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We want to thank Julian Guilarte and Kyle MacDonald for taking time out of their day to talk some baseball!

A recent study by Age Concern found that 59% of Kiwis over the age of 65 had recently felt lonely or socially isolated. The CEO, Kevin Lamb, has said the health burden of loneliness is just as damaging as many chronic medical conditions. But how can we catch it before it begins to spiral, and is there a way to avoid loneliness? Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald joins The Weekend Collective. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Imagine transforming a single red paperclip into a house. Sound impossible? It's not just a fantasy—it's a reality that one man achieved through sheer resourcefulness and relentless creativity. Kyle MacDonald's journey is more than just a series of trades; it's a masterclass in turning the ordinary into the extraordinary.In this episode of Passion Struck, we delve into the inspiring story of Kyle MacDonald, famously known as "the red paperclip guy." Kyle's journey from a single red paperclip to a house, achieved through fourteen trades, is a masterclass in resourcefulness and creative problem-solving.Kyle's story is a powerful reminder that we can all achieve extraordinary outcomes with the right mix of know-how, courage, and determination. Join us as we uncover the secrets to harnessing resourcefulness and creative thinking to reach your personal and business goals. Don't miss this episode, filled with insights and inspiration from Kyle MacDonald's remarkable journey.Full show notes and resources can be found here:  https://passionstruck.com/5-ways-master-creative-thinking-kyle-macdonald/In this episode, you will learn: How Kyle MacDonald traded a red paperclip for a house in fourteen trades.The importance of starting with what you have and recognizing the potential in everyday resources.Techniques for practicing divergent thinking to generate creative solutions.Strategies for recognizing and seizing opportunities in unexpected places.The significance of maintaining a resourceful mindset in overcoming obstacles.How persistence and patience play crucial roles in achieving long-term goals.Practical examples of applying these lessons to your personal and professional life.Insights into how creative problem-solving can lead to transformative outcomes.SponsorsBrought to you by Clariton, fast and powerful relief is just a quick trip away. 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Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald joins the Weekend Collective to discuss the rise in diagnosing adult ADHD. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Something is going wrong for young people between the ages of 15 and 24 in the UK, across Europe, the US and Australia, as Oxford Universities World Happiness Report sounds alarm about the welfare of young people.   The report shows that young adults are being hit from all sides by a toxic combination of government policy, a housing affordability crisis, stagnating wages, and a high cost of living. Plus, social media is believed to play a part in driving down self-esteem and robbing young people of their wellbeing. Experienced psychotherapist Kyle Macdonald joins us with his take & how to support our young people.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have we fallen into the habit of conflating mental health, with having a legitimate mental health disorder? Psychotherapist Kyle Macdonald joined the Health Hub to discuss mental health and whether some of us are using it as a tool to justify ones faults or bad behaviour. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Despite headline-grabbing ram raids becoming less common, crime was clearly still on many New Zealander's minds and a key part of many political parties' election campaigns in 2023. Today on The Front Page, we present some of the biggest crime stories we've covered this year including the Auckland CBD construction site mass shooting, and an exploration of how meth kingpin Xavier Valent became only the third NZ drug importer to be sentenced to life in prison. We also hear from psychotherapist and co-host of The Nutters Club  Kyle MacDonald, and NZ Herald Head of Newsroom Data Chris Knox for analysis on how much criminal activity there actually is in Aotearoa, and the psychological impact crime can have on victims. Follow The Front Page on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. You can read more about this and other stories in the New Zealand Herald, online at nzherald.co.nz, or tune in to news bulletins across the NZME network. Host: Damien VenutoProducer: Shaun D WilsonExecutive Producer: Ethan SillsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christmas is time for celebration, family, and gratitude. But if you're spending Christmas by yourself, it can also be a lonely time of year for a lot of people. How do you cope with loneliness over this festive period? Kyle MacDonald gives us his advice. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do you make the decision to end a relationship? How much of chance do you give it? Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald joins us to give us his take on love and how to make it last. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A psychotherapist for over 20 years, A NZ Herald Columnist, Co- host of radio show 'the nutters club' and author of the new book 'Sh*t Happens' So Kyle and I sit down and chat about mental health, his book, and what to do when 'Sh*t happens' or when 'Sh*t happens' to someone you know or love ....

Although we can't control the fact sh*t happens, we can work on our own response to it, says psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald. "We can approach life like a lifelong learning process where we can keep being open and flexible and doing what works as life throws things at us," he tells Kathryn Ryan.

