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‘to write of skin is to discredit the self'- from Home's Duplex by Lesh Karan In this episode of 3CR's Spoken Word show which aired on Thursday 17 April 2025, you will hear poet Lesh Karan talk about studying poetry, assemblage, movement and lineages.Lesh Karan is an emerging poet of Indo-Fijian descent based in Naarm/Melbourne. Her work has been published in Meanjin, Overland, Griffith Review, Cordite, Island, Rabbit, Strange Horizons (USA), and Best of Australian Poems (2022, 2023). She won the 2023 Liquid Amber Poetry Prize, was shortlisted for the Judith Wright and South Coast Writers Centre poetry prizes, and received an honourable mention in the 2024 Red Room Emerging Poets in Residence program. Lesh holds a Master of Creative Writing, Publishing and Editing from the University of Melbourne.Poems written and performed by Lesh Karan in this episode:Twenty-one+ answers to your questionHome's DuplexRed Writing Hood NoteSpoken word and poetry come from the heart and touch on all the topics peculiar to the human condition. As such there may be content in this show that could cause distress. Please practice self-care when listening and seek help if you need it. CreditsRecorded, produced and edited by Indrani Perera.Thank you to Lesh Karan for sharing her poetry and to you for listening!
Michelle chats with Dr Toby Davidson, editor of Francis Webb's Collected Poems, about the comic element in his poetry of the 1940s, 50s and 60s. Webb (1925 - 73) is an enigma, a postwar prodigy respected by some of the loftiest names in Australian poetry - Judith Wright, Gwen Harwood, Les Murray, Robert Adamson - but largely unknown to the general public. 2025 marks 100 years since the poet's birth, and the Francis Webb Centenary will be marked with essays, podcasts and tribute readings to shine a fresh light on this North Sydney genius who astonished his contemporaries with his white-hot talent and fierce questioning of social norms, both of which are immediately evident in his character sketches, Shakespearean clowns and spiky satirical ripostes. Francis Webb Centenary homepage (hosted by UWA Publishing): https://uwap.uwa.edu.au/blogs/marginalia/centenary-of-major-australian-poet-francis-webb?srsltid=AfmBOooROr-1QfHD21zlUOLgdi1IveEr8AHUiZBW-VA5gVwNxG3SwIU9 Ian Dickson's 2022 recital of 'A Drum for Ben Boyd' from the Australian Book Review podcast, introduced by ABR poetry editor John Hawke: https://www.australianbookreview.com.au/podcast/760-the-abr-podcast/8039-on-the-australian-poet-francis-webb-the-abr-podcast-66
Amanda Holmes reads Judith Wright's “Full Moon Rhyme.” Have a suggestion for a poem by a (dead) writer? Email us: podcast@theamericanscholar.org. If we select your entry, you'll win a copy of a poetry collection edited by David Lehman.This episode was produced by Stephanie Bastek and features the song “Canvasback” by Chad Crouch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of the Inspired Money Live Stream Podcast, host Andy Wang and a panel of financial experts tackle how psychological and emotional factors shape our spending habits. With insights from Dr. Judith Wright, Dr. Bob Wright, Dr. Megan McCoy, and Maggie Klokkenga, this episode breaks down the key influences behind financial decisions and offers strategies to develop healthier spending practices. Understanding the Psychology of Spending Our financial choices are driven by more than just needs; psychological triggers and emotional factors play a significant role. In The Psychology of Spending, we focus on how subconscious behaviors impact our spending and offer practical solutions to manage these impulses.
A Groundbreaking Discussion on Women's Financial Empowerment Welcome to Episode 25 of the Inspired Money Podcast, "Empowering Financial Independence for Women: Closing the Gender Wealth Gap." This episode shines a light on the complex issues surrounding the gender wealth disparity, offering practical steps to enhance financial independence for women across different life phases. Elevating Women's Financial Status In this episode, we explore the multifaceted gender wealth gap, providing women with practical empowerment strategies. With insights from esteemed guests Dr. Judith Wright, Mariko Gordon, and Stefanie O'Connell Rodriguez, we explore personal growth, finance, and empowerment, offering actionable advice from the real world.
In this show relationship experts Dr. Judith Wright and Dr. Bob Wright discuss their interesting book, The Heart of the Fight: A Couple's Guide to 15 Common Fights, What They Really Mean & How They Can Bring You Closer. Dispelling many of the common myths of what you need to make a relationship work, these experts suggest that conflict is a couple's secret weapon for coming closer but you need to know how to fight and what to fight for. In a fascinating way they discuss the Art of the Argument: Six Skills for Battling to Bliss and the Fifteen Fights That Make or Break Your Relationship. From a closer look at fights like The Blame Game to You're Just Like Your Mother/Father, you will rethink the how and why of fighting in relationships. Ultimately this is a show that will expand the potential of your relationship. Don't miss it.
In this show relationship experts Dr. Judith Wright and Dr. Bob Wright discuss their interesting book, The Heart of the Fight: A Couple's Guide to 15 Common Fights, What They Really Mean & How They Can Bring You Closer. Dispelling many of the common myths of what you need to make a relationship work, these experts suggest that conflict is a couple's secret weapon for coming closer but you need to know how to fight and what to fight for. In a fascinating way they discuss the Art of the Argument: Six Skills for Battling to Bliss and the Fifteen Fights That Make or Break Your Relationship. From a closer look at fights like The Blame Game to You're Just Like Your Mother/Father, you will rethink the how and why of fighting in relationships. Ultimately this is a show that will expand the potential of your relationship. Don't miss it.
Emergency Family Assistance Centers serve as a one-stop shop for assistance, information and support during an emergency or disaster, and this podcast covers many of the support services offered through Emergency Family Assistance Centers. Listeners can also learn about how to connect to resources and information. Host Bruce Moody speaks with Judith Wright, Emergency Family Assistance program manager with Commander, Navy Installations Command, about Emergency Family Assistance, one portion of the larger emergency response effort which helps address the practical and emotional needs of Defense Department personnel impacted by a disaster. Visit Military OneSource at https://www.militaryonesource.mil/resources/millife-guides/family-emergency-preparation/ to learn about the resources and support to guide families in preparing for emergencies. Find emergency contacts for disasters and evacuations on Military OneSource at: https://www.militaryonesource.mil/emergency-contacts-for-disasters-evacuations/. Bruce Moody is a public affairs specialist with the office of Military Community and Family Policy. Share your feedback about this podcast as well as ideas for future episodes by visiting the Military OneSource Podcasts Feedback Form at https://public.militaryonesource.mil/podcast-feedback. The Military OneSource Podcast series is an official resource of the Defense Department. For more information, visit MilitaryOneSource.mil or call 800-342-9647. Military OneSource is your 24/7 connection to information, answers and support to help you reach your goals, overcome challenges and thrive.
Aloha Inspired Money Makers! In Episode 11 of the Inspired Money Podcast's live stream series, "The Psychology of Spending: Understanding Your Money Habits," hosted by Andy Wang and produced by Bradley Jon Eaglefeather. In this episode, we embark on a transformative exploration into the psychology of spending, guided by our distinguished panelists—Dr. Sonya Lutter, George Kinder, and Dr. Judith Wright. Together, they illuminate the emotional, cognitive, and social factors that shape our financial decisions. Overview In Episode 11, "The Psychology of Spending: Understanding Your Money Habits," we delve into the labyrinth of the human psyche to uncover the forces that drive our spending habits. Our panel of experts will share their wisdom, offering actionable insights to help you master your financial well-being. Segments Segment 1: The Psychology of Emotional Spending: How to Take Control Emotional triggers often lead us to the checkout counter. This segment offers healthier alternatives to retail therapy, emphasizing the mastery of emotions as a pathway to financial freedom. Segment 2: Unlocking the Secrets of Consumer Choices: A Behavioral Economics Guide Why do we make unnecessary purchases? This segment unravels the cognitive biases that influence our spending and offers strategies for becoming a more conscious consumer. Segment 3: The Power of the Crowd: How Social Influences Affect Your Wallet Peer pressure and societal norms can heavily influence our spending. This segment explores how to harness social influences for financial well-being rather than detriment. Segment 4: Financial Therapy: The Path to Emotional and Fiscal Well-Being Financial therapy marries financial planning with emotional intelligence. This segment introduces this groundbreaking field, aiming to foster a healthier relationship with money. Segment 5: From Mindfulness to Impulse: A Deep Dive into Spending Habits Mindful spending and impulse buying are two sides of the same coin. This segment explores the art of making conscious choices and the repercussions of impulsive spending. Guest Profiles: Dr. Sonya Lutter: A pioneer in financial therapy, Dr. Sonya Lutter offers a holistic approach to managing finances, blending financial planning with emotional intelligence. George Kinder: Known as the father of life planning, George Kinder integrates financial and life goals to help individuals achieve true fulfillment. A mindfulness teacher for over 35 years, he is a global advocate for fiduciary behavior. Dr. Judith Wright: An expert in transformational coaching, neuroscience, and spirituality, Dr. Judith Wright provides a unique lens through which to view the psychology of spending. Guest Links: Dr. Sonya Lutter: https://enlite.world George Kinder: https://georgekinder.com Dr. Judith Wright: https://judithwright.com
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Following on from Jennie's address on the 7th May, 2023 - in today's address - Part 2 of "Black and White", Jennie summarises the historical background to the approaching "Voice" referendum, including an extract from "The Uluru Statement from the Heart". Jenny informs us about the nature of the forthcoming referendum and recognises the plight of Aboriginal people when we - as a nation - have been deaf to the voices of Aboriginal leaders in the past. Jennie also pays tribute to the spiritual input of poets like Oodgeroo Noonuccal (Kath Walker) and Judith Wright. If you are still to decide on "The Voice", this address of Jennie's is not to be missed!
