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Rob Worrall is joined by DAZN's newest presenter and National League expert Aaron McLean to look over the current state of the National League so far. Plus their are interviews with Rochdale manager Jim McNulty and Altrincham's assistant manager Neil Sorvel. Dickie Worton joins to look at the North while Joe Pope gives his thoughts on the National League South and Christian James pops up to talk about Boston United's surprise win at Sutton United. Subscribe via all good podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jim McNulty is a professor of psychology at Florida State University. He studies close relationships, and in this episode, we talk about his research on "automatic partner attitudes." When someone sees their romantic partner, their feelings about that person spring automatically to mind. And sometimes those feelings conflict with what they openly SAY they feel about their partner. Jim shares his findings from studies that measure people's feelings toward their partners.Things that come up in this episodeA longitudinal study of newlyweds shows how automatic attitudes are related to relationship outcomes years later (McNulty et al., 2013)Automatic evaluations of one's partner are related to relationship satisfaction (Turner & McNulty, 2020)Interventions that improve people's evaluations of their partners improve relationships outcomes (McNulty et al., 2017)A recent paper summarizing Jim's work on automatic evaluations of one's partner (Faure et al., 2024)For a transcript of this episode, visit this episode's page at: http://opinionsciencepodcast.com/episodes/Learn more about Opinion Science at http://opinionsciencepodcast.com/ and follow @OpinionSciPod on Twitter.

In a mega-episode, I Hate Politics Upcounty Reporter Andrew Saundry interviews Gaithersburg City Council candidates Dave Delgard (03:20), Philip Cook (23:50), Lisa Henderson (38:15), Yamil Hernandez (56:00), Jim McNulty (1:15:00). Note timestamps for each candidate. Music for this episode comes from Kara Levchenko, an Arlington singer-songwriter, who is the choir director in Centreville High School in Fairfax County Virginia.

When you hear about someone needing to unplug, you likely picture someone frazzled and on the edge of a burn-out. We can all relate to similar feelings of overwhelm; it seems almost inevitable. However, that outcome could have been different if the person had proactively taken the time to refresh before getting to that point. Jim McNulty, Sr. Vice President of Business Banking, doesn't only understand the previous truth, he's done something about it. During this conversation, we discuss his experience taking a ten-week sabbatical and his journey to that decision. As I spoke with Jim, I came to understand his heart for people. Throughout our discussion, he kept coming back to that. His hiring process, the way he operates, and his relationships teach us a lot about creating a culture that develops others.  We discussed the impact that COVID-19 had on Oak Bank and how they pushed through the obstacles presented by the pandemic to be able to say, “Yes” to each person in need. In a matter of weeks, he had to turn his bank into a PPP loan processing station. Every individual who called needing help was met with kindness and understanding. Jim attributes much of this understanding to lessons he learned during his sabbatical. Listen to learn more from Jim's wise perspective about taking time to refresh. How does unplugging benefit the workplace? There were many benefits that came from Jim's sabbatical, not just for him but for his family and workplace team. Jim and his family grew closer during his time off and he learned to appreciate the benefits of unplugging. Meanwhile, his company benefited due to the training provided and trust granted in preparation for Jim being gone. His employees flourished with having greater responsibility and future leadership potential was developed.  It's easy to think that we are indispensable, that the work we do is too important for us to take time off, that no one can do our job as well as we can. The reality is that our businesses should be able to run without us. Not permanently, of course, but certainly for a time. Preparing for someone to unplug is like an emergency drill. We can prepare for the inevitable by preparing for the expected. What does it mean to unplug? Many of us think we need to be constantly available and engaged in the workplace. We wouldn't even consider taking a break. Staying busy and living in an exhausted state has become the norm for our culture. In previous episodes, I've discussed the necessity of work/life synchrony. That being said, unplugging also provides an opportunity for great revelations and positive shifts. It allows us to gain a new perspective on every relationship in life.  Unplugging is different for each individual. Most commonly it means separating yourself from work. However, it could also mean temporarily backing away from a situation or event. Regardless of the reason, great benefit can be attained by stepping away and resetting, and the benefits will continue for years to come in both our professional and personal lives. Why should you consider unplugging? Dieter F. Uchtdorf said, “We would do well to slow down a little, focus on the significant, and truly see the things that matter most.” What does that look like? It's stepping away from the busyness of life to give yourself the time to reset. How long you should unplug is entirely dependent on how long it takes to accomplish your intended purpose. If you're willing to unplug, you'll find that you'll be better prepared to have meaningful discussions with others and that your relationships will grow. These are things Jim has found to be true after he unplugged with his sabbatical.  What do you think of when you hear the word unplug? Is it something you've considered for yourself or your employees? Find out how learning to unplug will make you a better leader with a stronger team.  Outline of This Episode [3:40] Jim McNulty's leadership background from flipping burgers to the present [7:03] How to hire employees who care about people [10:02] How Oak Bank stands out [18:50] Jim's slam dunk achievement at Oak Bank [26:04] Using work successes in personal relationships [29:10] Struggles during the pandemic [33:20] Jim's ten-week sabbatical [40:37] What Jim learned during the trip that benefited his work [46:13] Two benefits of unplugging to keep in mind  Resources & People Mentioned SPONSOR: eWebinar - eWebinar automates the tedious task of giving the same presentation again and again, unlocking your free time for whatever you choose - try it for free for 30 days Ray Dalio's book https://www.principles.com/ Jack Welch Jack Welch Management Institute Connect with Jim McNulty Jim's company profile Jim McNulty Jim's sabbatical blog The Big Trip Connect with Jim on LinkedIn Jim McNulty's Twitter profile Connect With Bruce www.ContractedLeadership.com Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Subscribe to The Development Exponent Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK

