Podcasts about Individualization

In episode #73, we dive into the world of macronutrients—but through a holistic lens. Nicole Printon explores how nutrition goes far beyond numbers and tracking, from foundational knowledge to emotional eating and long-term sustainability. Whether you're a wellness professional or just looking to better understand your body, this conversation sheds light on how macronutrients affect every part of your well-being.

Building an Online Training Empire with Coach Eric Hernandez | The Performance Health PodcastWelcome to the Performance Health Podcast! Host Tim Caron sits down with Coach Eric Hernandez to discuss developing an online training business for athletes. Coach Hernandez shares his journey from side hustle beginnings to building a thriving online platform driven by demand during COVID-19. They delve into strategies for balancing work, family, and personal wellness, emphasizing the importance of continuing education and adaptive programming. The episode also highlights the upcoming CSCCA event, giveaways, and the promotion of Tim Karen's newest book. Subscribe and share to help spread the word. Unlock your potential as a strength coach!00:00 Introduction and Guest Overview00:19 Upcoming Events and Announcements01:03 Foundations Course Overview02:28 Interview with Coach Eric Hernandez Begins02:36 Starting the Online Training Business03:12 Challenges and Adaptations During COVID-1905:16 Enhancing Coaching Skills Through Online Training09:14 Building a Community and Long-Term Relationships13:41 Integrating Continuing Education into Coaching17:50 Programming and Individualization for Remote Clients19:58 Managing Training Adaptations21:01 Transitioning to Team Builder Software23:41 Balancing Work and Family28:03 Living the Lifestyle You Coach32:35 Advice for Aspiring Strength Coaches34:04 The Importance of Feedback and Adaptation35:29 Final Thoughts and EncouragementSign Up for Foundations Course: https://strengthtc.com/product/foundations-course/

In this episode of the Neil Ashton podcast,  Neil discusses the intersection of cycling and engineering with Kurt Bergin-Taylor, head of innovation at Tudor Pro Cycling. They explore how technology and science are transforming cycling into a more competitive and innovative sport, akin to Formula One. The conversation covers various aspects of cycling, including the importance of aerodynamics, nutrition, and the holistic approach to rider performance. Kurt shares insights from his academic background and experiences in professional cycling, emphasizing the need for tailored training and the integration of technology in enhancing performance. They discuss the future of cycling innovation, emphasizing the importance of individualization in gear, collaborative relationships with partners, and the evolving mindset of young cyclists. Kurt highlights the significance of data and AI in optimizing performance and strategies in cycling, while also addressing the need for viewer engagement in the sport. Finally Kurt shares valuable advice for aspiring engineers looking to enter the cycling industry, stressing the importance of mentorship and practical experience.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Themes04:55 Kurt Bergin-Taylor: Background and Role at Tudor Pro Cycling10:08 The Structure and Dynamics of a Pro Cycling Team12:59 Innovation in Cycling: Aerodynamics, Thermal Management, and Safety19:14 Nutrition, Training, and Performance in Cycling29:18 Future Innovations in Cycling Equipment and Systems30:42 Understanding Individualization in Cycling Gear34:30 Collaborative Innovation in Cycling Equipment38:20 The Evolving Mindset of Young Cyclists42:28 Enhancing Viewer Engagement in Cycling46:24 The Future of Data and AI in Cycling50:05 Advice for Aspiring Engineers in CyclingTakeaways- Cycling is increasingly influenced by technology and engineering.- Tudor Pro Cycling is focused on long-term performance and innovation.- Aerodynamics plays a crucial role in cycling performance.- Thermal management is essential for riders in extreme conditions.- Nutrition has dramatically improved in cycling over the last decade.- Training methodologies must be tailored to individual riders.- The relationship between power output and speed is complex.- Safety innovations are critical as speeds increase in cycling.- Understanding the whole system of rider and equipment is vital.- Professional cyclists have different recovery capabilities compared to amateurs. Individualization in cycling gear is crucial for performance.- Collaborative innovation with partners enhances product development.- Young cyclists are more educated but sometimes overlook tactical aspects.- Data-driven insights are essential for optimizing race strategies.- Viewer engagement can be improved through real-time data sharing.- AI and machine learning are emerging tools in cycling optimization.- Mentorship is vital for aspiring professionals in the cycling industry.- Practical experience and initiative can open doors in professional sports.- Cycling offers a holistic approach to engineering and performance.- The cycling industry is growing, providing more opportunities for engineers.

In this episode, we welcome back Nick Norwitz for Part 2 of our deep dive into metabolism, food addiction, and dietary nuances. We cover everything from broken metabolisms to the role of hormones in weight regulation, the impact of glycemic load, and the ongoing debate about fruit, dairy, olive oil, and the carnivore diet. If you've ever wondered about food science versus food fear-mongering, this is the episode for you! Key Topics Discussed: 1. Understanding “Broken Metabolism” The difference between metabolic dysfunction and metabolic perception. The role of insulin and other hormones in fat storage and hunger regulation. Why glycemic load matters more than calorie counting in weight loss. The importance of patience in metabolic healing, especially after years of processed food consumption. 2. Why Weight Loss Can Plateau Metabolic adaptation and how fat cells retain memory. How food labels can be misleading and the importance of tracking glycemic response. The role of continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) in fine-tuning nutrition choices. 3. Fruit and the Fear of Fructose Debunking the myth that all fructose is bad. How the small intestine processes fructose before it reaches the liver. The importance of context: different fruits have different effects on blood sugar. Recommendations for lower-glycemic fruits, such as berries, for those with insulin resistance. 4. Olive Oil and Muscle Health The role of oleuropein in mitochondrial function and aging muscles. How olive leaf extract might help improve muscle metabolism. The importance of choosing high-quality olive oil for maximum benefit. 5. Dairy and Cardiovascular Health New research showing that cheese may actually reduce cardiovascular disease risk. Why saturated fat in dairy is not necessarily harmful. The importance of individual tolerance—some people thrive on dairy, while others find it triggering. 6. The Carnivore Diet: Is It Right for You? Carnivore as an elimination diet rather than a meat-only ideology. How some people experience relief from autoimmune and gut health issues by eliminating plant foods. Why sustainability and long-term adherence matter more than short-term results. Key Takeaways: Metabolic health is adaptable: Your body can heal, but patience and consistency are key. Fruit isn't the enemy: Choose fruits wisely based on your metabolic health and glycemic response. Whole foods matter: The effects of food go beyond macros—consider nutrient density and processing. Individualization is key: Whether it's carnivore, keto, or Mediterranean, the best diet is the one that works for you. Resources Mentioned: Nick Norwitz's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@nicknorwitzPhD Website: https://www.nicknorwitz.com Scientific Papers Discussed: Adipose Tissue Retains an Epigenetic Memory of Obesity After Weight Loss (Nature, 2024) The Small Intestine Converts Dietary Fructose into Glucose and Organic Acids (Cell Metabolism) Mitochondrial Calcium Uptake and Skeletal Muscle Performance (Cell Metabolism) If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review us on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks for listening! The content of our show is educational only. It does not supplement or supersede your healthcare provider's professional relationship and direction. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified mental health providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition, substance use disorder, or mental health concern.

Tricia Friedman and Robert Landau explore the integration of strengths assessments with AI, emphasizing the importance of understanding individual strengths in team dynamics. They discuss the various domains of strengths, the role of empathy in education, and how personal experiences shape these strengths.  Robert and Tricia go further into the importance of individualization strengths in understanding unique qualities in people, the role of strategic thinking, and the impact of AI in coaching.  Ready to connect with Robert Landau? https://www.tworoadsed.org/ Want to try out the prompts Tricia used? 1.  You are a human behaviour expert who is well versed in a variety of personality and strenghts-based tests. You will review the results for a person named Tricia. You will provide a close reading of the identified strengths and aim to give advice to her in terms of what she needs to be more mindful of when working with others. Break this all down into three distinct ideas, and explain your thinking. Be succinct but also remarkable.     2. Review this information and pinpoint where the information is useful in terms of helping others understand how to best collaborate with this individual. Draft a one paragraph 'how to collaborate with me guide' for that person. Be highly specific.   Have thoughts about this conversation? Reach out: tricia (at) shiftingschools.com   A huge thanks to our incredible show sponsor: Neulight  

Today's podcast features James Wild, a Research & Development and Speed Consultant with Harlequins Rugby Club and a Lecturer in Sport & Exercise Science at the University of Surrey. With expertise in biomechanics, skill acquisition, and motor learning, James has worked with athletes of all levels, including medal-winning teams at major competitions. He is also an author and holds a PhD in biomechanics and motor control of sprint acceleration. While many approaches exist for speed training, less attention is given to individual movement strategies. Athletes accelerate differently based on sport, movement background, and physical attributes. James discusses his quadrant system, which categorizes acceleration strategies based on flight/ground time and stride frequency vs. step length. He also covers injury trends, plyometrics, sprint technique, resisted sprints, motor learning, and more. It was great having James back—this episode is essential for anyone interested in speed training and individualized performance. Today's episode is brought to you by TeamBuildr's Gym Studio and the Lila Exogen Wearable Resistance Training Sleeves. Use the code “justfly25” for 25% off any Lila Exogen wearable resistance training, including the popular Exogen Calf Sleeves. For this offer, head to: Lilateam.com For a Gym Studio 14-day free trial, head to gymstudio.com View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. Main Points 3:00- Personalized Approach to Enhancing Speed Through Strength 7:25- Distinct Athletic Techniques Across Animal-Inspired Strategies 19:17- Ankle-Dominant Movement and Injury Risk Factors 26:03- Enhancing Performance Through Diverse Sports Integration 36:31- Reactive Strength Optimization for Acceleration Performance 40:24- Technique-Focused Interventions for Acceleration Enhancement 45:03- Enhancing Performance Through Technical Acceleration Cues 51:54- Enhancing Hip Muscle Strength Through Leg Swings 56:29- Tailored Loaded Resistance for Sprint Optimization 1:03:32- Personalized Training Approaches Enhancing Athlete Performance Quotes (23:29) "The importance of adaptability: In particular for team sports in what you're doing, that your footwork patterns and the conditions under which you accelerate are going to change, you know, every single time you do it." (25:00) “The field hockey players tend to adopt a bit more of a spinner type strategy where the step rate's higher, flight times lower and then with the lacrosse players it's a bit more of a, towards more of a bounder type strategy in, in comparison.” (29:15) "I think it's always useful to know their acceleration strategy. But, but that information alone doesn't mean that you intervene automatically in a specific way." (32:24) “If it was a bounder picking up repeated calf injuries during those, excuse me, during those warm up sprint efforts that they get week after week or even in the speed sessions, then we might try and get them to focus on a slightly higher step rate.” (38:30) “What I have fairly consistently found though is that when meaningful changes to those reactive strength stiffness like qualities have been made, typically through a combination of pliers and isometric work, although more along the lines of plyos, contact times typically become a bit shorter. And as a result, what you see therefore is that those player acceleration strategies often move slightly more towards bouncer or bounder strategies where contact times are short relative to their flight times.” (41:11) "Sometimes it is about trying to identify what might be relatively simple deficits from a strength perspective in an individual and going after those to change their technique as opposed to directly cuing them to do something." (57:00): “If I was gonna use sleds as a means to try and increase step rate frequency, I might generally load up heavier and there and have them sprint in a way where they're havi...

