Podcasts about introvertedness

The Coen Brothers are incredible filmmakers. They are known for their screenwriting and direction. From wacky comedies to serious dramas, they always go for the heart and it gets us to wonder about life and the meaning of it. "A Serious Man" is a 2009 comedy drama that's dark about Larry who is about to get divorced and doesn't know why but we see why. But not only that, he has other struggles that really break this man down but not completely because of his faith in Judasim. The only thing that he ponders about is the meaning of life and bad things happen to him. It spirals to an existential journey in a small Minnesota town. I dig this film in how the cinematography amps up the struggles that these characters go through and as well as the screenwriting. The dialog is superb and pushes the story forward. We are meant to see this man and yell at him on the screen because the answers to his problems are sort of in front of him and he eventually figures it out. Not a film for a peson for action but if you're in some type of crisis, this one is for you. The characters are great and written very well and they bounce off each other and they sure deserve it.Four out of four tokes#coenbrothers #aseriousman

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In this episode of the Morning Upgrade podcast I talk with Noah Hutton about his morning routine, growing a new business, overcoming introvertedness, communicating with potential clients and more. 

Welcome back to SEASON TWO of small steps to self-love, the podcast! I am so excited to be back with some life updates and a Q&A where you asked some really amazing questions about mental health, relationships, and healing.Join me for a conversation about one-sided relationships, how to navigate your energy as an introvert, how to overcome low confidence especially as a creative, and more. Each episode covers a different mental health-related topic and has a "small step" or action for you to take on your self-love journey. tune in for today's small step and let me know in the comments what your answer is to today's question, if you feel comfortable sharing!Like this episode? Please consider leaving a short review on your favorite podcast app. It really helps more people find the podcast who need it!About shelby:Shelby is a mental health author, who has grown an audience of more than 500,000 on social media who resonate with her work. Her bestselling book, changing with the tides, is a poetry collection about self-love, doubt, insecurities, and more. Her new collection, girl made of glass, was recently released and is a collection about self-love, isolation, and fear. Shelby also edits poetry, runs an online poetry community, and helps authors market themselves and their books for more sales. resources from shelby:·        check out Shelby's mental health poetry books·        Free self-love poetry print·        Join the poetry club·        Get help with marketing as a writerconnect with shelby:·        Instagram: @shelbyleighpoetry·        YouTube: Shelby Leigh Poetry·        TikTok: @shelbyleighpoetry·        Twitter: @shelbyleighpoetLeave a voice message to be featured in future episodes!

Quote: “I would like the parents of introverted children to know that supporting our passions and interests is important and that we will find our individual ways of being a leader. Even though we are quiet, we are still capable of being confident.” This episode of On Educating Girls unapologetically celebrates the introverts who live, learn and work among us. Susan Cain, author of Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking, launched a conversation that has, over the last decade, become a full-blown movement to better understand what introverts bring to the table and to support and empower “quiet” children, often erroneously judged as painfully shy or socially awkward. If there is a quiet girl in your life–or inside you—you will want to listen. Join host Trudy Hall as she learns how Betsy Gugle, Director of Lower School at Columbus School for Girls, and her teaching colleagues have embraced the challenge of affirming introverts in a world that is still biased toward extroverts, integrating awarenss of all personality temperaments into the school culture. We learn that language and labels matter in this important work, as does the modeling of adults who want to ensure the voices and talents of self-described introverts are honed and honored. In a world that has become too noisy, perhaps it is the introverts that can lead the way? Resources You Should Know About: ICGS (International Coalition of Girls Schools): https://girlsschools.org Columbus School for Girls: https://www.columbusschoolforgirls.org/ Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Cannot Stop Talking, Susan Cain Quiet Power: The Secret Strengths of Introverts, Susan Cain Additional Resources: ● The Introvert Advantage: How to Thrive in an Extrovert World, Marti Olsen Lancy, Psy.D. ● Quiet Kids: Help Your Introverted Child Succeed in an Extroverted World, Christine Fonseca ● The Elegance of a Hedgehog, Muriel Barbery ● Quiet Revolution Resources for Schools ● Quiet Revolution Resources for Parents ● Article: How the Definition of Leadership is Changing for Women by Kathryn Sollmann (Forbes Magazine) ● Article: Engaging Quiet Kids by Susan Cain and Emily Klein (Independent School Magazine) ● Article: What are Introverts like as Children, Jenn Granneman (Psychology Today) website · Columbus School for Girls · Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Cannot Stop Talking · Quiet Power: The Secret Strengths of Introverts · National Coalition of Girls' Schools · Transcript — PDF (248.7 KB)

