Podcasts about jason digges

Jason and Saora discuss a broad array of topics including: Conflict = Energy: The Transformative Practice of Authentic Relating Conflict transformation. First step is to do nothing… not react. Trusting the uncomfortability of the unraveling. Ancestral karma and the clearing of karma as part of our life purpose. The balance between dignity and humility. How Saora got her name and what it means. C*vid being like a really bad medicine trip, and how we can move into post traumatic growth as a community. Nothing is personal… Creating islands of coherence. Jason's Bio Author of Conflict = Energy, The Transformative practice of Authentic Relating, Jason is a modern renaissance man. Equal parts artist, philosopher, teacher, and media producer, from 2003-2012 he worked for Ken Wilber to create thousands of hours of educational media on the topics of transpersonal psychology, spirituality, productivity, and personal growth. For 4 years before Co-Founding ART International, Jason Studied with all of the major leaders in the circling and authentic relating. This allowed him to synthesize the curriculum into a concise guide and publish Conflict = Energy in 2020. He was the first person to start a podcast for the global AR community and spread The Art of Being Human course to Bali and Europe. Obsessed with how humans can live and relate optimally, he's facilitated groups and taught authentic relating and circling since 2012 and he has led courses in over 20 cities around the world. Jason is also passionate about translating deep wisdom principles and personal growth methods for main stream audiences. His latest work on Polarity Guidance for managers and leaders, brings the Authentic Relating teachings and practices into companies.

At times it may seem the more troubling features of our collective cultural experience — polarization, conflict, isolation — appear so intractable they are now to be expected as almost normalized behaviors of modern community life. They're not.Each one of us has the natural intelligence and creativity to transcend polarities with a greater perspective, transform the energy of conflict into resolution, and live an authentic life true to our self - chosen path, beliefs and values. At any time we can make a conscious decision that can alter our life, relationships and community.Fortunately, we also have tools and insights available to help explore the practice of what is known as authentic relating and creating deeper human connections. In this conversation, Aviv Shahar is joined by Jason Digges , artist, philosopher, teacher and author of Conflict = Energy. Jason is a global leader of the authentic relating movement.Aviv and Jason take a closer look at its origins and central ideas, and the many revealing stories in Jason's personal and professional journeys. Among their insights:Our empowerment comes from our ability to see the context that we're in and make a conscious decision: Do I want to do this? Do I want to play this game?When we come together and there is friction, we bump up against one another ― there's so much to learn. We need authe nticity and courage to lean into it.The foundation of authentic relating is taking multiple perspectives. We have a polarity of dignity, or my voice matters, and humility — listening to others. If either goes offline, we end up in posture or collapse.The se are simply tools you can use in every situation — to help you get in touch with yourself and create a space with others. That's why it's called authentic relating.The first person you need to become authentic with is yourself, or there isn't really any thing else.Capitalism is killing us; we don't need to abolish capitalism as an economic system, but stop capitalizing on people; stop looking at people as commodities.This conversation is part of the continuing Portals discovery into what is emerging on the frontiers of human experience in this time of profound change. Information about upcom ing special events can be found on the Events page. Also visit and subscribe to our YouTube channel. TWEETABLE QUOTES “You know, our interiors and the human potential movement were so interesting, and then, you know, psychedelics were outlawed, and there was this big swing back to the right in America in the 80s, and a much more conservative atmosphere.” (Jason)“The way I think of leadership is, I have a friend who does Equine Assisted Therapy on horses. Their energetic and emotional systems are so interesting because their hearts are five times bigger than ours. If you take your fist and like your heart is about this big, well their heart is five times as big as that and then the energetic field is actually that big and that strong and so horses are so energetically sensitive and if y ou have a talented equine therapist they can bring you into the paddy with, you know, this fenced in grassy area with a group of horses and they can point out these different dynamics and they can actually show you your own consciousness and your own energ y happening out there in their fields because they're so energetically sensitive.” (Jason)“There were 3000 groups happening in America that were all relational groups. They were all groups based on developing your authenticity and relational practice, li ke working it out together. Because when we come together and there is friction and we bump up against one another, there's so much to learn and what we need is authenticity and courage to lean into it, and then you know that relationship or the relational field of a group can teach us so much about how we're making meaning and doing developmental work, like, is there a higher way to make meaning? Right? So, relational practice really can accelerate development. It accelerates our emotional and social devel opment.” (Jason)“I believe that the foundation of authentically relating to you is taking multiple perspectives and polarity. So we have a polarity that we call dignity and humility, and dignity is my voice matters, and humility is the ability to listen to another person, and if either one of these things goes offline, we end up in posture or collapse.” (Jason)“You know that saying thank you and nice job is called politeness. It's called being cordial. It's actually not really investing in the relationship. They call it the relational capital between us, right? Saying thank you and nice job is like putting pennies in the piggy bank; it doesn't actually do much. But if you can notice a unique quality that this person is bringing to the community and acknowledge them for it, and even one step better, acknowledge them in front of the other people and now all of a sudden, what I'm doing is I'm taking this warmth in heart energy and I'm just spreading it around and I'm acknowledging you in a way that feels specific and unique.” (Jason) RESOURCES MENTIONED Portals of Perception WebsiteAviv's LinkedIn Aviv's TwitterAviv's Website