In this show relationship experts Dr. Judith Wright and Dr. Bob Wright discuss their new and interesting book, The Heart of the Fight: A Couple's Guide to 15 Common Fights, What They Really Mean & How They Can Bring You Closer. Dispelling many of the common myths of what you need to make a relationship work, these experts suggest that conflict is a couple's secret weapon for coming closer but you need to know how to fight and what to fight for. In a fascinating way they discuss the Art of the Argument: Six Skills for Battling to Bliss and the Fifteen Fights That Make or Break Your Relationship. From a closer look at fights like The Blame Game to You're Just Like Your Mother/Father, you will rethink the how and why of fighting in relationships. Ultimately this is a show that will expand the potential of your relationship. Don't miss it.
In this show relationship experts Dr. Judith Wright and Dr. Bob Wright discuss their new and interesting book, The Heart of the Fight: A Couple's Guide to 15 Common Fights, What They Really Mean & How They Can Bring You Closer. Dispelling many of the common myths of what you need to make a relationship work, these experts suggest that conflict is a couple's secret weapon for coming closer but you need to know how to fight and what to fight for. In a fascinating way they discuss the Art of the Argument: Six Skills for Battling to Bliss and the Fifteen Fights That Make or Break Your Relationship. From a closer look at fights like The Blame Game to You're Just Like Your Mother/Father, you will rethink the how and why of fighting in relationships. Ultimately this is a show that will expand the potential of your relationship. Don't miss it.
Woman To Man By Judith Wright
NOTE: We previously released this episode with the wrong file. This is the correct version. Sorry for the inconvenience! The National Native American Human Resources Association (NNAHRA) has grown from a small gathering of HR professionals into a national organization representing over 400 tribes nationwide with a membership in the thousands. On this episode of Magic in the Room, Chris sat down with NNAHRA board members Judith Wright, Anthony Tillman, Azadeh Tavakoli, and Susan Clem to discuss the importance of Tribal sovereignty, changes in Tribal enterprise, and the future of NNAHRA. For more information about NNAHRA, visit NNAHRA.org, or connect on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/company/nnahra/. Judith Wright- NNAHRA President Judy Wright is an enrolled member of the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians and began her career in human resources in 1981 at Hewlett-Packard Company located in San Diego, California. In 2001, she joined Valley View Casino & Hotel, an enterprise of San Pasqual where she serves as Vice President of Human Resources. Anthony Tillman- NNAHRA Vice President Anthony Tillman is of Mohawk, Otoe-Missouria, and Muscogee (Creek) descent and has served as NNAHRA's Vice President since 2015. Anthony is currently working for the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe as their Cannabis Compliance Manager. Azadeh Tavakoli- NNAHRA Treasurer Azadeh Tavakoli is both Meskwaki (Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa) and Iranian. Human Resources is her passion, and she has worked with both Tribal and Medical employers since 2007. She is proud to have served on the NNAHRA Board on and off since 2015. Susan Clem – NNAHRA Secretary Suzanne Clem is the Human Resources Director at Wildhorse Resort and Casino (WRC), owned by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. Suzanne joined NNAHRA as a speaker back in 2006, and was elected to the board in 2008. Music by evangrimmusic.com Recorded onsite at the 2022 NNAHRA Annual Conference Support from techblogwriter.co.uk
The National Native American Human Resources Association (NNAHRA) has grown from a small gathering of HR professionals into a national organization representing over 400 tribes nationwide with a membership in the thousands. On this episode of Magic in the Room, Chris sat down with NNAHRA board members Judith Wright, Anthony Tillman, Azadeh Tavakoli, and Susan Clem to discuss the importance of Tribal sovereignty, changes in Tribal enterprise, and the future of NNAHRA. For more information about NNAHRA, visit NNAHRA.org, or connect on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/company/nnahra/. Judith Wright- NNAHRA President Judy Wright is an enrolled member of the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians and began her career in human resources in 1981 at Hewlett-Packard Company located in San Diego, California. In 2001, she joined Valley View Casino & Hotel, an enterprise of San Pasqual where she serves as Vice President of Human Resources. Anthony Tillman- NNAHRA Vice President Anthony Tillman is of Mohawk, Otoe-Missouria, and Muscogee (Creek) descent and has served as NNAHRA's Vice President since 2015. Anthony is currently working for the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe as their Cannabis Compliance Manager. Azadeh Tavakoli- NNAHRA Treasurer Azadeh Tavakoli is both Meskwaki (Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa) and Iranian. Human Resources is her passion, and she has worked with both Tribal and Medical employers since 2007. She is proud to have served on the NNAHRA Board on and off since 2015. Susan Clem – NNAHRA Secretary Suzanne Clem is the Human Resources Director at Wildhorse Resort and Casino (WRC), owned by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. Suzanne joined NNAHRA as a speaker back in 2006, and was elected to the board in 2008. Music by evangrimmusic.com Recorded onsite at the 2022 NNAHRA Annual Conference Support from techblogwriter.co.uk
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Most famous as a poet, Judith Wright was also a very fine writer in prose, and a new book "Judith Wright: Selected Writings, edited by Georgina Arnott" explores her writing and he life as an early environmental activist, champion of indigenous writers and someone who went against the fray in exploring Australian identity.
Judith Wright is most famous for her poetry, but she also wrote hundreds of essays, speeches and letters which reveal her changing ideas on poetry, Indigenous Australians, the environment and what it means to be Australian.
Bruce Shapiro gives us his analysis of President Biden's State of the Union, Philippe Sands explains the case for returning the Chagos Islands to Mauritius and Georgina Arnott looks at the changing ideas of poet Judith Wright through her essays
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Request To A Year By Judith Wright
Dr. Laura Connects with Guest Kelly Haner Feelings or emotions are the universal language and are to be honored. They are the authentic expression of who you are at your deepest place. — Judith Wright
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Poet, activist, educator, icon. A look at the fascinating life and work of Oodgeroo Noonuccal.Follow us on INSTAGRAM & TWITTER @australianaramaSOURCES: Oodgeroo by Kathie Cochran with contributions from Judith Wright, ABC Rewind, Australian Dictionary of Biography, Encounter on Radio National, The Canberra Times via the National Library, The National Museum of Australia, The National Film and Sound Archive, The Queensland Human rights commission, The Queensland Parliament website, and Wikipedia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Roy L Hales/Daily News -The grocery delivery program's origins go back to October 2019. A Rendezvous Island resident, Judith Wright, organized a group run for four or five families every two weeks. After COVID hit, close to half of the permanent residents of Rendezvous, Read, Maurelle, and Sonora Islands took advantage of the SRD Delivers program to have their groceries delivered every week for three months. While the funding ended in mid July, the Surge Narrows grocery delivery program proved to be so effective that it continues today The transition began after Strathcona Regional District (SRD) Protective Services Coordinator Shaun Koopman advised a Read Island based accountant about SRD Delivers. Ginny Vassal explained, “I started thinking, ‘Oh my goodness, what an opportunity.' We don't want people going to town, but they need to get supplies. Our population is pretty close to 50% seniors, actually 47%. All of a sudden, SRD was making made it possible for people not to go to town. The maximum grant was $5,500. We applied and we're very grateful to get the full amount.” Vassal applied for the grant. The delivery system coordinator, Judith Wright, added that SRD Delivers “helped cover the shipping costs for seniors and has been a useful buffer as we work the bugs out of the system. Because of the aid, we have been able to establish a reliable food delivery system that can be ongoing.” Around thirty families continue to place their orders on Fridays and later converge on the tiny community of Surge Narrows, on Read Island, to pick up their food.
Thank you for listening to this recording, produced by the Art Gallery of South Australia. In this live recording, Rhana Devenport, AGSA Director, discusses the work of 2020 Adelaide Biennial artist Judith Wright, on display in Gallery 24. For further information visit www.agsa.sa.gov.au image: Saul Steed
In this show relationship experts Dr. Judith Wright and Dr. Bob Wright discuss their new and interesting book, The Heart of the Fight: A Couple's Guide to 15 Common Fights, What They Really Mean & How They Can Bring You Closer. Dispelling many of the common myths of what you need to make a relationship work, these experts suggest that conflict is a couple's secret weapon for coming closer but you need to know how to fight and what to fight for. In a fascinating way they discuss the Art of the Argument: Six Skills for Battling to Bliss and the Fifteen Fights That Make or Break Your Relationship. From a closer look at fights like The Blame Game to You're Just Like Your Mother/Father, you will rethink the how and why of fighting in relationships. Ultimately this is a show that will expand the potential of your relationship. Don't miss it.