Kyle Macdonald chatted with Tim about his new book Sh*t Happens, as well as ways to genuinely cheer yourself up, and how to react to stressful situations. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our chat with Psychotherapist Kyle Macdonald who has a new book out today Sh*t Happens. He has some great tips and stuff you can use in your own life, great manSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the winter months are fast approaching, Kyle MacDonald joined the show to have a chat about how to deal with the winter blues, plus how to overcome stress. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's edition of the Health Hub, psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald explained the key factors of life satisfaction and weighed in on the idea of 'pursuing happiness'.   LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Much of the country has been hit by severe weather in recent weeks in New Zealand, with Cyclone Gabrielle the latest event to create a panic and leave devastation in its wake. Recording remotely during the peak of the storm in Auckland, Jenni and Rebecca are this week joined by psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald to get tips on how to keep kids calm during events like this - and how to prep them for the future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reaching out and getting counselling is a hard procedure, especially when you factor in the costs involved. Mind Matters psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald joined Kyle MacDonald and Roman Travers today to break down the costs of taking care of your mental health, or other alternatives. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is everyone angrier and more stressed these days? Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald says it feels like everyone's angrier, more on edge, more likely to argue than listen, to disagree than hear a different point of view. He joined Tim Roxborogh and Roman Travers on The Health Hub to discuss his latest NZ Herald column, as well as the expectations we put on ourselves to succeed. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald joins the weekend collective to discuss addiction to technology, the stress of news, plus more.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Psychotherapist and broadcaster Kyle MacDonald joins the Weekend Collective to discuss how to deal with disappointment in sports games, and how to deal with anger, especially at work. LISTEN ABOVE. 

In this week's episode, Jenni and Rebecca talk about swearing and what your kids should and shouldn't be saying - and how parents should react when their kids misbehave. Jenni talks about her son's use of "sentence enhancers", and Rebecca reflects on her own rebellious nature and how her parents reacted. They are then joined by psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald to talk about what the research says about scolding your children, and his best advice for dealing with mouthy kids (Spoiler alert, it doesn't involve soap... or mustard!) Note: this episode does contain language you may not want the kids to pick up on!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Weekend Collective chat how to deal with addiction and dependency, what it is, and what resources there is, with psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald. Listen above to for all things mental health on the Health Hub. LISTEN ABOVE. 

If you’re feeling a bit out of rhythm this morning, that’s not entirely surprising. The country’s clocks changed by an hour over the weekend, throwing schedules out the window with the end of daylight saving time. But with a growing movement overseas to end the practice of changing the clocks, could New Zealand follow suit? Today, New Zealand Herald columnist and psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald joins Damien to discuss the best ways to get through the change in schedules, and Newstalk ZB chief political reporter Jason Walls talks through the likelihood of the Government changing the system. Follow The Front Page on iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts. You can read more about this and other stories in the New Zealand Herald, online at nzherald.co.nz, or tune in to news bulletins across the NZME network. Host / Producer: Damien VenutoProducer / Editor: Shaun D. Wilson Executive Producer: Ethan SillsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kyle MacDonald is a registered psychotherapist, columnist for the NZ Herald, and co-host of the Nutters Club on Newstalk ZB. He joined Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge on The Weekend Collective to discuss anxiety and panic attacks.LISTEN ABOVE

Percaya atau tidak paperclip bisa ditukar hingga mendapatkan rumah 2 lantai? Ayo coba dengarkan kisah pemuda dari Canada ini, Kyle MacDonald di tahun 2005 hingga 2006.

In the first episode of In the Loop, Rosie and Katie are joined by psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald to take a deep down into lockdown breaches in Auckland and discuss why some aren't coping with restrictions. Then, it's a quickfire look at what rising inflation means for you, a surprise housing announcement from Labour and National, and a shocking story out of the US. Trigger warning: One of the topics discussed is about sexual assault. Follow In the Loop on iHeartRadio, and to keep up to date during the week, head to nzherald.co.nz. For more on the climate aid mentioned in today's episode: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/climate-change-conference-2021-simon-wilson-its-a-bad-time-but-its-the-only-time-we-have/WDO4AIAJVRLMWHL2PXXJVGOD6I/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack Gleckler calls up Kyle Macdonald and Rob Falconer — who handle Bobby Jones Golf Course outside Atlanta and The Loop at Forest Dunes in Northern Michigan, respectively — to learn more about how to take care of reversible golf courses.

It's Mental Health Awareness Week, in New Zealand the theme is is “Mā te kōrero ka ora” which translates to 'talking saves lives'. The aim is to get more Kiwis talking about how they feel, and what they can do to improve their mental health. It's especially important when we are locked down in a pandemic. Psychotherapist and Host of The Nutters Club on Newstalk ZB Kyle MacDonald joined Kerre McIvor.LISTEN ABOVE 

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On this week's Health Hub psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald talks to Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge about whether therapy shouldn't just be for people who already know they have problems. LISTEN ABOVE

On this week's Health Hub psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald talks to Tim Roxborogh and Tim Beveridge about whether therapy shouldn't just be for people who already know they have problems. LISTEN ABOVE

A decade ago, Kyle MacDonald exchanged a paper clip for something a little more valuable, and so on and so on, until he had a home. His success went viral and inspired a fad, which gained traction during the pandemic. We talk to two college graduates with student loan debt who gave the trade-up fad a shot. And, the Milwaukee Bucks won the NBA Finals, beating out the Phoenix Suns. A. Sherrod Blakely, an NBA commentator, joins us to wrap up the season.