In this episode, we come to the end of our journey reading aloud from Jason Digges' book, Conflict=Energy. At this point, the book ventures into various exercises along with new info and it's helpful to track that by reading the last half rather than listen to me give instructions. Kris Adams is a writer, podcast producer, songwriter, who is wildly curious about fascinating, hilarious and beautiful things. Her writing, podcasts and interviews explore authentic relating, personal development, cultural landscapes, physical and spiritual anatomy, weird science, deep thoughts, and the natural world. For more interviews, creative work, writing, and more...please head over to: https://www.patreon.com/solvingeverything Look for Season 2 of Growing Beyond in September. We will have more conversations about diving deep, straddling worlds, self-awareness, authentic relating, taking big chances, thinking big thoughts, how we come together and more.

Humans are not machines, yet we often view ourselves through a lens that emphasizes improvement, achievement, and perfection as the ultimate goals, rather than accepting and knowing ourselves for who we are at any given moment. We aim rather than observe, we strive rather than notice. This chapter talks about why knowing yourself and observing yourself is important. Permission was granted by the author Jason Digges to read this amazing book: Conflict=Energy. Kris Adams is a writer, podcast producer, songwriter, who is wildly curious about fascinating, hilarious and beautiful things. Her writing, podcasts and interviews explore authentic relating, personal development, cultural landscapes, physical and spiritual anatomy, weird science, deep thoughts, and the natural world. For more interviews, creative work, writing, and more...please head over to: https://www.patreon.com/solvingeverything

In this episode, I speak with Jason Digges about his book, Energy Equals Conflict.  Find out more about Jason Diggs at www.jasondigges.com and you can find his book on Amazon. 

Dark Retreats have been trending in spiritual communities ever since Audrey Marcus spoke of his Dark Retreat experience in a podcast. Deeply curious and not satisfied with only hearing about Audrey's experiences, Christina googled "Do women do Dark Retreats?" There she discovered Nicole Nyima Costerus who spent 26 days in complete darkness through four solo Dark Retreat Experiences: 12 days, 7 days, 5 days, and 2 days. In this episode, Nicole Nyima reveals why Dark Retreats, where to go, what to bring, and how to prepare your mind. She shares about moving through the shadow of feminine independence and into deeper states of surrender, plus how DMT is released in the body and where it comes from. Nicole Nyima is a founder of Women of Ancient Futures and host of the Seeing in the Dark podcast. She's studied with Brandon Bays, Jose Gosschalk, and Jason Digges. Her impressive resume includes a certification as a Journey Practitioner, 3-year mediumship training, Wild Tantra, Highden Mystery School by Bruce Lyon, and 10 days & 100-hour Vipassana Silence Meditations. She currently hosts retreats for women to step further into their power as leaders. Find her on IG at @nicole.nyima.costerus and womenofancientfutures.com. Listen to find out more.