Judith Wright was born in 1939 and is an artist living in Gloucester, Massachusetts. She became a Freedom Rider and was jailed in the Mississippi State Penitentiary in 1961. Later, in 1964, she spent a year in Meridian, Mississippi working with her husband Sib in the Civil Rights Movement. Acts of Resistance; A Freedom Rider […]
Graeme Kinross-Smith has spent over forty years in the Australian literary scene. An award winning writer of short stories, poetry, fiction and non-fiction, Graeme has also been a pioneer in teaching creative writing having founded the first tertiary level creative writing course in Australia. Graeme has interviewed dozens of famous Australian authors, including luminaries such as Patrick White and Judith Wright and he has many wonderful stories to tell about his life on the Australian literary scene. Engaging and provocative, Graeme was an inspiring guest In the Book Cave.
Jason Hartman interviews Dr. Judith Wright, author of The Soft Addiction Solution: Break Free of the Seemingly Harmless Habits That Keep You from the Life You Want, and co-author with her husband, Dr. Bob Wright, of Transformed!: The Science of Spectacular Living. Consider the various activities you partake in throughout the day or week...shopping, video games, Facebook, eating, watching TV, perhaps mindlessly biting our fingernails, browsing magazines or surfing the web. Judith explains the fine line between soft addictions that include coping skills and yearnings, and things we’re actually passionate about in our lives that help us live our best life. Soft addictions don’t necessarily kill us, but they can kill our chance for a deeper, more connected and satisfying life. Judith provides signs of some of these soft addictions that rob us of time, energy, money, love and more, and encourages people to learn the “Four Loving Truths.” Website: www.WrightFoundation.org
Jamie and Angela talk about wasting time and what it costs us. Epic brunchAngela has the hiccupsAngela has a J-Lo bootyJamie is going to murder his roommateJamie sings the theme song to Gimme a BreakDr.Judith Wright has a book called Soft Addictions and talks about the things that we do that we become addicted to like Facebook. Soft Addictions (as opposed to hard addictions like alcohol and drugs) can sap your life. To get help with soft addictions, you can get information here: https://wrightfoundation.org/soft-addictions-training/
In this show relationship experts Dr. Judith Wright and Dr. Bob Wright discuss their new and interesting book, The Heart of the Fight: A Couple's Guide to 15 Common Fights, What They Really Mean & How They Can Bring You Closer. Dispelling many of the common myths of what you need to make a relationship work, these experts suggest that conflict is a couple's secret weapon for coming closer but you need to know how to fight and what to fight for. In a fascinating way they discuss the Art of the Argument: Six Skills for Battling to Bliss and the Fifteen Fights That Make or Break Your Relationship. From a closer look at fights like The Blame Game to You're Just Like Your Mother/Father, you will rethink the how and why of fighting in relationships. Ultimately this is a show that will expand the potential of your relationship. Don't miss it.
Besides another economic recession, nothing can stop a company's growth faster than business regulation violations. These hidden costs sneak up on many business owners at the worst time, if we let them. So what's our best defense? An even better offense. Whether you're planning a new start-up or a seasoned business professional, this episode will both educate and give you the necessary tools to protect your organization from unnecessary regulation violation fines. ---- Do you have a question? Looking to get help on a business decision? Know a great guest for our show? Email roipod@iupui.edu so we can help your organization make better business decisions. ---- Ready to take your next step? Check out if a Kelley MBA is right for you: https://bit.ly/35aeAfZ ---- Show Notes: MATT: Regulations – the rules of the road within business; a term carrying many mixed feelings. Some say we have too many, others say we have too few. Regardless of where we stand, the reality is we must comply with the laws of our land or face penalties. On this episode, we're sitting down with Judith Wright, Assistant Clinical Professor of Business Law at Kelley, whose helping us play by the rules and protect what we've worked so hard to build. Let's get to the podcast… ||ROI MUSIC PLAYS|| MATT: Welcome to another episode of the ROI Podcast presented by the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. I'm your host, Matt Martella alongside Associate Dean of Academic Programs, Phil Powell. If this is your first time joining us, welcome to the podcast. We put out a weekly episode to help organizations make better business decisions. And for those who are sharing this with friends on social media, we want to say thank you. We are very honored you find enough value in our weekly content to pass these episodes along. And Phil, I think today's topic carries a lot of value, especially for those of us in the early stages of organizational development. However, no matter how established our companies are, there are some great take-a-ways on this episode to protect not just ourselves, but our clients, our employees, and our organizations. PHIL: Absolutely Matt. We're taking a dive into business regulations because so many times, organizations are unaware they may have requirements, restrictions, or compliances they must follow. And it's the failure to follow these regulations that cripple businesses of every size. But before we dive in, it's important to establish why regulations exist in the first place. Judith Wright: A lot of people think, "Oh, there's too much regulation and regulation is bad." Until something happens to you. And then people say, "There ought to be a law!" Right? You've heard that phrase before? So, let me just give you an example of that. All businesses have to provide worker's compensation protections. So what that means is the government looks to business to provide for compensation for individuals who are hurt while they are at work. This is not new law. It's ancient law actually. And has been around since the 1800s and earlier than that even in Europe, then we brought those ideas to the US of course when we formed a country here. So, since the industrial age, if you get hurt at work your employer has to provide some protection for you, has to help you recover from that. Without that, think about what would happen. If you went to work and got hurt severely, theoretically, an employer could call your family, tell them to come get you and just plug in another worker. That doesn't seem like a fair way to treat workers. So I kind of liken it like this, this will make sense to you, it's like driving a car. You get behind the wheel of a car, and you're expected to know all the rules of the road, and comply with all the rules of the road. And if you don't you can be pulled over and ticketed for that. So when you get behind the wheel of a business, and you want to drive that business, you're supposed to know all the rules of the business, and if you don't comply, you can be ticketed for that lack of compliance. MATT: It's important to understand that regulations exist for protection. It cannot be stated enough. Of course they're not perfect and according to Judith, they are usually lagging from what's actually happening in the marketplace. And as she mentioned as an example, though it can be burdensome for an organization to comply, they are meant for organizational safety. Just like monopoly regulations protect industries and keep competition alive, environmental regulations make sure our drinking water is clean, and health regulations make sure we get the right treatment. PHIL: It's easy for organizations to say that regulations hinder their business or more regulations need to exist. That's not the point. Regardless of our beliefs about regulations, the reality is, they exist and we have a legal obligation to comply. We want to make it clear, our focus is helping us leaders be proactive and educated about regulations affecting our industry rather than having to react to sanctions and pay fines for breaking the rules. Especially for violations we unintentionally are not following. If your organization is currently facing some government sanctions, stick around because Judith offers some next steps for your business. MATT: So let's start with being proactive. As organizational leaders, it's our duty to understand, not only our industry, but how we are to operate, legally, as a business. The hard thing is, we are so consumed with growing our organization that we do not have the time to follow each law being passed into Congress - and ask if it applies to our industry. So how do we stay educated? The first way to be proactive on industry regulations is by joining a Trade Association. Judith Wright: So what these organizations do, essentially, is help educate members about running a business in that specialty area. So they provide newsletters, they have webinars, they have training programs, they provide market information, what's going on in your market, what are the trends. They do consumer studies. They have technology reports. Economic impact studies. All kinds of things that, if you're willing to educate yourself, help you feel more in control of those issues. So if there's a new rule proposed, for example. I saw the other day that the start of California is looking at banning plastic straws. So if you're a business that uses plastic straws, that's suddenly of interest to you. But the trade association can be in there early on helping influence whether the government actually bans them, if so, how the ban will take place and what kind of straws are ok and what kind are not and influence the outcome of that. Helping the regulators understand the cost of making this change for folks that are using plastic straws. PHIL: These associations, typically, have full time staff members whose job it is to educate organizations on new laws and even laws being proposed that could affect the industry as a whole. For us leaders, the one resource that's most scarce is time. We all have the same hours in a day, no matter what. So to have a team of individuals breaking down regulations affecting our organization is critical to remaining proactive. Judith also mentions that since many of these associations make up multiple businesses, they bring more influence to the law makers versus our organization as an individual. Judith Wright: And it works because, if you or I own a coffee shop and we want to call the governor or the legislator and tell them what we think about it, they might take your call and be very interested. At the same time, a trade association represents dozens in