Thanks for tuning in to the Data Driven Strength Podcast! More from Data Driven Strength: https://data-drivenstrength.kit.com/profile Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 04:04 Exploring AI in Strength Training 28:04 Personal Learnings and PhD Insights 31:18 Understanding Training Protocols and Individual Responses 37:24 The Role of Environmental Factors in Training Outcomes 43:31 Individualization in Training: Beyond the Basics 52:56 Reflections on Exercise Selection and Range of Motion 01:02:51 Training on Vacation: Balancing Consistency and Enjoyment 01:17:15 Proportion of Hypertrophy vs. Strength Blocks 01:24:43 Periodization and Individualization in Training Music by Artlist - https://artlist.io

In this episode, my guest is Josh Waitzkin, former child chess prodigy and the subject of the movie and true story Searching for Bobby Fischer. Josh is also a world champion martial arts competitor and the author of the book The Art of Learning. We discuss Josh's childhood as a chess prodigy and how he learned to train and compete at the highest levels by facing his fears and overcoming points of weakness. He explains the principles that unify disparate physical and mental pursuits and how understanding the interconnectedness of the learning process enables ultra-high-level performance across disciplines. We explore how to structure one's day to tap into the most creative, generative, and unique capabilities. Josh shares his approach to learning, including how to address flaws and mistakes and how to harness the subtle and overt energies of the learning and peak performance process. He also discusses how he structures his life and makes decisions related to career and family. This episode is sure to inspire deep thinking and practical life changes for all who listen. Read the full episode show notes at hubermanlab.com. Thank you to our sponsors AG1: https://drinkag1.com/huberman Wealthfront**: https://wealthfront.com/huberman Our Place: https://fromourplace.com/huberman Joovv: https://joovv.com/huberman Function: https://functionhealth.com/huberman Eight Sleep: https://eightsleep.com/huberman **This experience may not be representative of the experience of other clients of Wealthfront, and there is no guarantee that all clients will have similar experiences. Cash Account is offered by Wealthfront Brokerage LLC, Member FINRA/SIPC. The Annual Percentage Yield (“APY”) on cash deposits as of December 27,‬ 2024, is representative, subject to change, and requires no minimum. Funds in the Cash Account are swept to partner banks where they earn the variable‭ APY. Promo terms and FDIC coverage conditions apply. Same-day withdrawal or instant payment transfers may be limited by destination institutions, daily transaction caps, and by participating entities such as Wells Fargo, the RTP® Network, and FedNow® Service. New Cash Account deposits are subject to a 2-4 day holding period before becoming available for transfer. Timestamps 00:00:00 Josh Waitzkin 00:03:21 Chess, Competition & Performance 00:10:50 Martial Arts, Tai Chi, Jiu-Jitsu, Foiling, Training Others 00:14:41 Sponsors: Wealthfront & Our Place 00:17:43 Theory of Mind, Chess, Strategy & Mindset 00:26:39 Early Chess Training 00:32:30 Failure & Change, Chess, Tension, Power of Empty Space 00:43:22 Sponsors: AG1 & Joovv 00:48:06 Grief, Competition Loss, Growth, Frustration Tolerance 00:57:22 Arousal, Frame Rates, Intense Moments 01:06:17 Frame Rates & Pupil Size; Firewalking, Training 01:13:12 Sponsor: Function 01:15:58 Stress & Recovery, Tools: Doing Less, Most Important Question (MIQ) 01:23:24 Tool: Still Body, Active Mind; Shame, Strengthening Weaknesses 01:32:02 Child Prodigies, Brittle; Chess Principles & Transfer to Life 01:43:22 Sponsor: Eight Sleep 01:44:48 Preconscious vs Postconscious 01:52:02 Hypoxic Breathwork Caution & Drowning; Foiling, Fear, Postconscious 01:57:05 Static vs Dynamic Mindset, High Performers 02:05:48 Comebacks, Hunting Adversity, Living on Other Side of Pain, Tool: Cold Plunge 02:19:20 Ego, Identity, Unbreakable Will 02:29:18 Studying People; Chess, Computers; Science & AI; Ocean & Control 02:40:37 Time, Future Direction, True to Self, Wounds 02:51:07 Daily Routine, Individualization, Waking Up, Tool: MIQ Gap Analysis 03:00:21 Tool: MIQ; Stuck Points, Distraction 03:05:58 Reflective vs Stimulus-Response, Optimize Quality not Quantity 03:14:12 Zero-Cost Support, YouTube, Spotify & Apple Follow & Reviews, Sponsors, YouTube Feedback, Social Media, Protocols Book, Neural Network Newsletter Disclaimer & Disclosures

In this scene we examine how role models shape our identities as directors. Learn how to navigate the influence of mentors through three crucial guardrails: identifying the "who" and "what" of role models, understanding their broader impact, and focusing on the goals behind their behavior. This episode offers practical strategies for avoiding harmful mimicry, fostering self-awareness, and developing your unique directing voice while honoring those who came before you.

Are you tired of yo-yo dieting and struggling to achieve lasting weight loss? Have you heard about the buzz surrounding GLP-1 agonist medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide but aren't sure how to effectively incorporate them into your journey?    In today's episode, Dr. Gus Vickery and I discuss the effective use of GLP-1 agonist medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide for sustainable weight loss. He emphasizes the need for a mindset shift, viewing these drugs as powerful tools to catalyze positive changes rather than easy fixes or crutches. Dr. Vickery explains that these medications provide leverage to implement foundational healthy habits and that the key to success lies in focusing on nutrient sufficiency, not just calorie restriction.   We also discuss concerns surrounding GLP-1 medications, such as the potential for muscle loss and the risk of regaining weight after discontinuing the drugs. He shares strategies to mitigate these issues, including resistance training, adequate protein intake, and gradual dose reduction when nearing one's goal weight.   Dr. Gus Vickery is an author, speaker, and the founder and directing physician of Authentic Health in Asheville, North Carolina. He established his practice with a commitment to delivering holistic, compassionate, and evidence-based care.   Thank you to our sponsors for making this episode possible: BiOptimizers: BiOptimizers: Go to bioptimizers.com/bionat and enter the coupon code BIONAT to get 10% off your order.   Find more from Dr. Gus Vickery:  Website: https://drgusvickery.com/  Authentic Health Book: https://drgusvickery.com/book/  Instagram: @drgusvickerymd  Youtube: The Family Doctor   Find more from Nathalie: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmholC48MqRC50UffIZOMOQ  Join Nat's Membership Community: https://www.natniddam.com/bsp-community  Sign up for Nats Newsletter: https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/i7d5m0  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nathalieniddam/  Website: www.NatNiddam.com    Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/biohackingsuperhumanperformance    What We Discuss:  04:00 Understanding the Power of Peptides 07:45 The Underlying Benefits of Peptides 12:59 Addressing Concerns about Side Effects 29:06 The Right Way to Use Peptides 30:06 Hormone Therapy and Peptides 34:12 Nutrient Sufficiency and Protein 41:17 The Impact of Fasting and Gut Health 45:33 Addressing Microbiome Balance 58:56 The Pace of Fat Loss and Patience 59:42 Pushing Through Plateaus and Delicate Nervous System 01:07:13 Managing Hormetic Stress and Resting the Nervous System 01:09:00 Choosing Carbs or Fats and Individualization   Key Takeaways: Peptides can be a powerful tool for improving body composition and metabolic health. It is important to understand the proper use of peptides and not rely on them as a quick fix or easy way out. Peptides have a range of benefits, including improving insulin sensitivity and reducing fatty liver disease. Concerns about side effects and risks should be weighed against the potential benefits and individual circumstances

Join me, Dr. Mike T. Nelson, on the Flex Diet Podcast as Coach Cal Dietz from the University of Minnesota and I discuss our new book, 'Triphasic Training 2.' We delve into advanced training methodologies, including the lateral sling method, periodized program setup, and Olympic lifting's pros and cons. Sponsors:Tecton Life Ketone drink! https://tectonlife.com/ DRMIKE to save 20%LMNT electrolyte drink mix: miketnelsonlmnt.comDr. Mike's Fitness Insider Newsletter: Sign up for free at https://miketnelson.com/. Episode Chapters:04:16 Triphasic Training 2 Book Details06:10 Interview with Coach Kyle Dietz09:03 The Evolution of Training Methods14:54 Optimizing Training with Data and Tools19:52 Periodization and Individualization in Training26:49 Practical Applications and Coaching Insights34:57 Decisions in Coaching and HRV35:55 Adapting Training Based on HRV Feedback38:13 Psychological and Physiological Aspects of Training39:51 Recovery Methods and Their Benefits42:13 Aerobic Methods in Strength Training46:49 Rehabilitation vs. Training52:54 Foot Stability and Athletic Performance59:46 Insights on Training and Recovery01:01:15 Book Release and Additional ResourcesFlex Diet Podcast Episodes You May Enjoy:Episode 231: Maximizing Fitness Training Efficiency with Dr. Allan BaconEpisode 212: The Pros and Cons of Training Elite Level Professional Athletes: An Interview with Dr. Andy GalpinConnect with CalWebsite: https://www.xlathlete.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/triphasic_training/Get In Touch with Dr Mike:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmiketnelson/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn1aTbQqHglfNrENPm0GTpgEmail: https://miketnelson.com/contact-us/