What if you could welcome conflicts instead of avoiding or dreading them? My guest Jason Digges describes how it's possible to do just that by using Authentic Relating. We talk about that topic and many other ideas from his excellent book, Conflict = Energy, The Transformative Practice of Authentic Relating. You will want to take notes because Jason shares a wealth of practical ideas you can apply at work and at home. Jason is a modern renaissance man. He's equal parts artist, philosopher, teacher, and media producer. From 2003-2012 he worked for Integral Institute to create thousands of hours of educational media on the topics of transpersonal psychology, spirituality, productivity, and personal growth. Jason is obsessed with how humans can live and relate optimally. Since 2012, he's facilitated groups and taught authentic relating and circling courses in over 20 cities around the world.  You'll discover: The 5 practices involved in Authentic Relating (AR)Why Appreciation is a key element in building trust and strong relationshipsThe roles of Noticing, Appreciating, and Curiosity in ARWhy Dignity + Humility = Transformation and how the shadow side of each can get in the way of connecting with othersHow leaders can create psychological safety so people feel free to speak up and share their thoughts and feelings

In this episode we continue reading from Jason Digges book, Conflict=Energy. We hear about Practices 3, 4 and 5 which include: Reveal Your Experience, Own Your Experience, Honor Self and Others. Kris Adams is a writer, podcast producer, songwriter, who is wildly curious about fascinating, hilarious and beautiful things. Her writing, podcasts and interviews explore authentic relating, personal development, cultural landscapes, physical and spiritual anatomy, weird science, deep thoughts, and the natural world. For more interviews, creative work, writing, and more...please head over to: https://www.patreon.com/solvingeverything

In this episode, grab your emotional snorkel as we take a deeper dive into Authentic Relating. We hear the first half of Chapter 3 from Jason Digges' book, Conflict=Energy. I also share my story of how I first was introduced into Authentic Relating, which involves feeling very awkward with sustained eye contact at a yoga training. Fun! I am not receiving any cash or favors for reading from this book...it just moved me so I got permission to share it. Check out my other pod, Solving Everything at: podjectivity.com and gain access to my original songs, posts and more by becoming a member at patreon.com/solvingeverything.

Kris reads Chapter 2 of the book Conflict=Energy by Jason Digges. This book is a guide to authentic relating. There is no money being exchanged for these readings...it's just essential information for anyone wanting to enhance their relationships. Lots of good nuggets of info here.... Kris Adams is a writer, podcast producer, songwriter, who is wildly curious about fascinating, hilarious and beautiful things. Her writing, podcasts and interviews explore authentic relating, personal development, cultural landscapes, physical and spiritual anatomy, weird science, deep thoughts, and the natural world. For more interviews, creative work, writing, and more...please head over to: https://www.patreon.com/solvingeverything

Kris shares Chapter 1 of the amazing book Conflict=Energy by Jason Digges. In this chapter about polarity, there are thoughts about humility and dignity. Kris Adams is a writer, podcast producer, songwriter, who is wildly curious about fascinating, hilarious and beautiful things. Her writing, podcasts and interviews explore authentic relating, personal development, cultural landscapes, physical and spiritual anatomy, weird science, deep thoughts, and the natural world. For more interviews, creative work, writing, and more...please head over to: https://www.patreon.com/solvingeverything

Hello again! In this episode, you will hear the 5 principles of Authentic Relating- a practice that is transformational for your life, relationships, and emotional fluency. I received permission from Jason Digges to share chapters from his groundbreaking book, Conflict=Energy: The Transformative Practice of Authentic Relating. In this episode, I share the beginning of Part 1. Not to sound too dramatic, but this practice can change your life. Kris Adams is a writer, podcast producer, songwriter, who is wildly curious about fascinating, hilarious and beautiful things. Her writing, podcasts and interviews explore authentic relating, personal development, cultural landscapes, physical and spiritual anatomy, weird science, deep thoughts, and the natural world. For more interviews, creative work, writing, and more...please head over to: https://www.patreon.com/solvingeverything