a state and thousands nationally and therefore can kind of get the voice of the small business person before a government party in a way that you or I would find time consuming, maybe frustrating and maybe difficult to do. MATT: So now that we have an education pipeline for protection, the second way our organizations can remain proactive on regulation compliance is to invest into legal counsel sooner, rather than later. Judith Wright: That said, ignorance of the law is not a defense. And so, often times, for example a health code violation, if they change something and you don't know, you're going to get cited for that for each day you're out of compliance, potentially. The cost of non-compliance is 2-3 times the cost of compliance. Meaning, if you fail to follow the rules and you get caught and you're subjected to fines, it's felt by experts that it's going to cost you 2-3 times the cost of just doing it right in the first place. And those costs come from things like fines, of course from doing things you're not permitted to do, but just the disruption in your business, the damage to your reputation, because the competitors do make hay with that. If there's, you know, a newspaper story that your company got cited for health code violations, your competitors are the ones who fan that flame. And then just the whole cost of having to restructure how you do business and get it on track. And the legal fees in terms of settling that. I think that's an important thing to realize, ignoring the cost of regulation can be very expensive down the road when it catches up with you. PHIL: The hours spent with a lawyer outside the courtroom are so much lower than having to hire one once our company is before a judge, which means a substantial cost reduction. When getting a lawyer involved early on, lean on their expertise for clarity. They are the ones to check our organization's blind spots and make sure we've structured our companies properly. Start to ask other business owners who they work with – or better yet, ask the trade association for legal recommendations. And, should we find ourselves dealing with sanctions, we'll have someone to defend us early on – which could mean the difference between keeping our doors open and polishing up our resumes. MATT: So we joined a trade association for our industry, we've met with a lawyer who checked our blind spots, as an organization, now it's time to create systems within our company that make sure we stay compliant to these regulations. Judith Wright: Go back to the driving the car analogy, we all know there are rules to driving a car, but that doesn't keep us from getting in there, learning them and driving that car. And it's the same in business. Once you get a command of those rules and you know, for example, when you drive down the road, every day, you don't consciously in your head say, "Oh, be sure to stop at the stop signs." You know, and it's an intuitive reaction on your part. Once you know the regulation in your business and you become comfortable with that and you've built it into your processes and you have confidence that you're doing things right, every time you do them, and you have a calendar that reminds you when to do filings and that sort of thing, it becomes just part of the intuitive why you do business. It's not scary, it's just the way that it is. PHIL: B-P comes to mind when I think of major violations. As we know, back in April of 2010, the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded – sadly killing 11 employees and leaking around 4.9-million barrels of oil, according to the U.S. Government - into the Gulf of Mexico. This caused major environmental problems along with legal battles, bad press, and huge fines. The EPA estimates that B-P has paid $4 BILLION in settlements, fines, and penalties. According to the White House Oil Spill Commission, B-P could have prevented the missteps that lead to the disaster by educating their workers and creating systems to comply with regulations. The report also states there were no procedure set on how to communicate faulty test results to experts. So as the leaders of our organizations, taking a little extra time creating systems within our organization that address regulation compliance could save us not just our jobs, but our organization as a whole. MATT: After we educate ourselves, get legal advice and make sure we have the right systems in place, the final take-a-way to be proactive on regulations is budget for them. If we're an entrepreneur, do research to find compliance costs that affect our organizations and include it in our financial planning strategy. If we're established as an organization, continue leaning into the trade association for ideas so that if we have to change compliance or add systems to protect ourselves, we have the cash to do so. Judith Wright: The US Chamber of Commerce did a study where they asked small business owners for information about the costs in their companies. And what they found was that, on average, a small business pays just under $12-thousand dollars a year, per employee to cover regulatory costs. Now I'm guessing most small businesses who are excited about their entrepreneurial business plan have not factored in $12-thousand dollars per employee to pay for regulation. And the same study found that on average a small business spends $83-thousand dollars to comply with regulation in its first year of start up. So that's a hidden cost... it's not hidden, it's just one that folks overlook. And as your business grows, and you get a little larger, additional federal laws starts to play. For example, some federal laws apply to businesses with 15 or more employees. So when you go from 14 to 15, suddenly you're in a realm of new regulation that you may not have thought about. And the thing that's interesting for people to take into account is that oftentimes the fine is per violation. For example, lawn care services frequently have to deal with disposal of grass and yard waste. Or clippings and trimmings from trees and that sort of thing. And more than half the states, at a state level, regulate how that waste gets disposed of. So if the rules changed on that and you think you're ok but you're not, each time you improperly dispose of that waste could be a separate fine. And let's say for sake of argument the fine is $1,000 per violation. But if you've disposed of things improperly for the last month or so, without realizing it, you could have multiple thousands of dollars in fines before you even realize you're doing something wrong. Now, does the government come and catch you in the net and say, "Oh, you've done something here." Not necessarily, sometimes they'll work with you to help you understand that. PHIL: And it's examples like these that help us prepare for the ever changing regulations. Whether we're on the brink of filing for that LLC or about to celebrate our 100 year anniversary, we can still become proactive to make sure our organizations continue its journey of success. Regulations will affect us in some capacity – if we educate ourselves, invite the right help, create systems of protection, and make sure we have the cash available, our organizations can enjoy life in the fast lane. MATT: Let's switch sides now. Say, as an organization, we find ourselves in trouble. We violated a regulation and now we're facing a penalty. Judith Wright: Here is some legal advise, you don't call the regulator yourself and try to work it out. You really need legal counsel at that point. So number one, if you realize you have a problem, number one, face it, acknowledge it. Number two, get legal help now. If you don't already have a legal advisor, it's time to get legal help now. And let that lawyer help you interface with the government about how to resolve that problem. There are very few problems that can't be solved. Perhaps you can change your practices in a way that show you have a "good faith" effort going forward and they're not going to be so punishing with you. Perhaps you can negotiate a fine with the government. Honestly, they're there to make sure the protections are in place. They're not there to drive people out of business. But if you find that you really violated the law in some way, a lawyer is someone you should sit down with and talk to about it. PHIL: B-P still operates as an organization, despite the $4-billion in payouts, negative press, and setbacks they've endured since 2010. Now, hopefully we're not facing major problems like B-P, but the take-a-way here is to endure. Acknowledge our violation and more importantly our responsibility going forward. Make the changes necessary, pay our fines, and then jump into proactive mode. It's like a car accident or getting a speeding ticket. When we get back in the car, we become hyper aware or nervous, but what's most important is the fact we got ourselves back in the car and on the road. Our business can make it through if we lead it the right way. ||ROI MUSIC PLAYS|| MATT: So let's recap. Whether we agree with regulations or not or whether we think there are too many or too few does not change the fact that as an organization, we are obligated to abide by these laws. Embracing this truth helps us become proactive – keeping our organizations protected from fines. The first way we can be proactive on regulations is by joining a Trade Association. Not only do they provide the proper education, they voice our concerns to lawmakers with authority. Next, invest into legal counsel. They will ensure we have the right structure within our business to comply with regulations. Plus, if we find ourselves in violation, our legal experts already understand the inner workings of our organization, potentially saving us thousands in legal fees later on. Then, we need to create systems that ensure and protect our compliance. Whether its calendar reminders, check-ups, educational courses, or audits, create systems that keep our companies safe. Finally, complying with regulations costs money. If we work these costs into our startup plan or budgeting protocols, when we do have to pay, we're not scrambling to find cash. And if we find ourselves facing regulatory penalties, it's very important to acknowledge the problem, then get legal help as soon as possible. It's highly discouraged to work with regulators alone. This could mean the difference between massive payouts or ultimately having our business shut down. If you've enjoyed this episode and would like to hear more, head over to your favorite podcasting app. While you're there, be sure to hit the subscribe button so you can receive the latest episode each week. Thanks again for spending time with us on the ROI Podcast presented by the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. I'm your host Matt Martella alongside Phil Powell, where we work to help organizations make better business decisions. We'll see you next week.