Quote: “I would like the parents of introverted children to know that supporting our passions and interests is important and that we will find our individual ways of being a leader. Even though we are quiet, we are still capable of being confident.” This episode of On Educating Girls unapologetically celebrates the introverts who live, learn and work among us. Susan Cain, author of Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking, launched a conversation that has, over the last decade, become a full-blown movement to better understand what introverts bring to the table and to support and empower “quiet” children, often erroneously judged as painfully shy or socially awkward. If there is a quiet girl in your life–or inside you—you will want to listen. Join host Trudy Hall as she learns how Betsy Gugle, Director of Lower School at Columbus School for Girls, and her teaching colleagues have embraced the challenge of affirming introverts in a world that is still biased toward extroverts, integrating awarenss of all personality temperaments into the school culture. We learn that language and labels matter in this important work, as does the modeling of adults who want to ensure the voices and talents of self-described introverts are honed and honored. In a world that has become too noisy, perhaps it is the introverts that can lead the way? Resources You Should Know About: ICGS (International Coalition of Girls Schools): https://girlsschools.org Columbus School for Girls: https://www.columbusschoolforgirls.org/ Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Cannot Stop Talking, Susan Cain Quiet Power: The Secret Strengths of Introverts, Susan Cain Additional Resources: ● The Introvert Advantage: How to Thrive in an Extrovert World, Marti Olsen Lancy, Psy.D. ● Quiet Kids: Help Your Introverted Child Succeed in an Extroverted World, Christine Fonseca ● The Elegance of a Hedgehog, Muriel Barbery ● Quiet Revolution Resources for Schools ● Quiet Revolution Resources for Parents ● Article: How the Definition of Leadership is Changing for Women by Kathryn Sollmann (Forbes Magazine) ● Article: Engaging Quiet Kids by Susan Cain and Emily Klein (Independent School Magazine) ● Article: What are Introverts like as Children, Jenn Granneman (Psychology Today) website · Columbus School for Girls · Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Cannot Stop Talking · Quiet Power: The Secret Strengths of Introverts · Transcript — PDF (248.7 KB)

Going through hell-ish experiences, anxiety, sadness, insecurity, all those sufferable experiences we all dabble with at certain stages in our lives, Luke (Abstract) has chosen to live his life facing them and expressing his experiences through rapping. His success has not come easily. The work he's put into his music is extraordinary. Being naturally introverted, he shares how he has gone through challenge after challenge to be able to show up fully and perform in front of large audiences. His success includes exceeding over 100 million listens on just one of his songs, let alone the 500 odd million total listens he's accumulated on Youtube alone with his work, that's not even counting Spotify. We dive into what Luke does during his lulls and when moments of sadness or demotivation strike, and what he's done in order to face being an introvert. There's a lot to learn through this episode, be sure to tune in! Follow Abstract: Instagram: @abstract307 Twitter: @thetrueabstract TikTok @abstracttherapper https://www.abstracttheartist.com/ https://www.moonfivetwoapparel.com/shop Instagram: @moon_fivetwo __ Subscribe to the Pocket Coach for more incredible people to come on and share their stories, experience, and expertise! If you found value, please leave a review, as it helps me to reach others that struggle, that is my only fee, as there are no ads. Follow us on Instagram @thepocketcoach and follow Kieran for more content on healing on Instagram @coachkezza and TikTok @coachkezza. Send me a message and tell me what you want me to talk about next, and who you would like me to interview next. Head to www.healingwithkez.com for a free scientific mental health e-book and for my coaching information for overcoming anxiety and enhancing mental performance. If you're in New Zealand and you're looking for a free community for support, head to the Thrive Organisation on Facebook or Instagram to join us. With love, Kez. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pocketcoach/message

Ernest is a high school social studies teacher currently expanding on his speaking career. He enjoys speaking to youth about challenges they have in their life and specifically focusing his narratives around his personal experiences and their relationship to history.