I'm excited to announce my Book Study. Get more info and join me here.In this episode, Jethro Jones interviews Dr. Sandy Breece, founder and superintendent of Telesis Center for Learning Incorporated. They discuss Dr. Breece's journey starting a school before the concept of charter schools existed, her commitment to small class sizes and individualized instruction, and her advice for those looking to start their own schools today. They also delve into the power of community and the importance of having a clear vision.Charter schools didn't start until 1994, when the school was three years old. The community needed choice. Small class sizes.Individualization for everyone. Advice for starting your own school. Don't wait, just do it! Find communityIgnore the naysayers. Reach out to community members individually. Power of Community bookAdvice for funding schools. How to be a transformative principal - Call Sandy. About Dr. Sandy Breece:Dr. Sandy Breece is the Founder and Superintendent of Telesis Center for Learning, Inc. founded in 1991 in Lake Havasu City, AZ which includes two tuition free public charter schools: Telesis Preparatory Academy for grades 9-12 and Telesis Preparatory for grades K-8 which she oversees and operates the non-profit corporation Telesis Center for Learning, Inc. with a staff of 48 and student enrollment of 350. Dr. Breece holds an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership from Nova Southeastern University. Dr. Breece also has her BS and MS degrees in Elementary Education with an Early Childhood endorsement and a double minor in Psychology and Zoology from Arizona State University. She has many years of experience as a teacher and administrator in K-12 education as first an elementary teacher with a focus on reading and Early Childhood Education and then school founder and director of a private and public school, ultimately becoming a certified principal and then certified superintendent all in Lake Havasu City, AZ where she has lived for 58 years. Telesis Preparatory Academy (grades 9-12) and Telesis Preparatory (grades K-8) are both accredited schools by Cognia Accreditation. Both schools have received A and B letter grades from the State of Arizona consistently each year. Dr. Breece added Paw Prints Preschool to the Telesis Center for Learning, Inc. complex in 2019, a tuition-based preschool program for 3 and 4-year-olds.She most recently founded School Founders Academy to mentor others passionate about starting a school after publishing an anthology book titled “Power of Community” last March which became a #1 International Bestseller. Her chapter “From Vision to Reality: Navigating the Challenges of Starting a School” tells of some of the many challenges and how she solved them. Dr. Breece often does speaking engagements on educational topics which are listed on her speaker sheet on the School Founders Academy's website. For more information visit schoolfounders.academy and like and follow us on Facebook and LinkedIn.  We're thrilled to be sponsored by IXL. IXL's comprehensive teaching and learning platform for math, language arts, science, and social studies is accelerating achievement in 95 of the top 100 U.S. school districts. Loved by teachers and backed by independent research from Johns Hopkins University, IXL can help you do the following and more:Simplify and streamline technologySave teachers' timeReliably meet Tier 1 standardsImprove student performance on state assessments

In this episode, my guest is Dr. Ethan Kross, Ph.D., professor of psychology at the University of Michigan, director of the Emotion & Self-Control Laboratory, and author of the bestselling book Chatter. We discuss the purpose of the inner voice in your head and its impact on emotional well-being and motivation. We also explore practical tools to manage negative internal chatter and eliminate intrusive thoughts. Topics include how music, exercise, mental distancing techniques, and expressive writing can help rescript your inner dialogue to be self-encouraging and effective in creating outward behavioral changes. Dr. Kross explains why venting to others is self-defeating and offers better alternatives. Throughout the episode, he provides research-supported, actionable protocols to help you shift your internal dialogue and accompanying emotional state, fostering greater happiness and resilience. Access the full show notes for this episode at hubermanlab.com. Pre-order Andrew's new book, Protocols: protocolsbook.com Thank you to our sponsors AG1: https://drinkag1.com/huberman ExpressVPN: https://expressvpn.com/huberman Eight Sleep: https://eightsleep.com/huberman Joovv: https://joovv.com/huberman Function: https://functionhealth.com/huberman Timestamps 00:00:00 Dr. Ethan Kross 00:02:45 Sponsors: ExpressVPN & Eight Sleep 00:05:38 Inner Voice & Benefits 00:10:33 Music & Emotions 00:15:09 Shifting Emotions, Emotional Congruency, Facial Expressions 00:20:25 Resistance to Shifting Emotion; Tool: Invisible Support, Affectionate Touch 00:27:16 Tool: Expressive Writing; Sensory Shifters 00:30:41 Sponsors: AG1 & Joovv 00:33:27 Inner Voice Benefits, Thinking vs. Writing, Tool: Journaling 00:44:01 Decision Making, Individualization; Tool: Exercise 00:50:24 “Chatter,” Trauma, Depression, Anxiety 00:54:37 Sponsor: Function 00:56:25 Tool: Combating Chatter, Mental Distancing; Distraction & Social Media 01:04:30 Tools: 2 AM Chatter Strategy, Mental Time Travel; Venting 01:13:41 Time, Chatter & Flow 01:18:01 Focusing on Present, Mental Time Travel 01:22:49 Texting, Social Media, Sharing Emotions 01:28:31 AI & Individualized Tools for Emotional Regulation 01:33:07 Imaginary Friend, Developing Inner Voice; Negative Emotions 01:40:20 Tool: Nature & Cognitive Restoration; Awe; Screens, Modifying Spaces 01:49:34 Cities vs. Nature, Organizing Space & Compensatory Control 01:56:00 Emotional Regulation & Shifters, Screens 02:01:19 Historical Approaches to Manage Emotions; Motivation & Mental Tools 02:10:12 Mechanical & Behavioral Interventions, Emotional Regulation 02:15:52 Tool: Stop Intrusive Voices; Anxiety 02:21:55 Assessing Risk & Consequence; Flow & Cognitive Engagement 02:31:02 “Cognitive Velocity”; Resetting 02:36:43 Transition States, Tool: Goal Pursuit & WOOP 02:43:59 Attention, Emotional Flexibility; Avoidance 02:54:15 Emotional Contagion 03:00:22 Validating Emotions, Wisdom; Shift Book 03:06:59 Zero-Cost Support, YouTube, Spotify & Apple Follow & Reviews, Sponsors, YouTube Feedback, Protocols Book, Social Media, Neural Network Newsletter Disclaimer & Disclosures

OVERVIEW: Sports Dietitian Kristen Arnold MS, RDN, CSSD is back to discuss exactly how sodium bicarbonate can improve cycling performance, how much to consume, when to take it, and what workouts or races it works best for. Coach Adam Pulford and Kristen also discuss new research showing that using sodium bicarbonate during an 8-week training program improves training adaptations.Key topics in this episode:What sodium bicarbonate does in the bodyWhat's the problem with sodium bicarbonate?What athlete types benefit from sodium bicarbonate?Is sodium bicarbonate safe?How much sodium bicarbonate should you take?Multi-day loading with sodium bicarbonateSodium bicarbonate in long-term training planGuestKristen Arnold MS, RDN, CSSD is a registered dietitian (RDN), retired professional cyclist and Women's Development Road Director for USA Cycling. She is a board-certified specialist in sports dietetics (CSSD) and is a Level 1 USA Cycling coach. Her private practice nutrition counseling business focuses on sports nutrition for women athletes.LinksKristin's WebsiteKristin's InstagramReferences:2020 Study on Individualization of Sodium Bicarb Ingestion: Meta Analysis:Extracellular Buffering Supplements to Improve Exercise Capacity and Performance: A Comprehensive Systematic Review and Meta-analysis | Sports MedicineAsker Jeukedrup Summary: Sodium bicarbonate, cheap and effective?Why Top Olympic Athletes Use Baking Soda to Boost Performance The effect of sodium bicarbonate mini-tablets ingested in a carbohydrate hydrogel system on 40 km cycling time trial performance and metabolism in trained male cyclists - PubMed Knowledge is Watt articleHostAdam Pulford has been a CTS Coach for more nearly two decades and holds a B.S. in Exercise Physiology. He's participated in and coached hundreds of athletes for endurance events all around the world.Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast platformGET FREE TRAINING CONTENTJoin our weekly newsletterCONNECT WITH CTSWebsite: trainright.comInstagram: @cts_trainrightTwitter: @trainrightFacebook: @CTSAthlete

In this conversation, cycling coach Grant Holicky shares his journey from swimming coaching to becoming a prominent figure in cycling coaching. He discusses the evolution of cycling tactics post-pandemic, the importance of high-intensity training, and the nuances of training load versus intensity. Holicky emphasizes the significance of mental strength, the coach-athlete relationship, and the need for variety in training. He also provides insights into effective pacing strategies for gravel racing and shares high-intensity workout recommendations to help athletes push their limits and raise their FTP. Thanks Grant! Find him on IG and substack here: https://www.instagram.com/gholicky/?hl=en https://grantholicky.substack.com/ Chapters: Chapters: 00:00 Welcome! 01:02 Introduction to Grant Holicky and His Coaching Journey 03:06 The Evolution of Cycling Tactics Post-Pandemic 05:52 Training Intensity vs. Load: Understanding the Difference 09:04 The Importance of High-Intensity Training 11:52 Navigating Tempo Training in Gravel Racing 14:47 Pacing Strategies for Gravel Races 18:14 The Role of Mental Strength in Performance 21:06 The Coach-Athlete Relationship: A Partnership 23:52 Banger Workouts: High-Intensity Sessions for Athletes 27:08 Raising FTP: The Importance of Pushing Limits 29:59 The Psychological Aspect of Training and Racing 32:59 Conclusion and Future Insights 36:02 Variety and Individualization in Training 39:42 Recognizing the Athlete's Perspective 43:39 The Power of the Mind in Performance 46:47 Banger Workouts and Training Periodization 52:10 Embracing the Highs and Lows of Training 55:34 The Importance of Joy and Fun in Sport 58:12 Conclusion and Future Insights

Whether on a trip to Vegas, family reunion, or navigating the mountain's edge, our strengths are there every step of the way. The question is, are they guiding, protecting, and supporting you? Or are they getting in the way, causing conflict and confusion?   In today's episode, we dive into the fascinating world of applying our strengths beyond the workplace. You'll hear us share some hilarious and relatable stories about how recognizing and celebrating each other's strengths can help you move from frustration to fascination, transforming everyday interactions into opportunities for connection and appreciation.   If you're dealing with a frustrating situation using strengths at home, or just want to bring a little more joy into your relationships, this episode is packed with insights and tips to help you embrace your strengths in every aspect of life!

