Latinx ft. Sam Morel***15:48-16:16 - Review from Utah Film Nerd (The Story of Sandra Marie Podcast)***16:18-20:16 - Episode 14: My Body is a Mess ft. Ignorance was Bliss***20:19-20:55 - Review from NinorahBrookshire (NRI Women Podcast)***20:57-27:39 - Episode 15: Indigenous Ties ft. Agnauraq***27:41-28:13 - Review from Diana (Happily Ever Aftermath Podcast)***28:16-31:09 - Episode 20: Finding a Place and Code Switching ft. Ignorance Conscious***31:11-31:52 - Review from KT and Oti (For Your Reference Podcast)***31:54-34:58 - Episode 24: Asian American Pacific Islander Month ft. Asian_Soph***35:01-35:44 - Review from Naome2323***35:46-36:48 - Episode 26: Japanese? It's Complicated Pt. 1 ft. Militantly Mixed***36:49-39:01 - Episode 27: Japanese? It's Complicated Pt. 2 ft. Militantly Mixed***39:03-39:45 - Review from Ghost_Lyric***39:48-44:29 - Episode 30: Under the Confederate Monument ft. Several Tangents***44:31-45:05 - Review from Sunni (Book of Lies Podcast) You can find all the information about the guests this past year on the website under Guests! Colorfully, Natalie More of Some Kind of Brown Offerings Instagram Twitter Patreon Buy a Coffee New Merch E-mail List Sign Up Facebook Page Facebook Group Music at: https://www.purple-planet.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/some-kind-of-brown-podcast/support

This week, I sat with Natalie from Some Kind of Brown and we talked about being mixed and not feeling culturally black enough. We explored what black culture is, how media portrays black culture, how being black affects what it means to be a women, natural hair, and how Natalie began to reembrace her black identity. It was such a joy talking to Nat and I hope you all enjoy! Also make sure to check out Some Kind of Brown to here the second part of our convo :) Part 2: https://somekindofbrown.podbean.com/e/episode-20-finding-a-place-and-code-switching-with-october/ Some Kind of Brown: https://somekindofbrown.podbean.com/ Ignorance Conscious: https://www.ignoranceconscious.com/ Conscious Thinkers Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/341856836304212/?ref=bookmarks

What's it like to feel like you don't belong to your own culture? Is it your culture? Do you have to belong and what does that mean? October from Ignorance Conscious joins me for the first time to talk about this and our experiences with being taught to code switch. Consider this pre-gaming for Black History Month which starts on Friday and is when October will upload her part of our conversation! Colorfully, Natalie October’s Information Ignorance Conscious Instagram Ignorance Conscious Twitter Ignorance Conscious Facebook Ignorance Conscious Website More of Some Kind of Brown Offerings Instagram Twitter Patreon Buy a Coffee New Merch E-mail List Sign Up Facebook Page Facebook Group Music at: https://www.purple-planet.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/some-kind-of-brown-podcast/support

Gretchen and Leigh are pleased to announce their very first special guest to History is Gay, Dan Arndt of Write to Survive Podcast and The Fandomentals, to talk about Virginia Woolf and Vita-Sackville-West. This episode has everything: modernism, gay love letters, dramatic queers, queers with mommy issues, and a truly cinematic adventures. Join us for Part 1 of an ongoing series. 2:05 – Introduction 5:40– Socio-Historical Context: Modernism 15:20– A Note About Language: The Terms Lesbian and Bisexual 19:15– Who were they and why do we think they're gay? 21:23 – 22:08 CONTENT WARNING: Mention of childhood sexual abuse 1:08:39– Fun Segment: Word of the Week: Oysters 1:20:15–1:20:47 CONTENT WARNING: Mention of suicide 1:22:10– Fun Segment: Pop Culture Tie-In 1:25:08– How Gay were They? 1:29:30– Closing and Where to Find us Online   Want to listen to Leigh guest on the Ignorance Conscious podcast for their LGBTQAAIP+ Media Representation Panel? Go for it! Want to help us continue to make the show? Support us on Patreon and get awesome goodies, behind-the-scenes access, special minisodes, and more! You can also get awesome History is Gay merch at our brand new store! Find our full list of sources and bonus content at www.historyisgaypodcast.com. Get at us on twitter @historyisgaypod, tumblr at historyisgaypodcast, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! Don't forget to rate and review so more folks can see the show!