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Christie Purifoy, author of Roots and Sky and Placemaker, is a wife, mom of 4, and gardener who delights in the work and ministry of placemaking. You will walk away from today's chat built up and inspired to see your own home and place in a different light! What we Chat about in This Episode: ~Christie's books, Roots and Sky and Placemaker ~The beauty of Christie's book, Placemaker, what led her to write it, what readers can expect, and how it inspires folks to see the value of the work of placemaking ~The beauty of God's creation and the part it plays in our understanding and knowing of God and our growth in Him ~Placemaking being for everyone, and not just homemaking, home decorating types - because we were all made in the image of a creative, place-making God ~Turning creativity and placemaking into a true source of ministry ~How Christie's journey towards being a placemaker began ~Being a humble placemaker - not just imposing one's own will on a place, but also learning and growing by a place's influence on oneself ~The correlation between hospitality and placemaking - how they differ and how they are similar ~Introvertedness and serving others ~The challenges Christie faces in placemaking ~The financial aspect of placemaking; the financial care of Christie's home, Maplehurst ~A story of placemaking that Christie wanted to share with the listeners ~The correlation between placemakng and peacemaking ~The Purifoys experience of moving around a lot; placemaking for families and individuals with very nomadic lifestyles; how to send your roots down deep and be placemakers in an area when you may not live there very long ~Receiving and learning from a place before rushing to change it ~Practical tips and first steps for getting started placemaking ~The beauty of the small acts of noticing a place ~The gift of the wilderness places ~And more! Head to www.hargraveshomeandhearth.com/podcast for the full shownotes!

INFJs Introverted quirks are many. They might seem like extroverts, but they are definitely not extroverts. They like to spend time on their own and they recharge by spending as much alone as possible.Thank you for listening! I have just started an online community called Soul Vitamins where you can access all of my courses, books, and videos for a low monthly price. Check it out at https://bit.ly/soulvitamins2 If you want to connect with me further - below are some ways:Buy my course on creating healthy boundaries at http://bit.ly/boundariescourse2Check out my YouTube Channel at https://m.youtube.com/c/BoomShikhaJoin my FB group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/boomshikha/ Email me at boomshikha at themillionairehippie dot com if you have feedback. Love and light as always,Boom Shikha See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s time for another another CarPisode! In this episode Rachel talks about introvertedness, and how it has cost her missed opportunities, connections and relationships. How has Rachel changed her mindset about her introverted ways? You’ll hear how Rachel believes that your introverted actions are choices and only you can choose where you are and where you are going, so take advantage of the opportunities you are presented! Confidence Activated 2019 is happening in Atlanta June 1-2, 2019 and VIP is already SOLD OUT! Grab your tickets ASAP over at http://confidenceactivated.com/  Use code: 25OFF to save 25% at checkout Want more from Rachel? Visit http://www.rachelluna.biz/webinar  Grab a FREE chapter of Rachel's upcoming book, Girl, Confident Visit http://girlconfident.com. LINKS: http://www.rachelluna.biz/vendor https://www.instagram.com/girlconfident/ http://www.podassist.com/ 

New year, new you? Or new year, same you? To start off this new year I discuss something that I find important: resolutions. However, we're going to be talking about resolutions and see them in a different way, in different intensity and purpose. Listen closely and kill it this year folks! . . . Catch me on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/mrjonnyraxa/   Twitter https://twitter.com/introvertintell   YouTube: https://goo.gl/1rqY2W   Visit www.introvertedintellect.comfor more!     ___

"Some talk to you in their free time, and some free their time to talk to you." This anonymous quote spoke so much truth about those in our lives that either truly values relationships or don't. At the end of the day, what matters most is your relationship in this world with people.   Catch me on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/mrjonnyraxa/   Twitter https://twitter.com/introvertintell   YouTube: https://goo.gl/1rqY2W   Visit www.introvertedintellect.comfor more!

We don't know how to communicate sometimes as introverts because we don't do enough of it. Thus, we end up talking all over the place cause there's so much on our minds. Today's Thursday Tip could help all of that and so much more! Catch me on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/mrjonnyraxa/   Twitter https://twitter.com/introvertintell   YouTube: https://goo.gl/1rqY2W   Visit www.introvertedintellect.comfor more!

Learning to grow as a person is difficult as it is, but sometimes we need to realize that the easiest thing we can do is accept the reality of who we are instead of fighting battles of acceptance from other people. Today's podcast touches on how we can learn to accept the reality of imperfection and embracing our true selves so we can grow! . . . Catch me on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/mrjonnyraxa/   Twitter https://twitter.com/introvertintell   YouTube: https://goo.gl/1rqY2W   Visit www.introvertedintellect.comfor more!

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