The story of Jim McNulty, a Catholic who was held hostage in 2010 at the Discovery Network headquarters in Silver Spring, Maryland. Jim developed post-traumatic stress disorder after the incident. He founded a Catholic support group for other victims of trauma. Show notes: https://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/02/us/02discovery.html https://www.theupperroomptsd.org/ https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/post-traumatic-stress-disorder-ptsd/index.shtml https://catholicpsychotherapy.org/ https://www.amazon.com/He-Leadeth-Me-Extraordinary-Testament/dp/0804141525

How can we find peace among the chaos that surrounds us? Jim McNulty shares his experience with trauma and how to find peace during and after experiences that overwhelm us.

Host Paul Booth will be joined for episode #1 of Talking Pictures new series FILM CLUB. I will be joined by Co-Executive Producer of Talking Pictures (since day one) Jim McNulty who is 73 and has been a film nut for 60 years. We will also be joined by Erin Murphy who brings her experience as a Theatre actress and is a certifiable film nut. Erin (respectfully) knows more about film than some Filmmakers should. Our final guest will be Miles Doleac, Miles holds a P.H.D. and is a professor. Miles has also written, produced and directed three feature films available on Amazon Prime.  This show will not be for promotion, it will be to discuss the film openly and the only rule about censorship will be, there is NONE. Talking Pictures film club will be the same idea as "Monthly" Book Club. The episodes will have four guests and we wiill discuss ONE film.

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Chad Lamb: The Secret Infiltration of the Enemy's Camp [2:18:28] Click here for: High quality (1.52 GB) Click here for: Low quality (0 B) 2541

Chad Lamb: Tape Service - Part 5: The Spoken Word Is the Original Seed [1:52:36] What is God's message to us? How does the Bride remit sin? By what mechanism is the Seed sown in every generation? Click here for: High quality (1.1 GB) Click here for: Low quality (513.75 MB) 2540

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They discuss, Age of Innocence, The Good the Bad and The Ugly, remakes of King Kong, Pulp Fiction and many others.