主播：杨程昊原创： 情商君 情商夜读 人类无声无息地成为娱乐的附庸，毫无怨言，甚至心甘情愿，其结果是我们成了一个娱乐至死的物种。——尼尔·波兹曼 我一个表弟大一期末的时候，嫌弃宿舍的室友太吵，影响他复习，恰好我家在大学城附近，于是他便到我这儿短暂住了一段时间。我们共用一个书房，我查我的资料，他则准备自己的期末论文和各科复习。他从学校抱了一堆书过来，然后打开自己的笔记本电脑准备写论文，等待电脑开机的时候，开始翻手机，刷微博，刷朋友圈，然后乐呵呵傻笑。开机后，眼睛还在手机上，一直没移开。我忍不住提醒他：“别再浪费时间了，干正事儿。”他嘴上应付着，翻了几页书，很快又低头去玩手机。这会儿他倒是不再刷朋友圈了，而是点开了某热门小游戏的图标。换了个舒服的姿势，虔诚的看着自己的角色，双手手指就位，准备操作。之后提醒他数次，充耳不闻。我明白，到这时候，说啥也没用了。后来他苦闷地告诉我，那次考试，他竟然挂科了。这可是升入大学的第一个学期，在此之前的中学时代，他的成绩连不及格都没有过。那次全年级只有三个人挂科，他是其中之一。我自己也有这样的经历：原本只是要搜一些参考信息的，搜着搜着，就打开了朋友圈、微博；发现了什么好玩儿的，于是立刻分享，和几位“志同道合”的朋友开始扯东扯西……最后扯了一堆，反而忘记自己本来的正事是什么了。一回神儿，不得了，十二点了，那睡觉吧。 结果，明天又是忍不住打开手机…… 国内曾公布过一组调查数据 ，包括各年龄段的PC互联网与手机互联网的使用时间、主要参与的活动等。特别值得关注的是人们无手机忍耐极限时间是3个小时。 手机成瘾，不像酒精等依赖物质的药物成瘾，确切的说，它是一种“软瘾”——强迫性的习惯、行为或回复性的情绪。它满足表面的情绪释放，忽视、阻塞内心的真正需要，看似无关痛痒，实则极具诱惑，让人不断沉迷其中。 软瘾这个词，最先由美国著名心理学家 Judith Wright 提出，他说到："这些习惯好像没什么危害，一旦我们过度沉溺其中，在获取短暂的快乐之后，它更多地是在榨取我们的时间、精力，麻痹真实的情感，使我们远离自己真正想要的东西。" 前几天看到这样一则消息：一项新的研究表明，人们的智力正在呈现下降趋势。 此前，自第二次世界大战以来，年轻人的智商得分稳步上升，但现在科学家发现1975年以来这个分数正在呈现出“相当令人担忧”的下降。 之前有两项英国研究表明，年轻人的智力得分每十年下降2.5到4.3点。最新的研究来自挪威奥斯陆大学的研究者，对73000多名男性进行了标准智商测试，并分析了1970到2009年间的国家平均水平。 目前不确定是什么因素导致，有科学家归结为人们花更多的时间在电子设备上而不是阅读书籍。 有评论显然对这种观点很认同：“每天沉迷于电子产品，网络游戏，娱乐八卦，能不变笨么。” 大前研一在《低智商社会》中也曾提到，日本的新一代，正在逐渐步入“低智商社会”。他们读的书越来越幼稚，对各种谣言丝毫不会思考，很容易遭到媒体的操纵，得过且过、毫无斗志…… 变笨的原因也许不止一个，但毫无疑问，过度沉溺于电子产品和娱乐八卦，染上“软瘾”，的确会让我们变得越来越懒，大脑越来越麻木，不爱思考。 它会把你从一把锋利的剑，慢慢钝化为一片生锈无力的旧铁皮。 沉浸于各式各样碎片化的短视频、爽文，是很快乐，不需要任何成本，但长久如此，你会渐渐丧失自己的创造力、想象力、学习的能力。 它们表面上看是让你精神获得了满足，可实际却榨取了你更多的时间和精力，而且很难摆脱。 作家江南也曾说过：碎片化阅读使人愚蠢。作为作家富豪榜第一名，想有这样的成就也许天时地利人和都不能少，但有一点是可以确定的——他的确是博览群书，并且很有自己的主见。所以他会有自己独立、深度的观点，所创造的《龙族》世界能让那么多读者认可追捧。 一个人的精神世界，如果是枯燥、乏味、庸俗且充满各种嬉笑怒骂，必定不会有这样的创造力和思想，自然也不会产出充满生命力的作品，作家富豪榜首位也是不可能的。 适当的娱乐并没有错，但过度的娱乐信息轰炸，会像一块巨大黑洞一样，吸食掉你所有的精力。久而久之，人们会沉溺其中，习惯于这种极致快乐、简单、粗暴、直接、头脑不需思考的感觉，甚至觉得只要自己快乐了，蠢一些又有什么关系？ 不可否认的是，娱乐世界让我们忘却现实的苦痛，因此一批又一批年轻人去追寻其中虚拟的快感。但正如《头号玩家》里所说的那样：The reality is the only thing that's real（现实是唯一的真实）。那些充满感官刺激、欲望和无规则游戏的虚拟庸俗文化，只是低级的精神成瘾物。你要明白，麻痹只是一时的，只有你的聪明才智、努力进步才能彻底且真正地改变自己的生活，获得实实在在的快乐和满足。美国有个著名的“3S”理论： Sex，Sports，Star. 这是控制大众最有效的方法。 有研究表明，经济萧条时，性工作者生意会更好，电影、游戏业同样，总而言之，所有娱乐业会更加发达。 生活压力越大，节奏越快，矛盾越深，娱乐至死的几率越高。 你不用思考，不用劳累自己的身心，只需要快乐地听从媒体的指示，沉溺于他们所宣传的娱乐活动就好了。 不是么？越来越多的人喜欢综艺，喜欢嘻嘻哈哈，却忘记认真读一本书，深入研究自己的专业领域；甚至连几百字的文章都直接“太长不看”，只愿意转发些没营养的短句子、短视频。 他们希望自己被媒体信息讨好，被当做需要奉承的大爷一样，全盘交给对方去思考和引导。像菟丝子缠绕在枝干上，欣喜地接受对方的“支撑”。 然而你忘了，真正该支撑你的，是自己的大脑，而非别人，而非这世界上的任何其他东西。 这种温水煮青蛙式的贴心而又快乐的麻痹，无疑让你感到舒服。等到丧失思考能力的时候，你自己都意识不到了。 布热津斯基说：“公众们将会在不久的将来，失去自主思考和判断的能力。最终他们会期望媒体为他们进行思考，并做出判断。” 娱乐至死，不仅仅指喝酒K歌狂欢，更重要的是指你没有对那些小的消遣抱有警惕心，于是一步一步，沦陷在麻痹的漩涡中。 在这个信息爆炸的时代，请务必保持警觉。毕竟，你是个活生生的具备独立思考能力的个体，而非任由别人操控的行动机器。 过去，是我们操控娱乐信息，别反过来，让娱乐信息操控了你的生活。 时刻保持清醒，时刻别忘了提升自己。
主播：杨程昊原创： 情商君 情商夜读 人类无声无息地成为娱乐的附庸，毫无怨言，甚至心甘情愿，其结果是我们成了一个娱乐至死的物种。——尼尔·波兹曼 我一个表弟大一期末的时候，嫌弃宿舍的室友太吵，影响他复习，恰好我家在大学城附近，于是他便到我这儿短暂住了一段时间。我们共用一个书房，我查我的资料，他则准备自己的期末论文和各科复习。他从学校抱了一堆书过来，然后打开自己的笔记本电脑准备写论文，等待电脑开机的时候，开始翻手机，刷微博，刷朋友圈，然后乐呵呵傻笑。开机后，眼睛还在手机上，一直没移开。我忍不住提醒他：“别再浪费时间了，干正事儿。”他嘴上应付着，翻了几页书，很快又低头去玩手机。这会儿他倒是不再刷朋友圈了，而是点开了某热门小游戏的图标。换了个舒服的姿势，虔诚的看着自己的角色，双手手指就位，准备操作。之后提醒他数次，充耳不闻。我明白，到这时候，说啥也没用了。后来他苦闷地告诉我，那次考试，他竟然挂科了。这可是升入大学的第一个学期，在此之前的中学时代，他的成绩连不及格都没有过。那次全年级只有三个人挂科，他是其中之一。我自己也有这样的经历：原本只是要搜一些参考信息的，搜着搜着，就打开了朋友圈、微博；发现了什么好玩儿的，于是立刻分享，和几位“志同道合”的朋友开始扯东扯西……最后扯了一堆，反而忘记自己本来的正事是什么了。一回神儿，不得了，十二点了，那睡觉吧。 结果，明天又是忍不住打开手机…… 国内曾公布过一组调查数据 ，包括各年龄段的PC互联网与手机互联网的使用时间、主要参与的活动等。特别值得关注的是人们无手机忍耐极限时间是3个小时。 手机成瘾，不像酒精等依赖物质的药物成瘾，确切的说，它是一种“软瘾”——强迫性的习惯、行为或回复性的情绪。它满足表面的情绪释放，忽视、阻塞内心的真正需要，看似无关痛痒，实则极具诱惑，让人不断沉迷其中。 软瘾这个词，最先由美国著名心理学家 Judith Wright 提出，他说到："这些习惯好像没什么危害，一旦我们过度沉溺其中，在获取短暂的快乐之后，它更多地是在榨取我们的时间、精力，麻痹真实的情感，使我们远离自己真正想要的东西。" 前几天看到这样一则消息：一项新的研究表明，人们的智力正在呈现下降趋势。 此前，自第二次世界大战以来，年轻人的智商得分稳步上升，但现在科学家发现1975年以来这个分数正在呈现出“相当令人担忧”的下降。 之前有两项英国研究表明，年轻人的智力得分每十年下降2.5到4.3点。最新的研究来自挪威奥斯陆大学的研究者，对73000多名男性进行了标准智商测试，并分析了1970到2009年间的国家平均水平。 目前不确定是什么因素导致，有科学家归结为人们花更多的时间在电子设备上而不是阅读书籍。 有评论显然对这种观点很认同：“每天沉迷于电子产品，网络游戏，娱乐八卦，能不变笨么。” 大前研一在《低智商社会》中也曾提到，日本的新一代，正在逐渐步入“低智商社会”。他们读的书越来越幼稚，对各种谣言丝毫不会思考，很容易遭到媒体的操纵，得过且过、毫无斗志…… 变笨的原因也许不止一个，但毫无疑问，过度沉溺于电子产品和娱乐八卦，染上“软瘾”，的确会让我们变得越来越懒，大脑越来越麻木，不爱思考。 它会把你从一把锋利的剑，慢慢钝化为一片生锈无力的旧铁皮。 沉浸于各式各样碎片化的短视频、爽文，是很快乐，不需要任何成本，但长久如此，你会渐渐丧失自己的创造力、想象力、学习的能力。 它们表面上看是让你精神获得了满足，可实际却榨取了你更多的时间和精力，而且很难摆脱。 作家江南也曾说过：碎片化阅读使人愚蠢。作为作家富豪榜第一名，想有这样的成就也许天时地利人和都不能少，但有一点是可以确定的——他的确是博览群书，并且很有自己的主见。所以他会有自己独立、深度的观点，所创造的《龙族》世界能让那么多读者认可追捧。 一个人的精神世界，如果是枯燥、乏味、庸俗且充满各种嬉笑怒骂，必定不会有这样的创造力和思想，自然也不会产出充满生命力的作品，作家富豪榜首位也是不可能的。 适当的娱乐并没有错，但过度的娱乐信息轰炸，会像一块巨大黑洞一样，吸食掉你所有的精力。久而久之，人们会沉溺其中，习惯于这种极致快乐、简单、粗暴、直接、头脑不需思考的感觉，甚至觉得只要自己快乐了，蠢一些又有什么关系？ 不可否认的是，娱乐世界让我们忘却现实的苦痛，因此一批又一批年轻人去追寻其中虚拟的快感。但正如《头号玩家》里所说的那样：The reality is the only thing that's real（现实是唯一的真实）。那些充满感官刺激、欲望和无规则游戏的虚拟庸俗文化，只是低级的精神成瘾物。你要明白，麻痹只是一时的，只有你的聪明才智、努力进步才能彻底且真正地改变自己的生活，获得实实在在的快乐和满足。美国有个著名的“3S”理论： Sex，Sports，Star. 这是控制大众最有效的方法。 有研究表明，经济萧条时，性工作者生意会更好，电影、游戏业同样，总而言之，所有娱乐业会更加发达。 生活压力越大，节奏越快，矛盾越深，娱乐至死的几率越高。 你不用思考，不用劳累自己的身心，只需要快乐地听从媒体的指示，沉溺于他们所宣传的娱乐活动就好了。 不是么？越来越多的人喜欢综艺，喜欢嘻嘻哈哈，却忘记认真读一本书，深入研究自己的专业领域；甚至连几百字的文章都直接“太长不看”，只愿意转发些没营养的短句子、短视频。 他们希望自己被媒体信息讨好，被当做需要奉承的大爷一样，全盘交给对方去思考和引导。像菟丝子缠绕在枝干上，欣喜地接受对方的“支撑”。 然而你忘了，真正该支撑你的，是自己的大脑，而非别人，而非这世界上的任何其他东西。 这种温水煮青蛙式的贴心而又快乐的麻痹，无疑让你感到舒服。等到丧失思考能力的时候，你自己都意识不到了。 布热津斯基说：“公众们将会在不久的将来，失去自主思考和判断的能力。最终他们会期望媒体为他们进行思考，并做出判断。” 娱乐至死，不仅仅指喝酒K歌狂欢，更重要的是指你没有对那些小的消遣抱有警惕心，于是一步一步，沦陷在麻痹的漩涡中。 在这个信息爆炸的时代，请务必保持警觉。毕竟，你是个活生生的具备独立思考能力的个体，而非任由别人操控的行动机器。 过去，是我们操控娱乐信息，别反过来，让娱乐信息操控了你的生活。 时刻保持清醒，时刻别忘了提升自己。
One small public notice stating the intention to mine Ellison Reef was the seed from which the 'Save the Barrier Reef' campaign was spawned. To celebrate the Reef Diver project, we've brought this episode up form the depths of the Off Track archives.
One small public notice stating the intention to mine Ellison Reef was the seed from which the 'Save the Barrier Reef' campaign was spawned. To celebrate the Reef Diver project, we've brought this episode up form the depths of the Off Track archives.