“Nous ne sommes jamais responsables tout seuls. Jamais. Nous avons tous une co-responsabilité.”Dans un secteur en perpétuelle transformation, Yves Pasquier-Desvignes, Président de Volvo Car France, évolue à l'avant-garde de l'innovation. Face à ces défis, l'audace est indispensable, mais le véritable levier de succès réside dans la confiance. “On est un mauvais manager si on fait à la place des autres. Je suis un organisateur de système. Je suis là comme une présence, mais pas pour déresponsabiliser.”Ses cinq talents clés ? Arranger, Individualization, Learner, Achiever et Responsibility.Florence Hardy, du Labo des Talents, met en lumière la synergie entre ces talents : “C'est une belle illustration de leadership par l'exemple. Le devoir d'exemplarité fonctionne lorsque les actions sont en cohérence avec les paroles.”“En ayant pour talent celui de la responsabilité, on a envie de tout prendre à sa charge. Mais ce n'est pas possible. On peut porter son attention aussi sur le talent Individualisation par exemple, afin de percevoir les différences et les valoriser. Il ne sert à rien de vouloir à tout prix amener un autre sur son propre terrain !”Culture Talents est un podcast proposé par Le Labo des Talents.Animation : Florence HardyRéalisation : César Defoort | Natif.------Florence Hardy et les coachs du Labo des Talents sont certifiés par Gallup, cependant nous précisons que Le Labo des Talents n'est pas affilié à ni ne représente Gallup. Les idées que nous partageons ici ne sont pas officiellement contrôlées, approuvées ou soutenues par Gallup Inc. Gallup®, CliftonStrengths® et les 34 noms de thèmes de CliftonStrengths® sont la propriété de Gallup, Inc. Pour plus d'informations, rdv sur www.gallup.com.Envie d'en savoir plus ? Au Labo on est toujours ravis d'échanger, faites-nous signe sur Linkedin ou sur www.labodestalents.frHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Mike Avery is the Sporting Director and Head coach at Fort Wayne FC.Mike Avery's Role and Perspective- 02:09Mike Avery, the sporting director and head coach for Fort Wayne FC, provided an overview of the club's history, future aspirations, and his responsibilities in coaching and managing the team. Additionally, he discussed his side business, Center Circle Influencers, and shared his perspective on the professionalization of sports, emphasizing the importance of relationships and the impact on athletes and teams.Impact of Individualization in Professional Sports - 10:54Mike Avery and Michael Wright delve into the repercussions of individualization in professional sports, citing the influence of star players like LeBron James and Cristiano Ronaldo. They express concern about the unrealistic expectations it creates, especially for young athletes, and highlight the shift from team loyalty to individual idolization in sports fandom.Importance of Relationships in Sports- 13:51Mike Avery and Michael Wright discuss the value of relationships in sports, emphasizing the impact of connections and friendships on confidence and success. Avery highlights the importance of recognizing the contribution of every team member, while Wright explores the reasons behind Avery's involvement in a particular project, linking it to the significance of connections within the organization.Mike Avery's Journey in College Sports and Fort Wayne FC- 26:40Mike Avery shares his experience coaching college sports and the impact of budget cuts on his job at Valparaiso University. He then describes his transition to coaching Fort Wayne FC, emphasizing the challenges and rewards of building a new team, and the importance of creating an identity for the club.Building Trust and Connection through Vulnerability- 30:36Mike Avery emphasizes the difficulties of forming a cohesive team in a short, intense season and the need to create a supportive environment. He explains the hot seat exercise, where players share personal experiences, fostering empathy and understanding among teammates from diverse backgrounds. Michael Wright raises concerns about vulnerability in a competitive environment and its impact on team dynamics.Building Team Chemistry and Character Assessment - 44:57Michael Wright and Mike Avery delve into the process of building team chemistry and assessing the character of potential players. Avery emphasizes the importance of finding players with the right attitude and willingness to share experiences, even if they have had multiple chances. Wright raises the challenge of discerning the truthfulness of players during recruiting trips and how their behavior may vary in different environments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Mandy and Gillian catch up on what they've been up to and answer some common questions they have had recently.  They discuss their recent vacations, Mandy's back problems and her recovery with her injured pup as well as Gillian's experience staying on her post-show reverse during her family vacation.  During rapid fire rounds, they talk about their favorite exercises for the upper body, post-show treats, and what they like to watch or listen to during cardio. In the Question and Answer portion, the hosts share their favorite show day memories and the importance of immersing themselves in the fitness culture as a part of staying relevant in the fitness industry and feeling a sense of involvement no matter what phase of the journey they are in.  Mandy and Gillian also address common misconceptions about competitors' behavior during prep and on show day as well as neon suits on stage, the need for long hair or hair extensions, and the effectiveness of training fasted or not.  We hope you enjoy all of the juicy nuggets of info shared in this episode and want to hear from YOU any of your burning questions about competing, fat loss, bodybuilding, industry scoop and all things BIKINI!  Be sure to leave a comment or message us on our social media platforms so we can answer your questions in our next Q&A!Mentioned in this episode:Mandy's Recovery→  Chiropractor/Dry Needling & Sports Massage https://www.nxtkc.com/ Justinhttp://www.northlandmedicalmassage.com/ Jenni ShostAbout Momshell Method Fitness:Ready to embark on your fitness journey?  We would love to help you reach any fitness goal from losing the baby weight to crushing your competition goals!  Follow this link to schedule a discovery call with one of our team members and learn how Momshell Method Fitness can provide you with the tools you need to be successful with customized nutrition and training plans for busy moms → bit.ly/loseweightgetsexyContact your hosts:Mandy Rochon Instagram: @ mandyrochonfitnessFacebook: @ Mandy RochonGillian Hughes, IFBB Bikini ProInstagram: @ gillianhughes_momshellFacebook: Gillian HughesMomshell Method Fitness Supplements → momshell-method-fitness.myshopify.com (Use code “BAB” to save 15% off your order)Toxic Angelz Bikinis → toxicangelzbikinis.com (Use code “GILLIAN” or code “MANDY”  to save 15% off your order)Squeeze Me Skinny Waist Trainers → squeezmeskinny.com (Use code “MOMSHELL” to save 10% off your order)The Shoe Fairy competition heels → shoefairyofficial.com (Use code “momshell” to save 15% off your order)Labwork and Personalized Recommendations:  Practitioner Depot: bit.ly/practitionerdepotxmomshellTwisted DoughReady to eat protein doughhttps://twisteddough.shop/?ref=elarszupOur Amazon storefront- fitness outfits, more supplements, beauty items and competition needs → https://amzn.to/3zySJ4C

In this episode of the Soft Power Podcast, Maike discusses the transformative power of astrology and human design with Jules Ferrari, who shares her personal journey with astrology and its impact on her life. Jules admits to her disgusting levels of self-belief, self-responsibility, the evolution of astrology and human design, and the importance of making these disciplines approachable for a broader audience. Key topics include the changes expected in the latter half of the year, navigating intense astrological events like eclipse seasons, and the critical role of self-awareness in both personal and collective growth.KEY TAKEAWAYS:Discovering Astrology: A Personal JourneyThe Impact of Aesthetics in Spiritual PracticesBalancing Knowledge and Self-AwarenessNavigating the Aquarian AgeThe Shift Towards IndividualismExploring Power Dynamics and Self-ResponsibilityThe Shift to Individualization and SovereigntyCreating a Free and Responsible Work EnvironmentPersonal Journey of Responsibility and GrowthThe Importance of Self-Responsibility and EffortAstrological Insights and Future PredictionsConnect with Jules: LinkTreeConnect with Maike:WebsiteInstagramHuman Design Certification InstagramYouTubeTikTokGrab your FREE Human Design chartSubmit your written reviews to THIS FORM to be entered into a giveaway to win a 30 min session with Maike!

The tension between custom, precise, individualization and highly scalable systems in the fitness industry is STRONG. While individualized solutions are recognized as necessary for people with significant problems or goals, they are difficult to implement and scale. Implementing individualized solutions requires highly skilled coaches who can address technical aspects and soft skills. Scaling individualized solutions is challenging due to the time and effort required. As a result, many people turn to systematized approaches that can be more easily implemented and scaled. However, these approaches may not provide the exact solution that individuals need. So what's a person to do? How can coaches make the greatest impact AND make a living? Let's talk about it --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/feel-strong/support

Sathiya Sam explore the delicate balance between adhering to principles and tailoring approaches to individual needs, particularly in recovery and personal development. He underscores the importance of identifying and applying core principles demonstrated by successful individuals Book A Call With Sathiya's Team For more Free Resources, check this out Follow Sathiya on Instagram

In this episode, Mike, Mel and Kenny delve into the diverse techniques used by powerlifters. The discussion covers the concept of self-organized technique and how lifters develop personalized approaches to their lifts. They explore the balance between giving athletes freedom to develop their technique and providing structure and guidance. This episode also highlights the challenges and strategies in adapting and perfecting form, both for novice and experienced lifters, and shares insights on coaching approaches for optimal performance.