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In this episode of Masters of Community, we speak with Jacques Martiquet, International Party Scientist and Social Bonding Specialist, who designs custom well-being and belonging experiences for workplaces. He aims to create a high-performance culture founded on authentic human connection, psychological safety, and conscious celebration. Jacques focuses on creating social experiences that connect people, are highly memorable, and create “peak moments”. In this interview, Jacques and I geek out over social science and social design for over an hour. He walks us through his process of what it takes to create really compelling events and experiences. This interview is full of practical, actionable tips that you'll be able to apply to your community, whether you're hosting events or just trying to improve the onboarding process for your forums. Who is this episode for? Community managers who want to take inspiration from social bonding science and try new exercises to add joy to their community events. Three key takeaways: 1. Why should your community dance, sing, and laugh?: Communities often lack playful connection because they are focused on professional behavior. Dancing, singing, and laughter are hardwired into us to promote social ties. When we truly get creative, we ignite social bonding behaviors that help us build ties in our community. Intrinsic motivation within the community comes from how enjoyable the task is. 2. How to promote deep connections in your community?: Start by helping your members transition from the state of their previous event into the state of your event. To compensate for the loss of natural signals of human connection, shut off the camera or have a regular group phone call so that members can focus on the tonality of the speaker's voice. This will lead to members being more present and building deeper connections. Humans are also wired to build connections through touch, but it may be difficult to engage in touching behaviors that are appropriate in professional settings. 3. Framework for Creating Events That Foster Deep Connection: The experience begins before the experience. The invitation, the context, the intention, and the shared purpose are incredibly important when designing a gathering. Jacques shares a checklist with participants and facilitators before the event begins, so they don't enter the actual event with uncertainty. He also uses a few other simple-yet-powerful trust-building and mood-boosting exercises to help participants relax. Notable Quotes: 1. “The distance between two humans is a laugh or a dance move or a sing-along what I've found in leading hundreds of experiences” 2. “Formality and professionalism are oftentimes the opposite of authenticity. When we're taking ourselves less seriously, that's when we truly get creative and that's when we build social ties.” 3. “We need to see joy as a productivity hack and something that is so important for our performance within organizations” 4. “Everyone is an infinite source of positive joy and energy. We see ourselves as limitless sources of joy and positive energy.” 5. “Liminal spaces prepare people. They enable people to let go of their responsibilities, their thoughts, their stresses so that they can be fully present in the experience.” Answers to rapid-fire questions: 1. If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would that food be? Mackerel Fish. 2. What's the best party you've ever been to? The roaming citywide decentralized dance party, which also introduced Jacques to Bitcoin back in 2016. 3. What's the most impactful book you've ever read or a book that you love to give as a gift to others? “Conflict = Energy” by Jason Digges, an introductory book on authentic relating to overhaul how you view human connection and how you connect with others. 4. What's your morning routine? Jacques wakes up and imagines that he has been revived from the grave. Then he goes outside and looks at the sun, does some stretches, and some inversion. His last step is a loving-kindness meditation where he will bless someone or wish someone well in his life. 5. What's a go-to engagement tactic or conversation starter you like to use in your communities? Get people moving and categorizing it as movement and not dancing 6. What's the best way to end the party? Jacques encourages his participants to come forth with recognitions for others, something they're grateful for, or something that is inspiring them. 7. What's the community or event, product, or piece of technology that you wish existed? A device, basically a plugin to Spotify that enables you to choose songs that are just like universally applicable for different moods and different contexts. 8. What is the weirdest community you've ever been to? The silent meditation retreat community called Vipassana. It's interesting because the community forms in silence with no eye contact, it's purely shared suffering. 9. Tweet-sized deathbed advice? Your quality of life is predicted by the quality of your human connections. So train your human connection skills.