If you've ever felt overwhelmed burned out or stuck, then do we have the Pause for you. Today I'll be talking with Rachael Oh'Mare ah, transformational coach, Google exec, a host of the Mindful Talks at Google program, US National rowing champion, and the author of a fantastic new book called Pause. And that's just what I want to talk with her about today, about harnessing the life-changing power of giving yourself a break. She was a customer support manager at Google when she realized she was burned out and needed to reassess her path. The best way to do this was to take a “pause” a time out to create space for her inner voice to be heard and to align her actions to lead a more fulfilled life. We'll talk about top signs you need a pause and what that may look like. We'll examine top types of pauses, how to take them, and even what to do when you only have a minute. Plus we'll even look at how to take a pause while single parenting! Pause Self-Improvement and Self-Help Topics Include: What is paid puppy leave? How did Pizzeria Uno help her take her first pause in Europe? What happened to Rachael five years ago while working at Google? How was rowing, and she became a national champion, a means to pause? How'd she end up at Double-Click? How did she end up feeling like a floundering failure, and what were the options she was given? What are the top five signs you need a pause What her friend Kathleen told her when she first began her pause What do yearnings have to do with taking a pause What can we learn from her mentor's Bob and Judith Wright? What can we learn from Judith right specifically about pauses? What is some basic pause advice? Why has Rachael dedicated her life to helping others find their pause? What's the pause paradox? What does it mean that a pause is about surrendering? Why does a pause require courage? How do we overcome the fear necessary to take a pause? What's it mean to “busify” and how do we break this addiction? What's a taser technique? What can we learn about meditation and taking a pause? How does mindfulness fit into the equation? How can we take a pause in just a minute What's a digital device pause? What's a nature pause? What can we learn from her experience at Burning Man? How do we get back in alignment? What homework can we begin today to bring more pause to our lives? What can single parents do to give themselves a pause? To find out more visit: http://www.rachaelomeara.com/ Google's Rachael O'Meara On Harnessing Life-Changing Power of Taking a Pause & How to Do It! + Guided Meditation! Inspiration | Motivation | Spiritual | Spirituality | Mindfulness | Inspirational | Motivational | Self-Improvement | Self-Help | Inspire
Mon 5th March 2018BULGA to BYLONG- Locking the Gates This is an audio voyage up the Hunter Valley where brave communities are holding out against climate changing coal expansions.We meet: Wannarua Elder- Pat Hansson Ex Miner- Frank Turnbull Community Leader – John Krey Local Historian – Stewart Mitchell Goldman Prize Winner – Wendy Bowman Veteran Campaigner – Bev Smiles Bylong Grazier – Peter Grieve AO Guide at The Drip – Phyllis Setchell Environmental Justice- Dr James Whelan Lock the Gates Guides – Steve Phillips and Nic Clyde The Bulga Community is famous for having taken Rio Tinto to court and won! The extension of the mine was prohibited by the Supreme Court. Aboriginal sacred places and significant woodlands were protected. But their victory was short lived as the head of Rio made a special trip from London and the NSW Government promptly changed the law. Pat Hansson told us how sickened she was by the thought of the massive Warkworth Mine swallowing up more land. This area has great significance for Wonnarua People. They used to gather for Bora Ring ceremonies witnessed by European settlers but going back for untold generations. I interviewed these brave people last year when they were out protesting the sale of a road which stands between the Rio mine (now Yancoal) and the next big coal lode. Local Historian Stewart Mitchell explains how this is part of the Great North Road built by convicts and part of our National heritage while John Krey and Frank Turnbull dramatise for us why they are not giving up. This local battle has global importance. As fossil fuels are consigned to history the people have Bulga have stood firm, fought fair and must win. This is their finest hour. At Camberwell we met a farmer who is recognised internationally. Wendy Bowman tells of their thriving dairy farm which was made impossible by the encroaching coal mine. Despite being offered millions by Yancoal she is the last farm in the path of the mine and determined that her place will be protected. She was recognised by the Goldman Environmental Prize in 2017 https://www.goldmanprize.org/recipient/wendy-bowman/ You can join Wendy in demanding that politicians stop allowing mining to destroy rural communities. http://www.lockthegate.org.au/stop_the_coal_land_rush The next ghost town was Wollar where only four families are between the mine and its extension. Bev Smiles and two others face seven years jail if tough new anti coal protest laws prevail. She talked to the listening tour as we gazed around at empty houses, a church and school, the services all still intact but most of the residents bought out by Peabody Energy. From Wollar we had a police escort . Maybe they thought we’d stop the bus and riot! We bushwalked around the Great Dripping wall which will be at risk if the tunnels under the river are approved. You can join the Save the Drip campaign by contacting Phyllis Setchell at prpatita500@gmail.com The end of the tour was in Bylong Valley. Gag Clauses prevented land owners talking to us about any negotiations with Korean Energy Company Kepco. They have bought up most of the property in this pristine valley but no sod has yet been turned Peter Grieve AO spoke to us of the old days when the Mouse races raised a million dollars for charity. The champion racehorse and sire HEROIC was born here and the land is perfect for high end farming. Peter Andrew trialled his natural sequence farming here. http://tarwynpark.com/ His ideas to rehydrate the land and restore it have caught on around the continent but we saw men in high vis vests now in command at Tarwyn park and mine machinery parked in his sheds. It could become part of the National Trust instead of another grand canyon of coal. It’s a climate cliff hanger for all of us. We can measure the amount of carbon dioxide pouring into the atmosphere. We can see the effects in the Antarctic, the Arctic and the Ocean but can we stop a new coal mine in a valley that looks like Switzerland? As poet Judith Wright said about the plans to drill for oil in the Barrier Reef and use the coral for limestone. It is like destroying the Taj Mahal for road rubble. But she was vindicated . It is now protected by UNESCO as world heritage. Bylong, Wollar,Camberwell and Bulga. They are our call. 05 Mar 2018|Categories: Community Show
Dr Bridget Vincent explores the relationship between Judith Wright’s poetry and her activism, based on new research in Wright’s personal papers. While Wright was careful to keep a distance between her poetic and political commitments, the archives reveal surprising rhetorical continuities between the poetry and the aesthetic dimensions of her other writings.