Jean Marie's Top 5 CliftonStrengths are: Individualization, Connectedness, Belief, Achiever, & Responsibility  Starting her training career in 1998, Jean-Marie is a master trainer, having delivered over 20,000 hours of in-person training and coaching time. Her experience ranges from corporate markets in the US to inter-cultural work in Canada, Holland, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Jean founded GAP Community, Inc. (a nonprofit corporation) in 1998 and Yellow Marker, Inc. (consulting and training) in 2012 with the vision of bringing character and values to the foreground, personally and professionally. In 2022, Jean joined forces with Novus Global, a premier training and executive coaching organization, where she leads the Train the Trainer through the Meta Performance Institute. Jean has worked with large organizations such as Disney, ESPN, Microsoft, Interstate Batteries, United Airlines and BMW in corporate culture and change management.  Her specialties include leadership development, mastering mindsets and communication/team building. Jean also served for 15 years as a volunteer Law Enforcement Chaplain in Sonoma County, retired in 2015.  She has been volunteering with The Six Foundation since 2014, working with first responders and veterans as a Cognitive Coach. In 2018, Jean published her first book on leadership, The Art of Feeding Heroes, leading from the inside out. Jean is dedicated to: Unleashing Passion – When people come alive, they bring creativity and enjoyment to their workplaces. Developing Character –Inviting people into their inherent greatness synergizes relationship in every sector of life. Creating Legacy – Each person has the opportunity to choose how they relate to their life and in doing so, create an intentional mark on their relationships, in their communities and on the environment. Gap Community Follow Jean Marie on Instagram Follow Jean Marie on YouTube Find out your strengths by taking the CliftonStrengths Top 5 Assessment   Workshops and Coaching with Barbara Culwell Subscribe & Leave a Review on Embrace Your Strengths

This week we welcome Dr. Nick Serio from Velocity University along with our hosts Ryan and Jordan as they dive into the intricacies of training, focusing on arm strength and velocity, and how data-driven approaches at VeloU are revolutionizing how athletes train and prevent injuries. Dr. Serio shares his journey through kinesiology, strength and conditioning, and performance psychology, emphasizing the importance of individualized training and mental preparation. The discussion highlights the integration of arm care platforms, the challenges of generalization vs. individualization, and the critical role of mental fortitude in athletic performance. Listeners will gain insights into the systematic approach employed at Velocity University, including the importance of frequent assessments and the nuanced art of coaching. Dr. Serio stresses the responsibility that comes with increased velocity, advocating for a comprehensive understanding of each athlete's unique needs. This episode offers valuable perspectives on optimizing performance and ensuring sustainable athletic success.  Timestamps: [00:00:00] Introduction and Welcome [00:01:00] Dr. Nick Serio's Background and Journey [00:02:00] The Role of Data in Training and Individualization [00:03:00] Systematic Approaches and the Art of Coaching [00:06:00] High-Intensity Training and Response Assessment [00:10:00] Mental Preparation and Confidence Building [00:17:00] Addressing Common Misconceptions in Training [00:24:00] Final Thoughts and Closing Remarks

Find out how your Individualization theme can fuel your energy -- or the energy of those you manage -- at work. Join Gallup's Jim Collison and Dr. Jaclynn Robinson as they share how you as an individual -- and how managers and those they manage -- can feel more energized at work with Individualization.View the complete transcript for this webcast, along with audio and video, at https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/646940/individualization-how-to-feel-more-energized-at-work.aspxLearn more or purchase the new CliftonStrengths for Leaders report: www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/403427/cliftonstrengths-for-leaders.aspxAre you enjoying this podcast? Make sure you follow us or leave a comment or review, so more people can learn about their natural talents.Other ways to stay connected:Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/cliftonstrengthsFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cliftonstrengths/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CliftonStrengthFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CliftonStrengthsFor more information about strengths, visit gallup.com/cliftonstrengthsSubscribe to our CliftonStrengths Newsletter: https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/348236/cliftonstrengths-newsletter.aspx

The mid-year slump can be real. Leaders and employees within companies, you may be feeling exhausted from already conquering tons of meetings, completed tasks, executed projects, etc. You may be wondering, “How can I put extra fuel in my tank to continue my authentic, best performance?”  You can find the answers within this podcast episode. Back in April, I hosted a Workplace Engagement webinar that focused on helping leaders and employees re-engage in their roles, purpose, and mission.  I'm opening that door of insight to give you an inside look at 5 strategies that can help you and your team re-ignite enthusiasm and investment within your company.   What to Expect  Current employee expectations in the workforce.  Top leadership and workplace engagement trends.   What exactly employee engagement is.   What the future of work looks like and how leaders can adapt.   The most prominent workplace engagement challenges.   5 re-engagement strategies you won't find anywhere else.   Chapters  00:00 — Introduction   03:41 — The Power of Individualization and Future Orientation  08:22 — The Impact of Transactional vs. Transformational Management  11:56 — Challenges of Remote and Hybrid Working  14:49 — 5 Strategies to Boost Engagement  24:49 — Individualizing Talent: Leveraging Strengths and Skills  28:02 — Fostering a Strength-Based Bench  32:50 — Creating a Feedback-Rich Culture  39:22 — Connecting Employee and Business Purpose  Watch Other Finka Inc. Webinars  From developing sales skills, to growing thriving businesses, Finka Inc. stays on the pulse to help you show up as your best self at work. Explore our replays HERE and find a topic that fits your learning preferences. 

In this episode of “The Strengths Whisperer: Coach to Coach,” host Brandon Miller is joined by Lisa Cummings, founder of Lead Through Strengths, to dive deep into the CliftonStrengths theme of Individualization. Lisa brings rich insights from her journey of focusing on people's strengths and uniqueness. Throughout the discussion, Lisa and Brandon unravel the nuances of individualization, highlighting its role in fostering personal connections and customizing interactions to suit each individual's unique traits. Explore the power of individualization in this enriching episode, perfect for strengths coaches, team leaders, and anyone looking to harness their unique strengths for personal and professional growth.  Additional Resources Connect with Brandon on LinkedIn Connect with Lisa Cummings on LinkedIn How to be a Good Teammate to Me: Brandon@34strong.com  Learn more about 34 Strong  Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn

Summary In this conversation, Meli and Liv discuss the concept of unity and whether we are all one. They explore the idea of a liminal space, where we are both individuals and part of a larger whole. They discuss the positive effects of embracing unity, such as a sense of belonging and interconnectedness. However, they also highlight the potential negative effects of bypassing individual experiences and boundaries in the name of unity. They emphasize the importance of finding a balance and recognizing the power of choice in navigating the concept of unity. In this conversation, Meli and Liv discuss the difference between healthy boundaries and distorted boundaries. They emphasize the importance of understanding and setting boundaries that are authentic and not fear-based. They also explore the concept of separation and unity, highlighting that both are necessary and can coexist. They encourage individuals to embrace their individuality while also recognizing their interconnectedness with the collective. They stress the importance of integrity and being true to oneself, rather than blindly adopting ideas or concepts. Overall, the conversation promotes a balanced approach to personal growth and collective harmony. Keywords unity, liminal space, individuality, interconnectedness, boundaries, bypassing, choice, boundaries, healthy boundaries, distorted boundaries, separation, unity, individuality, interconnectedness, integrity, personal growth, collective harmony Takeaways The concept of unity suggests that we are all connected and come from the same source. A liminal space allows for the paradox of being both individuals and part of a larger whole. Embracing unity can bring a sense of belonging and interconnectedness. Bypassing individual experiences and boundaries in the name of unity can have negative consequences. Finding a balance and recognizing the power of choice is important in navigating the concept of unity. Understanding the difference between healthy boundaries and distorted boundaries is crucial for personal growth and healthy relationships. Separation and unity are both important and can coexist. Embracing individuality while recognizing interconnectedness with the collective is key. Integrity is essential in navigating personal growth and adopting ideas or concepts. Being true to oneself and avoiding blind conformity is important. Balancing personal growth and collective harmony requires embracing both individuality and interconnectedness. Setting boundaries that are authentic and not fear-based is essential for maintaining healthy relationships and personal well-being. Sound Bites "We all come from one and we are here with the purpose of having an individual experience." "Unity brings a sense of belonging and interconnectedness." "Unity allows for harmonization and finding a center point." "Is separation a bad thing?" "We can best be one by being more of ourselves as individual ones." "You're not special. You are just as special as everyone else." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Excitement 01:05 Exploring the Concept of Unity 10:48 The Negative Effects of Bypassing Individual Experiences 13:55 Finding Balance: Recognizing Interconnectedness and Honoring Individuality 29:08 The Importance of Individualization and Contribution 32:16 Finding Balance Between Individuality and Interconnectedness 44:38 Being Idea Agnostic: Open-Mindedness and Personal Growth 46:07 Integrity: Staying True to Oneself While Exploring Concepts 50:55 Taking Responsibility for Personal Growth and Impact 51:00 Recap of Previous Episode's Question 52:05 Exploring Liminal Space and Paradox 54:36 Outro (Show notes and captions are AI-assisted. All other content is human-made, original, and proprietary. The fact that we need to make this distinction is WILD!) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/babephilosophy/message

We invited podcast alumnus, Jess, back to talk about how terrible everything is. We touch on Tiktok houses, literature, and the death of the future. The End of The Future                            https://jacobin.com/2024/03/left-politics-future-history-capitalism-progress Why Is Our Culture So Obsessed With Individual Experiencehttps://jacobin.com/2024/03/anna-kornbluh-immediacy-individualism-capitalism/Guy Debord's Society of the Spectacle: Are We Defined by How We Appear https://www.thecollector.com/guy-debord-society-of-the-spectacle/ The Anxiety of Influencershttps://harpers.org/archive/2021/06/tiktok-house-collab-house-the-anxiety-of-influencers/Support the Show.