Author of Conflict = Energy, The Transformative practice of Authentic Relating, Jason is a modern renaissance man. Equal parts artist, philosopher, teacher, and media producer, from 2003-2012 he worked for Integral Institute to create thousands of hours of educational media on the topics of transpersonal psychology, spirituality, productivity, and personal growth.  Obsessed with how humans can live and relate optimally, he's facilitated groups and taught authentic relating and circling since 2012 and he has led courses in over 20 cities around the world. www.jasondigges.com   In this episode of Visionary Souls, we explored... How the NOW moment is like a portal, a secret passage where we have to pay attention for it to open How sew engage collective healing when we step into vulnerability How we metabolize and digest energy How intuition is the mysterious love child of our brains and hearts How each of us has a holographic journey we're on The game of revealing ourselves and sharing wisdom we have about others  The journey or Jason cresting his career for 12 years; how he had to let go to be able to step into more expansive callings  All about Jason's book:: Conflict = Energy: The Transformative Practice of Authentic Relating And SOUL much more...come play!   Connect with Jason Website: www.authrev.org   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaydigges/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jason.digges.7  Free Gift: www.authrev.org/freechapter  Authentic Revolution: www.authrev.org  C=E Paperback and Kindle sold on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Conflict-Energy-Transformative-Practice-Authentic/dp/1735076007/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1PSDDPQ7IT9PE&dchild=1&keywords=conflict+energy&qid=1597088544&sprefix=conflict+%3D+eneryg%2Caps%2C216&sr=8-2     ***************  Support + give a love donation: http://www.paypal.me/sydneycampos More healing transmissions + energy activations: https://sellfy.com/training-activations/   **All the Ways To Play** Soul Sourcing Sessions: https://sydneycampos.com/  The Empath Experience Book: http://www.the-empath-experience.com  Self-Mastery Courses: https://sydneycampos.com/courses/  Visionary Souls Podcast: http://www.visionarysouls.com   Akashic Training: https://sydneycampos.com/akashic-facilitator-training/ 5D Visionary Business Training: https://sydneycampos.com/5d-visionary-business-training/  Website: http://sydneycampos.com  Get my favorite products + Visionary Souls Support: https://kit.co/SydneyCampos

Authentic Relating—also understood as a social movement—began in San Francisco in the 1990s. Jason Digges was there at the onset. The author of "Conflict = Energy: The Transformative Practice of Authentic Relating," Jason geeks out with Christina on the development of the Human Connection Industry and how to incorporate authentic relating practices into the real world.   In this high-energy episode, the two explain the term "partner," what to do when you can't find the words to express yourself, and the importance of practicing human connection... like you do fitness!   Connect with Jason Digges | Website: https://www.jasondigges.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaydigges/   Connect with Christina | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christinaweber Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christinalweber Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinalweber/   Discover WeDeepen | YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/jbauwdjb Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wedeepen/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wedeepen Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3226459487390719  

Jason is the author of Conflict = Energy, and in this episode with Jason, we cover: Why this book? How does this relate to tough conversations? Welcome conflict! It's a good thing! Learn about our values. Check-in with self-emotional clarity. Curiosity. Connection over content. Naming what's happening.  Jason Digges is the author of the new release Conflict = Energy, The transformative practice of Authentic Relating. Jason is a modern renaissance man: Equal parts artist, philosopher, teacher, and video producer. For the past 4 years, he has been a trainer and facilitator for groups within the authentic relating and circling realm and is obsessed with how humans can live and relate optimally.  You can find out more at: https://authenticrelating.co/ For show notes and past guests, please visit http://focus.ceo/podcast Download the free 6 min video "How to Double Your Revenue by Focusing on Less" at http://focus.ceo/focusvideo Take the free 60 min Double Your Revenue training at http://focus.ceo/training Follow David: Twitter: http://twitter.com/_focusceo Instagram: http://instagram.com/_focusceo Facebook: http://facebook.com/extraordinaryfocus YouTube: http://youtube.com/c/ExtraordinaryFocuswithDavidWood LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/focus-ceo/

Jason Digges is an artist, philosopher, teacher, media producer, and the author of the book Conflict=Energy. In our conversation we talk about Authentic Relating, making clear and vulnerable requests, unwinding the social impact of Covid, the idea of simplicity beyond complexity, and plenty of other great stuff. www.authrev.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-digges-b47baa3/ Instagram: @jaydigges Conflict=Energy book - https://amzn.to/3iiSYFO 