In my book, Ultimate Leadership: 10 Rules For Success, Rule Number 1 is “never allow your emotions to dictate your actions”. And I learned this rule the hard way because I allowed my emotions to dictate my actions. This affected my leadership credibility, my reputation, for almost a decade until I was able to get … Continue reading Leading with Emotional Intelligence with Dr. Judith Wright, Professor of Transformational Coaching →
Drawing on the Library’s extensive collection of Judith Wright’s papers, Professor Tom Griffiths and Dr Georgina Arnott reflect on her status as a historian, exploring what can be learnt from her life’s work.
If you've ever felt overwhelmed burned out or stuck, then do we have the Pause for you. Today I'll be talking with Rachael Oh'Mare ah, transformational coach, Google exec, a host of the Mindful Talks at Google program, US National rowing champion, and the author of a fantastic new book called Pause. And that's just what I want to talk with her about today, about harnessing the life-changing power of giving yourself a break. She was a customer support manager at Google when she realized she was burned out and needed to reassess her path. The best way to do this was to take a “pause” a time out to create space for her inner voice to be heard and to align her actions to lead a more fulfilled life. We'll talk about top signs you need a pause and what that may look like. We'll examine top types of pauses, how to take them, and even what to do when you only have a minute. Plus we'll even look at how to take a pause while single parenting! Pause Self-Improvement and Self-Help Topics Include: What is paid puppy leave? How did Pizzeria Uno help her take her first pause in Europe? What happened to Rachael five years ago while working at Google? How was rowing, and she became a national champion, a means to pause? How'd she end up at Double-Click? How did she end up feeling like a floundering failure, and what were the options she was given? What are the top five signs you need a pause What her friend Kathleen told her when she first began her pause What do yearnings have to do with taking a pause What can we learn from her mentor's Bob and Judith Wright? What can we learn from Judith right specifically about pauses? What is some basic pause advice? Why has Rachael dedicated her life to helping others find their pause? What's the pause paradox? What does it mean that a pause is about surrendering? Why does a pause require courage? How do we overcome the fear necessary to take a pause? What's it mean to “busify” and how do we break this addiction? What's a taser technique? What can we learn about meditation and taking a pause? How does mindfulness fit into the equation? How can we take a pause in just a minute What's a digital device pause? What's a nature pause? What can we learn from her experience at Burning Man? How do we get back in alignment? What homework can we begin today to bring more pause to our lives? What can single parents do to give themselves a pause? To find out more visit: http://www.rachaelomeara.com/ Google's Rachael O'Meara On Harnessing Life-Changing Power of Taking a Pause & How to Do It! + Guided Meditation! Inspiration | Motivation | Spiritual | Spirituality | Mindfulness | Inspirational | Motivational | Self-Improvement | Self-Help | Inspire
Do you still feel empty, despite the personal and professional achievements in your life? You thought you had it all, but something deep down isn’t fulfilled. You’re hungry, very hungry. But what for? Maybe you’re trying to numb that hunger by keeping busy, or having more fun, but when you’ve completed your goal list and the party’s over you’re still hungry and very much empty. It’s time to fulfill the hunger with today’s guest, Dr. Judith Wright, speaker, educator, author, lifestyle consultant and so much more, who has the journey and tools that helped her feed her hunger and can help you too! Get hungry and tune in! In this episode, you will… Identify how to become more of a seeker within Discover how to find your inner womanhood Enrich relationships with Wright’s Rules of Engagement Value your inner self rather than societal formulas Shift your leadership by leading your life Awaken the parts of you that aren’t valued
In this show relationship experts Dr. Judith Wright and Dr. Bob Wright discuss their new and interesting book, The Heart of the Fight: A Couple's Guide to 15 Common Fights, What They Really Mean & How They Can Bring You Closer. Dispelling many of the common myths of what you need to make a relationship work, these experts suggest that conflict is a couple's secret weapon for coming closer but you need to know how to fight and what to fight for. In a fascinating way they discuss the Art of the Argument: Six Skills for Battling to Bliss and the Fifteen Fights That Make or Break Your Relationship. From a closer look at fights like The Blame Game to You're Just Like Your Mother/Father, you will rethink the how and why of fighting in relationships. Ultimately this is a show that will expand the potential of your relationship. Don't miss it.
David Carlin is one of the co-directors of the WrICE program and one of 21 Asian and Pacific authors in the collection 'The Near and Far'.The world of the poet, Judith Wright, is explored in Georgina Arnott's partial biography, 'The Unknown Judith Wright'.
Wright, founded by Dr. Bob Wright and Dr. Judith Wright is a principle-based learning organization that brings together the best of neuroscience, development, existential, humanistic, Adlerian, and positive psychologies and philosophies into a proven, practical system for learning the skills to have a great life.Kate Holmquest is a coach, curriculum developer, and campus director for Wright and the Wright Graduate University for the Realization of Human Potential who believes that dating is one of the best possible playgrounds for discovering and transforming yourself! Potential movie titles that describe her quest for satisfaction in single life are “40 First Dates” (a.k.a. dating with velocity), “Ten Things I Hate About You” (a.k.a. telling the truth on dates), and “The Thing About My Folks” (a.k.a. noticing and breaking the relationship rules I learned at home). www.transformweekendtraining.com
Wright, founded by Dr. Bob Wright and Dr. Judith Wright is a principle-based learning organization that brings together the best of neuroscience, development, existential, humanistic, Adlerian, and positive psychologies and philosophies into a proven, practical system for learning the skills to have a great life.Kate Holmquest is a coach, curriculum developer, and campus director for Wright and the Wright Graduate University for the Realization of Human Potential who believes that dating is one of the best possible playgrounds for discovering and transforming yourself! Potential movie titles that describe her quest for satisfaction in single life are “40 First Dates” (a.k.a. dating with velocity), “Ten Things I Hate About You” (a.k.a. telling the truth on dates), and “The Thing About My Folks” (a.k.a. noticing and breaking the relationship rules I learned at home). www.transformweekendtraining.com
Today we're celebrating our 300th episode of The Creating Wealth Show and wish to thank our loyal listeners and all of our fantastic guests who have made this show a success! We're looking forward to many more episodes, with many more opportunities to inform, educate and help people with the best strategies for their businesses, investments and lives. To honor our 300th episode, Jason Hartman interviews Dr. Judith Wright, author of The Soft Addiction Solution: Break Free of the Seemingly Harmless Habits That Keep You from the Life You Want, and co-author with her husband, Dr. Bob Wright, of Transformed!: The Science of Spectacular Living. Consider the various activities you partake in throughout the day or week…shopping, video games, Facebook, eating, watching TV, perhaps mindlessly biting our fingernails, browsing magazines or surfing the web. Judith explains the fine line between soft addictions that include coping skills and yearnings, and things we're actually passionate about in our lives that help us live our best life. Soft addictions don't necessarily kill us, but they can kill our chance for a deeper, more connected and satisfying life. Judith provides signs of some of these soft addictions that rob us of time, energy, money, love and more, and encourages people to learn the “Four Loving Truths.” This provides a smooth segue into Drs. Judith and Bob Wright's new book, Transformed! Listen at: www.JasonHartman.com/podcast. Judith is hailed as a peerless educator, world-class coach, lifestyles expert, inspirational speaker, best-selling author, and corporate consultant. She is called one of America's Ultimate Experts”. She has appeared on more than 400 radio stations and 70 TV programs, including ABC's 20/20, Oprah, Good Morning America, the Today show, Fox & Friends, and Montel. Her work has been featured in magazines and newspapers across the country, including Marie Claire, Fitness, and Health as well as The Chicago Tribune, The New York Daily News, and The Detroit Free Press. Judith is also the author of The One Decision. Judith is an energetic, charismatic, and engaging speaker, and has an audience appeal that transcends age, culture, gender, and occupation. An expert in areas like relationships, creative conflict, work productivity, Judith's latest venture is as president of The Wright Graduate Institute for the Realization of Human Potential, which she co-founded with her husband Dr. Bob Wright.