Here it is: Six Pixels of Separation - The ThinkersOne Podcast - Episode #935. Malissa Clark is an associate professor of industrial/organizational psychology at the University of Georgia and the brains behind the Healthy Work Lab. Known for her expertise in workaholism, burnout, and employee well-being, Malissa has made significant strides in understanding the modern work environment. Her work has been featured in top journals like the Journal of Applied Psychology, the Journal of Management and many more. In this conversation, Malissa dove into the concept of the "ideal worker" and how this can wreak havoc on work-life balance. We talked about how the pandemic has changed our approach to work, pushing the need for flexibility and remote work options into the spotlight. She shared insights on how implementing changes like shorter workweeks and better communication practices can boost productivity and employee happiness. We also touched on the critical role of government and unions in ensuring fair work practices. Malissa didn't hold back when discussing workaholism and the rise of hustle culture. She highlighted the importance of psychological detachment from work for overall well-being and how leaders today need to manage individual needs with empathy. Her thoughts on balancing side hustles and hobbies with work were particularly enlightening, stressing that we need time for daydreaming and mental rest to foster creativity. Malissa's latest book, Never Not Working - Why The Always-On Culture Is Bad For Business - And How To Fix It, tackles the unhealthy relationship many of us have with work. In a world that praises long hours and constant connectivity, Malissa offers a deep dive into busting myths and providing strategies to break free. She explains how overwork and burnout affect both individuals and organizations, and offers practical advice on fostering a healthier work culture. Whether you're a leader or an employee, this is a must-listen for anyone looking to reclaim their well-being and improve company performance. Enjoy the conversation... Running time: 1:01:55. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at Apple Podcasts. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. Check out ThinkersOne. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on Twitter. Here is my conversation with Malissa Clark. Never Not Working - Why The Always-On Culture Is Bad For Business - And How To Fix It. Healthy Work Lab. Follow Malissa on X. Follow Malissa on LinkedIn. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Takeaways The concept of the ideal worker, who prioritizes work above everything else, can be detrimental to employee well-being and work-life balance. The pandemic has highlighted the need for a more flexible and adaptable approach to work, including remote work options. Implementing changes in the workplace, such as shorter workweeks and improved communication practices, can lead to increased productivity and employee satisfaction. Government regulations and the involvement of unions may be necessary to ensure fair and equitable work practices. Work-life balance is a challenge in the modern work environment, and the concept of a mandated 40-hour work week may not be feasible in the US. Psychological detachment from work is important for overall well-being and has been linked to positive outcomes such as work engagement and restful sleep. The rise of hustle culture has led to the monetization of hobbies and side hustles, but it is important to find a balance and avoid obsession. Leaders in the modern work environment need to manage individuals and their unique needs, which requires empathy and understanding. Taking time for boredom, daydreaming, and being alone with one's thoughts is important for creativity and well-being in a constantly connected world. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction and Background 03:00 - The Gap Between Academic Research and Real-World Application 06:00 - The Concept of the Ideal Worker 09:00 - Balancing Work and Personal Life 11:00 - The Challenges of Remote Work 17:00 - The Changing Landscape of Work 25:00 - The Impact of the Pandemic on Work 31:00 - Reconciling Work and the Economy 42:00 - The Role of Government and Unions 43:33 - Work-Life Balance and the 40-Hour Work Week 44:31 - Identifying Workaholism and Burnout 46:58 - The Importance of Psychological Detachment from Work 47:57 - The Challenge of Constantly Thinking About Work 49:40 - The Rise of Hustle Culture 50:39 - The Individualization of Work and Leadership Challenges 51:30 - Balancing Hobbies and Side Hustles 56:24 - The Role of Leaders as Mentors and Life Coaches 57:30 - The Difficulty of Being Bored and Alone with Thoughts 59:55 - The Impact of Personal Conversations on Research

I say it's time to reintroduce the WE portion of Bible reading that has become almost exclusively ME in the modern age.  Are you in?

In this bonus Q&A with Jennifer, she shares:Her proudest moment and biggest failure in her career so farA trend that she is following in Talent Development right nowThe biggest challenge she sees in Talent Development todayBooks that have made a big impact on her lifeOne piece of career advice she has for youJennifer is passionate about helping others be their best. For almost 25 years leaders at all levels have appreciated her candor & humor coupled with practical strategies for the care & feeding of other humans (you know, leadership). Jennifer pulls from a range of leadership concepts to create experiences to help teams deliver on their goals. It's been said Jennifer is allergic to inauthenticity. Jennifer earned a BS in Apparel Merchandising from Indiana University. That's right, the very common leadership development educational background of apparel and retail planning.Jennifer started her career with Target Corporation after attending in-person interviews. In January. In Minneapolis. During her tenure with Target she was asked to join the training team in support of the business analyst training program. It was in that role that she realized she is at her best when she is “business adjacent”- meaning enabling the people and teams delivering the profit. In 2012 she returned to Indiana and joined Roche Diagnostics.Over the next 8 years in leadership development and organizational development roles, Jennifer created a new leader program called Jumpstart, built a college grad new hire rotational program from scratch, and dove head first into the roll out of the Leadership Circle Profile 360 from The Full Circle Group. In mid-2020 Jennifer joined the leadership development team at Elevance Health (formerly known as Anthem) to help shape a reimagined leadership development portfolio. Over the last 18 months Jennifer has focused almost solely on the creation of two new high potential development programs, one for manager level leaders and one for those on an executive track.She is also a big believer in the concepts around Strengths Finder from Gallup (Communication, Individualization, Woo, Activator, Significance) and Multipliers from The Wiseman Group (Idea Guy!).She also was named Most Improved Handwriting in 1988 from Klondike Elementary School. Coming to work is a welcome respite for Jennifer who spends her personal time meeting the demands of an opinionated almost 7 year old daughter, Davis, & super needy dog, Holly. Occasionally Jennifer manages to convince herself to jump on her Peloton bike, but usually rewatching The West Wing wins out.Connect with Andy Storch:WebsiteLinkedInJoin us in the Talent Development Think Tank Community!Join us at the Talent Development Think Tank ConferenceConnect with Jennifer Butler:LinkedIn

Host Andy Storch sits down with Jennifer Butler, the director of leadership development at Elevance Health, to delve into the intricacies of creating comprehensive leadership programs. With over 25 years of experience in the field, Jennifer shares her insights on implementing effective leadership development initiatives, including live events, virtual sessions, and small group coaching.Together, they discuss:The structure of various developmental programs at Elevance Health, from manager-focused projects aimed at understanding the company's value chain to executive programs featuring one-on-one coaching and action learning projects. How these initiatives align with the company's diversity, equity, and inclusion mission, ensuring equal opportunities for leaders from diverse backgrounds.The importance of assessing program impact, leveraging assessment tools, and co-creating with partners to tailor leadership programs to business needs.Jennifer's unique career journey and valuable advice for those looking to thrive in talent development.Jennifer is passionate about helping others be their best. For almost 25 years leaders at all levels have appreciated her candor & humor coupled with practical strategies for the care & feeding of other humans (you know, leadership). Jennifer pulls from a range of leadership concepts to create experiences to help teams deliver on their goals. It's been said Jennifer is allergic to inauthenticity. Jennifer earned a BS in Apparel Merchandising from Indiana University. That's right, the very common leadership development educational background of apparel and retail planning.Jennifer started her career with Target Corporation after attending in-person interviews. In January. In Minneapolis. During her tenure with Target she was asked to join the training team in support of the business analyst training program. It was in that role that she realized she is at her best when she is “business adjacent”- meaning enabling the people and teams delivering the profit. In 2012 she returned to Indiana and joined Roche Diagnostics.Over the next 8 years in leadership development and organizational development roles, Jennifer created a new leader program called Jumpstart, built a college grad new hire rotational program from scratch, and dove head first into the roll out of the Leadership Circle Profile 360 from The Full Circle Group. In mid-2020 Jennifer joined the leadership development team at Elevance Health (formerly known as Anthem) to help shape a reimagined leadership development portfolio. Over the last 18 months Jennifer has focused almost solely on the creation of two new high potential development programs, one for manager level leaders and one for those on an executive track.She is also a big believer in the concepts around Strengths Finder from Gallup (Communication, Individualization, Woo, Activator, Significance) and Multipliers from The Wiseman Group (Idea Guy!).She also was named Most Improved Handwriting in 1988 from Klondike Elementary School. Coming to work is a welcome respite for Jennifer who spends her personal time meeting the demands of an opinionated almost 7 year old daughter, Davis, & super needy dog, Holly. Occasionally Jennifer manages to convince herself to jump on her Peloton bike, but usually rewatching The West Wing wins out.Connect with Andy Storch:WebsiteLinkedInJoin us in the Talent Development Think Tank Community!Join us at the Talent Development Think Tank...