““Its how to tell the truth without blowing up your relationships” ”  Jason is the Author of a new book called Conflict = Energy, The Transformative practice of Authentic Relating. Jason is what you'd call a modern renaissance man. Equal parts artist, philosopher, teacher, and media producer, from 2003-2012 he worked for Integral Institute to create thousands of hours of educational media on the topics of transpersonal psychology, spirituality, productivity, and personal growth.  Obsessed with how humans can live and relate optimally, he's facilitated groups and taught authentic relating and circling since 2012 and he has led courses in over 20 cities around the world. www.jasondigges.com www.authrev.org

“Stay embodied, stay human”  Jason is the Author of a new book called Conflict = Energy, The Transformative practice of Authentic Relating. Jason is what you'd call a modern renaissance man. Equal parts artist, philosopher, teacher, and media producer, from 2003-2012 he worked for Integral Institute to create thousands of hours of educational media on the topics of transpersonal psychology, spirituality, productivity, and personal growth.  Obsessed with how humans can live and relate optimally, he's facilitated groups and taught authentic relating and circling since 2012 and he has led courses in over 20 cities around the world. www.jasondigges.com www.authrev.org

“Living an authentic life, requires that we be willing to be changed by our relationships and circumstances.“ says my guest, Jason Digges in this rich dialog about how we show up in connection with another, and how that is the place where we can truly know ourselves and grow. From the moment he was told "what you feel matters", his eyes were open to a new way of being that has directed his life ever since. https://www.authrev.org/ https://www.amazon.com/Conflict-Energy-Transformative-Practice-Authentic/dp/1735076007 Show Notes: Jason references books on community building like these: https://www.amazon.com/Belong-People-Create-Community-Connected/dp/1523502053 https://www.amazon.com/Tribes-We-Need-You-Lead/dp/1491514736 and the Authentic Relating company that Jason co-founded that I am a mentor, facilitator and practitioner of: https://authenticrelating.co/

"Curiosity and Judgment cannot exist in the same person at the same time" - Jason Digges Jason Digges is on of the leaders of the Authentic Relating movement and the author of Conflict = Energy I love how Jason refers to Authentic Relating (AR) as a decentralized, open-source movement. Like blockchain and crypto currencies, this is a movement that is sweeping across the world at just the time it is needed - because we are dealing with the biggest mental health crisis since World War II. After doing some authentic relating games in my business mastermind - the League of Superconductors - I knew I needed bring Jason on to the show. For my clients and for myself - these games have vastly improved my approach to relationships at all levels. Jason's book is full of games - and it is helpful for them to be labeled as games - because it is a playful way of training emotional intelligence. This is the most fun and accessible process of learning to understand our emotions and internal experience, and also to grow personally within relationship with other people If you want to improve your mental health, your relationships, be a visionary leader, heal conflicts, and express yourself better than ever before, this is the podcast episode for you! What you'll learn in this episode Some of the top Authentic Relating GamesHow to be a visionary leaderHow to create relationships after you leave schoolHow to translate our emotions into language we can understandHow to harness the energy of conflictLevels of Ninja listening skillsWhy giving advice creates emotional disconnectHow Authentic Relating can fill the gap in your personal growth work Quotes: "Curiosity and Judgment cannot exist in the same person at the same time" - Jason Digges "I had painful social anxiety. I couldn't even speak to 4-5 people at a time. But then 6 months later, after practicing authentic relating, I'm leading events with 30 people."- Jason Digges "Emotionally intelligent - What does that mean? We are in touch and in tune with our bodies and our emotions and we can actually interpret the signals."- Jason Digges "Listening can heal any conflict. Listening is about linking our nervous systems together" - Jason Digges "When people learn Authentic Relating, they are able to ask for what they want in life" - Jason Digges "Because of the Pandemic, this is the greatest loss of mental and emotional health since World War II."- Jason Digges "The pace of our minds, careers, technology, and society is fast. If we don't have the ability to downshift, we're going to have negative impact in our relationships."- Jason Digges Continue the Adventure: Authrev.org - Jason's current company You'll also love these episodes: Is Your Own Nervous System Keeping You Trapped? With Antesa Jensen Dara Dubinet | Astrogeography – The Astrology of Place – Find Your Dream Location Dawson Church | How Consciousness Creates Material Reality, EFT Tapping, Eco Mediation, and more Michael Thornhill | Founder of Casa Galactica, Ayahuasca Retreat Center, on Healing Trauma and Channeling Interdimensional Beings Jackie Van Campen | Channeling the Beings of Light