If you're a guy and you've ever been angry, confused, or flipped upside down about what it means to be a man, to suck it up, be strong, and be sensitive, all at the same time, or if you're a woman and wonder why in the world your partner acts the way he does, and how in the world to get through to him, then do we have the show for you! Today I'll be talking with Robert Augustus Masters, relationship expert, master therapist, and psycho-spiritual guide and trainer and author of numerous relationship books and his latest, To Be A Man: A Guide to True Masculine Power. Today we'll talk about what it means to be a man, how to heal our inner critic, how to move past aggression, violence, emotional walls, and more, plus look at sex, pornography, and what things should really feel like. That plus we'll talk about Fight Club, Instinct, Avitar, fights in turkey, boys being boys, breasts, and why we all need to jump onto a toruk. Questions and Topics Include: How Robert was pressuring himself to fit in to a man's man's crew. What does it mean to be one of the boys? How he switched gears and began taking an inner journey How therapy helped break him open. How does Robert get from ‘armored to open'? How he learned to start opening the heart How it's a source of strength to be soft What is a New Age man? What's wrong with the macho man? Why there needs to be a middle road to embody guts and heart Why anger without compassion is a dangerous aggression How to get anger with some caring What is Anger 101 Why anger is not necessarily a bad thing How to get angry in a healthy way Bob and Judith Wright and The Heart of The Fight – Fighting done well How do we keep anger from becoming an amygdala fight-or-flight response Why is shame one of our most hidden and misunderstood emotions How our inner critic is really shame How to call your inner critic out What can we learn from fight club? What's the difference between anger and aggression? Why couples get angry and how to bring them from aggression to a health anger. How anger and love can co-exist What a real man is Why a real man can still have fear Why a real man can say he's scared, angry, or horny… Why a man needs an edge, or a risk How do we keep from pushing too far? What can we learn from Jake in Avitar? Why as men we need to bring out the hero inside of us? Why we need to embrace everyday heroism Why part of a man's work is to go into his shadow land and bring back the gifts from it Why it's so important to turn toward your fears What are the dangers of pornography Why fantasy can be a danger as well What do we tell our kids about pornography? How do unresolved wounds end up in our sex life and what can we do about it? What do we need to know about the penis? What about breasts, the fascination with breasts, and breast-size Why men's obsession with breasts puts a lot of pressure on women Why it's so important not to compartmentalizing women, and stop compartmentalizing themselves What do gay men need to know? Why do gay men have a double-burden What is awakened sex? What should parents teach their boys about becoming a man Why it's so important not to shame boys How to find out more: www.Robertmasters.com - special page called “Master's Men's work” 5 day groups, and training professional therapists, psychologists, and counselors. (Is body-mind-spirit) For the professional training works closing with his wife Diane, just not on the men's groups. What's a conscious rant? Robert August Masters PhD Shows You How To Tap Into Your True Masculine Power to Be A Real, Open-Hearted Man & Harness Your Emotions! Enlightening for Women & Relationships Too! + Guided Meditation | Psychology | Career | Health | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com
In this show relationship experts Dr. Judith Wright and Dr. Bob Wright discuss their new and interesting book, The Heart of the Fight: A Couple's Guide to 15 Common Fights, What They Really Mean & How They Can Bring You Closer. Dispelling many of the common myths of what you need to make a relationship work, these experts suggest that conflict is a couple's secret weapon for coming closer but you need to know how to fight and what to fight for. In a fascinating way they discuss the Art of the Argument: Six Skills for Battling to Bliss and the Fifteen Fights That Make or Break Your Relationship. From a closer look at fights like The Blame Game to You're Just Like Your Mother/Father, you will rethink the how and why of fighting in relationships. Ultimately this is a show that will expand the potential of your relationship. Don't miss it.
If you've ever struggled with fighting in relationships, keeping relationships, or keeping the peace in relationships, then do we have the show for you! Today we'll be talking with Bob and Judith Wright, best-selling authors, human development experts, relationship FIGHT masters and authors of their latest masterpiece, The Heart of the Fight. And that's what we'll be talking about today, about how fighting can be good for a relationship, incredibly healthy, and healing, if done well, and no that doesn't mean always winning. That plus we'll talk about dueling over dollars, the hidden middle finger, making love and war, and how a day on Oprah can turn into the family feud. Questions and Topics Include: What happened on Oprah? Where is the only place you're allowed to compete (in a relationship)? Why “good relationships require great fights” Why you're avoiding intimacy when you're avoiding fights Why fighting is engaging (and in the relationship fully) What are a few of the 15 types of fights that make or break relationships What's the real fight over toilet seats? What does a fight over money really mean? What's the ‘hidden middle finger'? What does the ‘you embarrassed me” fight really mean? How do we move past emotional scarring from past fights Why no one gets more than 50% of the blame Why time-outs aren't just for kids Can you sense in a moment when you're buttons are pushed that it may be good for you or the relationship? Does finding “the right one” or your “soulmate” mean you won't fight? What is the “goal” of a relationship What the myth is to “love someone just the way they are” What's the difference between acceptance and love? Why love is not a place, but instead love is life What does it mean “we fight because we yearn”? Why is active listening some of the worst relationship advice? Why it's so important to be able to express and acknowledge the truth, always. Why the willingness to acknowledge the truth is so important How do we keep from going into a fight or flight lizard-like brain response when in the heat of the moment? How do you set up ground rules (such as a timeout) ahead of time. What's the right ratio of constructive vs. ‘destructive' interactions What are positive tools for engagement (in a fight) What is bidding for attention? What does it mean to pick a perfect prick? Why the right person might be a perfect prick? How these techniques help singles Why chemistry is so overrated Words of wisdom or advice for singles Why book tours (like a Barefoot Running book tour in a 2-seater with 2 dogs) is a great way to test your relationship What does it mean to get it up? What does emotional maturity mean and why is it so important? How do we become a couple and ‘individuate' at the same time? Words of wisdom for parents and fighting? Why it may be important to fight in front of the children Why makeup sex may not be as it appears to be Go to heartofthefight.com download free chapter What is a soulmate myth? A guided ‘deep yearning' meditation Bob & Judith Wright Share How to Fight Right For a Great Relationship & To Keep Your Marriage or Partnership Strong - Plus Dating Advice for Singles & A Guided Relationship Meditation | Inspiration | Love | Spirituality | Health | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com
This week we’re out of reach, off the map. What drives us off the grid? We talk to Marc Clarabut, who’s just embarking on a life in the wild near Ontario’s immense Algonquin Park. And we head to the West Coast to talk to Judith Wright, who’s lived off the grid for decades on a […]
For Beyond 50's "Personal Growth" talk, listen to an interview with Judith Wright. She'll talk about how to break free of the seemingly harmless habits that keep you from the life you want. Her answer is simple: cut out the "soft addictions" that are seductive habits that not also rob us of our time and money, but also number our feelings, zap our energy, and cloud our clarity of mind. Wright offers practical tips that can help you to escape the trivial routines that fill your days and discover more passion, love, commitment, and meaning in life. Tune in to Beyond 50: America's Variety Talk Radio Show on the natural, holistic, green and sustainable lifestyle. Visit www.Beyond50Radio.com and sign up for our Exclusive Updates.
Author of the incredible book, So Long Inner Critic – Hello Inner Champion, nationally known speaker, trainer, and performance coach, Marcie Stern joins us on the show. Marcie's backstory >>> While she originally followed a career path that seemed to be well laid-out – a graduate degree and then a career in hospital administration, she knew that “something was missing”, and there had to be “more out there”. By her own admission – She was a gerbil trapped in the wheel of status quo expectations and experiences. Realizing she wasn’t making the contribution she knew she was capable of, she still had lingering doubts as to her own value; the question she would often ask herself – “Am I good enough?” Despite the self-doubt, she held strong to her convictions and stepped into the unknown entrepreneurial world. Her turning point: “This is my opportunity to be heard!” Beliefs and heavy questions she had to remove from her thinking: “How can you leave something that’s successful?” “Are you really contributing to your family?” Marcie's recommended reads: Finding your Own North Star by Martha Beck, What to Say When you Talk to Yourself by Dr. Shad Helmsetter, There Must be More than This by Dr. Judith Wright. Free resource and report from Marcie: 10 Tips to Say “No” Gracefully Follow Marcie on Twitter, Facebook, and visit her site.
Dr. Judith Wright, author of Transformed! The Science of Spectacular Living joins me Monday! Transformed! The Science of Spectacular Living Dr. Judith Wright created a special complimentary planner for my listeners, which you can get at www.lifeproject.com. From that page, there is a link to her main website with more information on her company and trainings.
Dr. Judith Wright joins Barnet and Freeman for a powerful conversation about transformation. Judith believes the purpose of childhood is formation—the purpose of adulthood is transformation. This is a re-matrixing process where we work through conditioning and embrace a sense of "becoming."
Today we're celebrating our 300th episode of The Creating Wealth Show and wish to thank our loyal listeners and all of our fantastic guests who have made this show a success!
We are about 30 days into 2010 and how are those resolutions holding up? If you haven’t been successful then maybe you are looking for a quick fix that cannot possibly bring you success. This week Philip and Lisa talk to Dr. Judith Wright about her theory that many of those bad habits we try to dump are soft addictions … Read more about this episode...
Judith Wright, author of There Must Be More MORE Than This- Finding More Life, Love, and Meaning By Overcoming Your Soft Addictions. She will discuss overeating, overshopping, watching too much TV, surfing the internet for hours and tell listeners to how have more life, love and meaning.
Judith Wright, author of There Must Be More MORE Than This- Finding More Life, Love, and Meaning By Overcoming Your Soft Addictions. She will discuss overeating, overshopping, watching too much TV, surfing the internet for hours and tell listeners to how have more life, love and meaning.
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