In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with the COO of Duct Tape Marketing, Sara Nay.Sara's expertise in marketing strategies for small businesses is unparalleled, offering valuable insights crucial for entrepreneurs.She emphasizes the importance of establishing a solid marketing strategy before implementing any tactics. Small businesses often need a clear plan to dive into marketing, resulting in wasted resources and poor outcomes. Sara advises laying a solid strategic foundation to guide marketing tactics and align them with business goals.Sara highlights the evolving nature of marketing, especially with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) tools. These tools are transforming productivity and content creation. She underscores the importance of research and planning in developing thought leadership content and leveraging AI to repurpose this content across various platforms, maximizing reach and engagement.Sara stresses the significance of continuous lead generation for sustained business growth. Without a consistent flow of quality leads, even the best marketing strategies can falter. She recommends creating a system that consistently attracts and nurtures potential customers, turning them into loyal brand advocates.Key Points from the Episode:Services offered by Duct Tape MarketingImportance of strategy before tactics in marketingEvolving landscape of marketing with AI integrationAdvantages of working with a fractional CMO certified through Duct Tape MarketingPotential pitfalls for small businesses in marketing without a clear planContinuous focus on lead generation for sustained business growthIncorporation of AI tools to enhance productivity and content creationTwo sides of Duct Tape Marketing's business: catering to small businesses and marketing professionalsValuable resources available on the Duct Tape Marketing website for business owners and marketing professionalsAbout Sara Nay:Sara Nay serves as the Chief Operating Officer at Duct Tape Marketing, where she has been instrumental since starting as an intern in December 2010. Over her 13+ years in the small business arena, Sara has held multiple roles within the company, progressing from community manager to account manager, consultant, salesperson, and now to operations. This breadth of experience underpins her expertise in systematically enhancing marketing and operational processes, ensuring that small business owners gain clarity and control to foster growth.Sara co-founded Spark Lab Consulting in 2021 to address operational challenges faced by small businesses after initial marketing successes. The consultancy aims to streamline operations and scalability, complementing the marketing solutions provided by Duct Tape Marketing. Outside of her career, Sara is deeply committed to an active outdoor lifestyle in Boise, Idaho, where she enjoys skiing, biking, and hiking with her husband and two daughters. Her leadership and strategic acumen are further evidenced by her top strengths: Achiever, Focus, Individualization, Strategic, and Futuristic.About Duct Tape Marketing:Duct Tape Marketing specializes in serving small to medium-sized businesses and marketing agencies by offering a unique marketing system known as the Fractional CMO+ system. This system fosters growth through streamlined marketing operations and emphasizes sustainable, strategic marketing solutions that prevent businesses from falling into the trap of short-lived tactics. With over 30 years of experience, Duct Tape Marketing has proven its approach by implementing its strategies in thousands of...

In this episode, Ben, Ryan, and Taylor discuss the necessity of personalized nutrition and training programs. They debunk common myths like body types and emphasize the importance of individualized coaching for optimal results, highlighting the diverse approaches needed for different clients. Listen in! Thank you for listening to this episode of The Supra Human Show!   To learn more about Supra Human programs, visit our website at www.suprahuman.com or follow @suprahumanofficial on Instagram.Interested in joining the team? We are always looking for high performers to join our mission to achieve elite level performance in fitness, nutrition and mindset. Visit www.suprahuman.com/careers to view our current career opportunities.

In the newest episode of the PerformHappy Podcast, we sat down with Baz Collie, the senior coach of the British men's gymnastics national team, to uncover his unique coaching approach. Collie's philosophy revolves around building relationships and fostering belief in athletes at all levels. He stresses the importance of adapting to individual needs, creating an athlete-driven environment, and nurturing a supportive team culture. Tune in to discover how coaching from the heart can elevate performance and foster resilience.In this episode, Coach Rebecca and Baz Collie talk about:The Impact of Coaches on Young Athletes' Lives.Coaching Philosophy, Values, and Staying True to One's Roots in Gymnastics.Embracing Setbacks As Opportunities.Building Relationships with Athletes.Coaching Gymnastics with Individualization.The Importance of Empathy and Support.Dealing with Competition Preparation and Pressure.Managing Teams.“People won't care how much you know until they know  how much you care.” - Baz CollieBaz Collie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bazacollie/Confident Gymnast Camp AUG 3rd-4th 2024 BREAK THROUGH FEAR & MENTAL BLOCKS Expert mental coaches decode fears in real-timeParent Session reinforces roles & solutionsExpert gymnastics coaches customize drills & break down skillsMax 5:1 ratioRedwood Empire Gymnastics, Petaluma, CAwww.confidentgymnast.com Struggling with fears, mental blocks, or confidence? Click the link to get a FREE session with one of our experts to tackle your challenges together! completeperformance.as.me/consultLearn exactly what to say and do to guide your athlete through a mental block with my new book "Parenting Through Mental Blocks" Order your copy today: https://a.co/d/g990BurFollow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/complete_performance/ Join my FaceBook page: https://www.facebook.com/completeperformancecoaching/ Check out my website: https://completeperformancecoaching.com/Write to me! Email: rebecca@completeperformancecoaching.comReady to help your athlete overcome fears and mental blocks while gaining unstoppable confidence? Discover the transformative power of PerformHappy now. If your athlete is struggling or feeling left behind, it's time for a change. Are you ready? For more info and to sign up: PerformHappy.com

​In this episode, Colin and Elliot have the privilege of interviewing Brad Miles at LEVER Movement. Brad is the co-founder of LEVER system which delivers the benefits of bodyweight supported running in a convenient, portable package. This opens the door to many uses including running and healing through injury, increasing weekly running mileage, minimizing chances for injury, increasing speed (over-speed work), and improving recovery. LEVER was founded in 2019 after Brad recognized the overwhelming need for a mobile, athlete-friendly bodyweight support system to compete with the AlterG. The primary goal with LEVER was to take technology that was once reserved for the elites and make it available to everyone. Enjoy the latest podcast as we also get to know Brad a bit and his impressive athletic resume. Thanks for joining us Brad and good luck at your upcoming ultras! Follow the LEVER Movement Instagram page or visit their website to learn more! --- Show Notes: Brad introduces himself @ 0:00 Brad shares his background as a collegiate and professional runner who co-founded LEVER to create an accessible bodyweight support system after seeing friends struggle with injuries. Brad's athletic background and injury @ 1:43 Brad details his success in high school and collegiate running before pursuing triathlon professionally, but his career was hampered by an injury requiring long recovery. LEVER product introduction and development @ 19:39 Brad explains how the idea for Lever came during a run, as they saw a need for an affordable bodyweight support option; their early prototypes led to patents, and the company launched after verifying no competitors. Performance and injury prevention benefits of LEVER @ 25:17 Brad outlines LEVER's benefits - from injury recovery to increased speed and turnover from reduced impact. Regular usage could translate gains to non-supported runs through improved mechanics. Future directions for LEVER @ 41:35 Education and individualized training plans are priorities to help athletes optimize LEVER usage. Additional products may expand bodyweight support applications beyond running. Brad's current training and racing @ 47:00 Brad details his 80-mile training weeks with double threshold sessions and LEVER use for recovery, targeting a 100k; lower mileage suits his build compared to ultrarunner norms. Using LEVER in different training phases @ 50:32 LEVER frequency varies with goals but commonly aids double days and long run preparation. Individualization is key - athletes journey in tailoring Lever to each training cycle.

Transformation Tip: “Be yourself, everyone else is already taken” - Oscar Wild This week's strength: Individualization People who are: Intrigued with what makes people unique individual Understand people very well - good at reading people Don't like generalizations Believes one size DOES NOT fit all Intrinsic needs:Opportunity to customize Appreciated and valued for uniqueness Help people get into their zone Blind SpotsKnow more about other people than they know about you Might put the individual needs ahead of the group needsTrying to cater to everyone's desires can get complicated Transformation Application: If you are catering to too many people, pause and ask yourself if you need to do this and if you are truly serving the collective whole. Connect On Social: Podcast Facebook Page Steve Facebook Steve Instagram Steve LinkedIn Pete Facebook Pete Instagram Pete LinkedIn

This week with Alex Bush: Focus on the key principles of training, such as proper form and technique, rather than getting caught up in minor details. Hypertrophy training is beneficial for individuals of all backgrounds and goals, not just bodybuilders. Patience is crucial in training and nutrition, as results take time to manifest. The gym should be seen as a place to build up the body rather than just burn calories. Individualization is key in training and nutrition, considering factors such as body structure and exercise execution. Short-form content on social media can be contradictory and lack context, making it challenging for consumers to navigate fitness advice. Coaches should prioritize serving their customer base and providing individualized guidance, rather than seeking validation from other coaches. Home gyms can be convenient, but commercial gyms offer a better environment for hypertrophy purposes and variety of equipment. When it comes to nutrition, tracking food intake and prioritizing protein are key for achieving fitness goals. Recommended supplements include magnesium, vitamin D, and fish oil, but individual needs may vary. Low-fat diets can be challenging and may require careful tracking and monitoring of fat intake. Extreme dieting and restrictive eating practices are not necessary or healthy for the majority of people. Eggs are a good source of micronutrients but should not be relied upon as the sole protein source due to their high fat content. The 'What I Eat in a Day' trend can be misleading and may not be applicable to everyone's dietary needs and preferences. Instead of focusing on exact macros, it is more helpful to use recipes as inspiration and learn how to combine different food sources. Following someone else's diet without considering individual differences and preferences may lead to dissatisfaction and lack of results. Excuses and results are mutually exclusive - to achieve desired outcomes, one must take responsibility and take action. Follow Alex on IG:  @alexbush__   You can find us on Instagram: Aram: @4weeks2thebeach Jim: @jimmynutrition   Grab some Serenity Gummies: CuredNutrition.com Code: OSL for 20% OFF Get some t-shirts/tanks/hoodies at:   https://www.othersidelifestyle.com/shop If you'd like to reach out to Aram, you can find him at:  https://www.4weeks2thebeach.com/work-with-me If you'd like to reach out to Jim, you can find him at:  https://www.othersidelifestyle.com/schedule Go get some supplements: www.legionathletics.com, use code: ARAM

From the moment we started recording, I knew this would be an incredible resource for coaches, athletes, and researchers. Eric, Max, and I deep dive into the topic of Individualization, specifically what coaches and researchers know and where the field is headed. If you want to learn more, sign up for Coaches Only on March 16th and 17th where Eric will be speaking! Alongside his presentation, we'll have Zac Robinson, Quinn Henoch, Olivia Reeves, and more.You don't want to miss this. Sign up here: Coaches Only – WH USA (weightliftinghouse.com)Follow Eric and Max:https://www.instagram.com/helms3dmj/https://www.instagram.com/max_aita/Subscribe to my Patreon to support the show!!!Philosophical Weightlifting | Creating Weightlifting podcasts and sharing knowledge.Follow me and get coaching:https://www.instagram.com/josh_philwl/Weightlifting House:https://www.weightliftinghouse.com/ code PHILWL for 10% offOnyx:https://www.onyxstraps.com/ with code PHILWL for 10% offhttps://www.instagram.com/onyx_straps/Earth Fed Muscle:https://www.earthfedmuscle.com/ with code PHILWL for 10% offCheck out the AI:https://weightlifting.ai/