GUEST | Jason Digges, Co-Founder of ART International and Author of Conflict = Energy: The Transformative Practice of Authentic Relating DETAILS | Upgraded communication is a superpower--especially in the digital age. Join us as we explore authentic relating, a transformational practice to build deeper and more meaningful connections as we navigate relationships, conflict, and the pandemic. OVERVIEW | Are you ready to ADAPT and REINVENT YOURSELF for the most disrupted and digital workforce in history? What would it feel like to belong and not get stuck? It is estimated over 1 billion people will need reskilling by 2030, and more than 300 million jobs will be impacted by AI  — work, identity, and what it means to be human are rapidly changing. Join hosts Nate Thompson and Alex Schwartz and the TOP VOICES in the Future of Work to uncover how to meet this dynamic new reality driven by AI, hybrid work, societal shifts, and our increasingly digital world. Discover why a Future of Work Mindset is your key to prepare, navigate and thrive! We are grateful you are here, and welcome to the TDW Tribe! www.thedisruptedworkforce.com

Jason Digges is the founder of ART International, an Authentic Relating Training company that helps facilitators use this framework for greater emotional intelligence. In this podcast, Jason discusses the premise of his book Conflict = Energy including numerous embodied exercises and tools. We discuss the foundation of connection and application for interpersonal growth.

In this episode of Divine Data, Samantha Rose Paprin talks with Jason Digges to converse about conscious communication, transmuting stuck energy, fundamental shifts required for humanity, embodiment and unconditional acceptance. Whilst also discussing his experience within being a course leader for Authentic Relating. You can find out more information about Jason's work via https://portal.theembodimentconference.org/presenters/jason-b-digges-f7ghjb https://www.instagram.com/jaydigges/ https://authenticrelating.co/book/ and if you are interested in what he has written then visit https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jason-Digges/e/B08BRD5LHY And if you're interested in inquiring more about a session with me or coming onto an episode of Divine Data please feel free to email me at Divinelioncoaching@gmail.com or visit my website: www.samantharosepaprin.com Lots of love!

Welcome to the Authentic Dad Podcast!  I'm David Waranch and I coach dads on having a greater impact in the world, living on their own terms, flourishing in their relationships.  Please reach out to me at www.furthurcoach.com. Today, I'm joined by Jason Digges.  Jason is the author of new release Conflict = Energy, The Transformative practice of Authentic Relating. Jason is a modern renaissance man. Equal parts artist, philosopher, teacher, and media producer, from 2003-2012 he worked for Integral Institute to create thousands of hours of educational media on the topics of transpersonal psychology, spirituality, productivity, and personal growth.  Obsessed with how humans can live and relate optimally, he's facilitated groups and taught authentic relating and circling since 2012. In 2017, Jason co-founded Authentic Relating Training International and has since led courses in 20 cities around the world.  Free Chapter:  www.authenticrelating.co/freechapter Purchase The Book: PDF: authenticrelating.co/book Paperback and Kindle sold on Amazon here  Connect With Jason Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jaydigges Instagram instagram.com/jaydigges ART International - Authentic Relating Training International Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/authenticrelatingtraining/ Instagram: instagram.com/authenticrelatingtraining/ Thanks for listening!  

Co-founder of Authentic Relating joins me from Boulder to talk about the integral world, working with Ken Wilber, authenticity, knob heads, types of listening, full body listening, honesty, responsibility, consent, emotions, rudeness, “boxes”, and embodiment. A fun set of arguments. https://authenticrelating.co/book/