Dive into an enlightening discussion on the Waismann Method Podcast, where special guest Adam Jablin joins hosts Clare Waismann, M-RAS/SUDCC II, David Livingston, LMFT, and Dwight Hurst, CMHC. Together, they tackle the transformative journey from addiction to a life filled with purpose and sobriety. Adam shares the raw and inspiring tale of his personal battle with addiction, leading to the creation of his life-changing Hero Project. The episode sheds light on the critical importance of internal work, spiritual awakening, and the strength found in supportive relationships for recovery. Clare Waismann highlights the individualized nature of addiction treatment, stressing the importance of understanding each person's unique experiences and challenges. David Livingston offers insights into the psychological aspects of recovery, including the crucial role of creating a new self-image and embracing life fully. Together, the panel explores how cultivating a healthy environment, both internally and externally, can significantly influence one's journey toward lasting recovery. If you're seeking insight into overcoming addiction or supporting someone on their path, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge, practical advice, and heartfelt stories. Listen in for a thought-provoking exploration of addiction recovery, filled with actionable insights and encouragement.   Summary: Introduction to Panel and Guest: Introduction of the podcast panel with special guest Adam Jablin, an author, life coach, and recovery mentor. Adam's Personal Journey: Discussion on Adam's path to sobriety, tackling insecurities, fears, and traumas, leading to a transformative experience in a 28-day treatment facility. The Power of Support: The importance of family support and mentorship in recovery, highlighting Adam's relationship with his mentor, Dion, and his spiritual awakening. Addressing Internal Challenges: Adam shares his struggles with self-image and how overcoming these internal challenges was crucial to his recovery. The Hero Project: Introduction to Adam's coaching program, aiming to ignite the hero within individuals, guiding them through their hero's journey to overcome alcoholism, addictions, and other challenges. Spiritual Awakening and Growth: Adam discusses the role of spirituality in recovery, emphasizing the importance of healthy spirituality and the impact of mentorship. The Role of Individualization in Recovery: The podcast discusses the necessity of meeting individuals where they are and customizing the recovery process to fit their unique needs and situations.

Sathiya Sam explore the delicate balance between adhering to principles and tailoring approaches to individual needs, particularly in recovery and personal development. He underscores the importance of identifying and applying core principles demonstrated by successful individuals Book A Call With Sathiya's TeamFor more Free Resources, check this outFollow Sathiya on Instagram

What's the last self-help book you read? These days, whatever life change you're hoping for, there's a self-help guru and their associated memoir eager to explain how they did it and you can too. The problem is that most of these books are written by the people for whom our capitalist society was built.In this episode, I speak with Sharon Podobnik, a seasoned executive leadership coach and former self-help fiend whose questioning of the industry led her to write her new book, It's Not (All) Your Fault: Self-Help and the Individualization of Oppression. Sharon is a font of knowledge on all things self-help and the perfect person to delve deep into this problematic field and begin envisioning a healthier, more equitable alternative.Get insight into all the misleading and ineffective ways we try to help ourselves, including:The disconnect between who writes self-help and who reads it;The difference between oppressive and liberatory self-help;And how we start building a version of self-help that actually works.Related Links:Find Sharon online - https://www.sharonpodobnikpeterson.com/ Order Sharon's new book - https://itsnotallyourfault.com/The Center for Conscious Leadership - https://www.thecenterforconsciousleadership.com/Bossed Up Episode 422 on gender equality at work - https://www.bossedup.org/podcast/episode422Bossed Up Courage Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/927776673968737/Bossed Up LinkedIn Group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/7071888/ 

Brief summary of show: In this conversation, Nicole Hagen and I discuss effective strategies for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. We emphasize the importance of sustainability in nutrition and the need to find an approach that works for each person indivudually. We highlight the drawbacks of unsustainable diets and the benefits of enjoying the foods we eat. The conversation also explores the role of technology in nutrition tracking and the importance of accountability and support in achieving long-term success. Overall, the conversation provides inspiration and practical tips for creating lasting change in health and wellness.   Listen in as we talk about: 00:00 - Introduction and Setting the Context 01:04 - The Problem with Unsustainable Diets 02:52 - The Importance of Sustainability in Nutrition 04:37 - The Role of Enjoyment in Healthy Eating 06:04 - Defining What Works in Nutrition 07:22 - Flexibility and Individualization in Nutrition 09:19 - The Benefits of Protein and Fiber 10:55 - Using Technology for Nutrition Tracking 16:06 - Alternative Approaches to Tracking 20:22 - Exploring Different Healthy Eating Approaches 21:28 - Starting Small and Recruiting Accountability 23:20 - Adopting a Growth Mindset for Long-Term Success 26:23 - The Power of Accountability and Support 27:26 - Where to Find More Inspiration and Information 28:03 - Conclusion   Create your Own Vision Board: https://page.natalietysdal.com/visionboard    Notes from Natalie: Sign Up for Natalie's Newsletter : https://marvelous-designer-6863.ck.page/fd348899af Seeking Health: www.natalietysdal.com/favorites  Before you go on Camera: https://www.natalietysdal.com/mediatraining Podcast Launch Guide: https://www.natalietysdal.com/mediatrainin Anti Burnout Worksheet: https://marvelous-designer-6863.ck.page/b6d4b2c9d2   Connect with Natalie  

Michael Cuddyer, a retired Major League Baseball player with 15 years of experience, two-time All-Star, Silver Slugger Award winner, NL batting champion, and inductee in the Minnesota Twins Hall of Fame, is the guest in this week's episode. The episode focuses on Cuddyer's approach to hitting, making adjustments, and his perspective on statistics for game planning against pitchers.The episode wraps up with Cuddyer's thoughts on the current state of baseball coaching and development, offering advice for coaches and players.Timestamps:[2:13] Data, Anecdotes, and Individualization in Baseball Development[6:37] Reflecting as a first time Manager Baseball[10:31] Learning to compete[13:07] Data-Driven Game Planning[15:02] Balancing Personal Strengths and Tactical Awareness in Hitting[18:03] Approach Based on Pitcher Tendencies and Game Situation[25:11] Sitting Speeds for Timing Consistency[29:19] Dealing with fear[35:03] Helping high school kids with the mental side of the game[37:35] Lessons learned from Survivor[47:14] Hitting Insights from Influential Minds[50:41] Adapting Beliefs in Hitting PhilosophyFollow Michael Cuddyer on Twitter: @mcuddy23 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, my guest is Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett, Ph.D., a Distinguished Professor of Psychology at Northeastern University who is a world expert in the science of emotions. She explains what emotions are and how the brain represents and integrates signals from our body and the environment around us to create our unique emotional states. We discuss the relationship between emotions and language, how our specificity of language impacts our emotional processing, the role of facial expressions in emotions, and how emotions relate to sleep, movement, nutrition and the building and reinforcement of social bonds. We also discuss actionable tools for how to regulate feelings of uncertainty and tools to better understand the emotional states of others. This episode ought to be of interest to anyone curious about the neuroscience and psychology underlying emotions and for those who seek to better understand themselves and relate to others and the world in richer, more adaptive ways. For show notes, including referenced articles and additional resources, please visit hubermanlab.com. Thank you to our sponsors AG1: https://drinkag1.com/huberman Eight Sleep: https://eightsleep.com/huberman Levels: https://levels.link/huberman InsideTracker: https://insidetracker.com/huberman Momentous: https://livemomentous.com/huberman Timestamps (00:00:00) Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett (00:03:01) Sponsors: Eight Sleep & Levels (00:05:46) Core Components of Emotions (00:10:42) Facial Movement & Interpretation, Emotion (00:19:33) Facial Expressions & Emotion, Individualization (00:31:03) Emotion Categories, Culture & Child Development (00:36:53) Sponsor: AG1 (00:37:50) Legal System, ‘Universal' Emotions & Caution (00:41:07) Language Descriptions, Differences & Emotion (00:48:18) Questions & Assumptions; Language, Emotions & Nervous System (00:53:40) Brain, Uncertainty & Categories (01:02:51) Sponsor: InsideTracker (01:03:57) Brain & Summaries; Emotions as “Multimodal Summaries” (01:14:45) Emotional Granularity, Library Analogy (01:19:40) Brain & Compression, Planning (01:29:04) Labels & Generalization (01:34:29) Movement, Sensation, Prediction & Learning (01:42:44) Feelings of Discomfort & Action (01:50:32) Tool: Feelings of Uncertainty, Emotion, “Affect” (02:01:18) Tool: Experience Dimensions & Attention; Individualization (02:08:36) Affect, Allostasis & Body Budget Analogy (02:15:41) Depression, “Emotional Flu” (02:20:20) Tool: Positively Shift Affect; Alcohol & Drugs; SSRIs (02:27:40) Relationships: Savings or Taxes, Kindness (02:36:50) Zero-Cost Support, Spotify & Apple Reviews, Sponsors, YouTube Feedback, Momentous, Social Media, Neural Network Newsletter Title Card Photo Credit: Mike Blabac Disclaimer

Individualization seems to be ingrained into Western culture. Personal experience, self-proclaimed identity, toleration, and relative truth are the reigning figures of society. While God gives wisdom through his Scriptures, the norms and nature he has set for us are at constant odds with these prevailing cultural narratives. So how do we not fall prey to social stereotypes? In this episode of White Horse Inn, hosts Michael Horton, Justin Holcomb, Bob Hiller, and Walter Strickland discuss the challenges of today's culture of relativity and gender stereotypes and how we can stay truthful to what God's word says about our nature.