This week in 2005, Kyle MacDonald of Montreal had a red paperclip. This week in 2006, MacDonald had traded away the paperclip, and, after a few more trades, ended up with a house. Plus: over in the UK, some small towns have traded out the phones in some of their big red phone boxes for a new use. Paperclip Cottage Cafe (Tourism Saskatchewan) From paper-clip to house in 14 trades (CBC) How Small English Towns Are Turning Their Iconic Red Telephone Boxes Into Public Heart Defibrillators (Laughing Squid) We wouldn't trade our Patreon backers for anything in the world --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coolweirdawesome/message

A psychotherapist is calling the pressure on mental health services a "perfect storm".Psychologists are turning away as many as 60 clients a month because they have no space to see them.The issues have come to light after the College of Clinical Psychologists recently surveyed its members.Psychotherapist and co-host of Newstalk ZB's The Nutters Club Kyle MacDonald told Simon and James sadly he is having the same pressures at his clinic.LISTEN ABOVEWhere to get help:Need to Talk? Free call or text 1737 any time to speak to a trained counsellor, for any reason.Lifeline: 0800 543 354 or text HELP to 4357Suicide Crisis Helpline: 0508 828 865 / 0508 TAUTOKO (24/7). This is a service for people who may be thinking about suicide, or those who are concerned about family or friends.Depression Helpline: 0800 111 757 (24/7) or text 4202Samaritans: 0800 726 666 (24/7)Youthline: 0800 376 633 (24/7) or free text 234 (8am-12am), or email talk@youthline.co.nzWhat's Up: online chat (3pm-10pm) or 0800 WHATSUP / 0800 9428 787 helpline (12pm-10pm weekdays, 3pm-11pm weekends)Kidsline (ages 5-18): 0800 543 754 (24/7)Rural Support Trust Helpline: 0800 787 254Healthline: 0800 611 116Rainbow Youth: (09) 376 4155 If it is an emergency and you feel like you or someone else is at risk, call 111

Before The Bicycle Caught On, People Road Around On This Dandy Horse. Welcome to May 29th, 2021 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate a good way to get around and a crazy way to trade up.  Have you ever heard of a velocipede? It may sound like something out of Jurassic Park or even a giant insect, but it's something a lot more ordinary. A velocipede was an early version of the bicycle, but without a key feature. Instead of using pedals, riders would propel the vehicle along with their legs and once it was going fast enough, they would pick up their feet and cruise along. A lot of people thought these looked silly and gave them the nickname “dandy horses,” which wasn't the nicest expression at the time. About 50 years later, pedals and a chain were added and we got what we know today as bicycles. May is National Bike Month and today is the perfect day to get out and enjoy Spring! Have you ever heard the story about the guy who traded a paperclip for a house?  Kyle MacDonald, a Canadian blogger played the childhood game called Bigger, Better and started with a simple paperclip.  The idea of the game is that you keep trading up for something bigger and better until you reach an item you would actually like to keep.  At first Kyle traded his paperclip for a fish-shaped pen.  After thirteen exchanges he found himself with a movie role, which someone offered to trade for their two story farm house in Kipling, Saskatchewan!   Imagine turning an office supply into a house after only fourteen transactions.  On National Paperclip Day, celebrate the simple things in life that are worth more than you think!  I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson.  Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day.

Canadian blogger, Kyle MacDonald, posted a red paperclip on a website called “Craigslist” and wanted to see if he could get something bigger and better. Check out his amazing story of faith and ingenuity.

Welcome to our new student-led episode series, Engaging in the Field: Student Stories from Field Education, that will be posted on Sundays during spring of 2021. One of our Divcast student interns, Evelyn Archer-Taminger, M.Div. ’21 is taking over the host role for this series. She connects with other current residential Master of Divinity students to tell stories of their experiences with Duke Divinity School’s Field Education program. Field Education is a required component of the M.Div. degree and serves as a valuable companion to classroom academic work. Students serving in contextual learning in a variety of placements including in churches, nonprofits, agencies, and in hospitals as clinical pastoral care interns nurtures growth both in their vocational discernment and in their spiritual lives. In this first episode of the series, “Growing in Your Call,” Evelyn speaks with senior residential M.Div. students Kari Martin and Kyle MacDonald. Each has had a range of experiences with field education and weaves together how the placements they served in grew them in unexpected ways. Kari grew up part of a non-denominational church in Virginia and pursued placements at Duke where she could be formed in church settings affiliated with both the United Methodist Church and Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. While Kyle, came to Duke from Kentucky with tons of music ministry experience and grew his idea of what kinds of ministry God might be calling him into. Enjoy Evelyn’s conversation with her colleagues Kari and Kyle. Due to the ongoing complexities of the COVID-19 pandemic, pre-enrollment discernment opportunities for incoming students may be limited or eliminated. The Office of Field Education will make an official determination by April of 2021.

Psychotherapist and co-host of the Nutters Club Kyle MacDonald talks to Tim Roxborogh about why marriage rates are falling and whether or not that's a bad thing. We also get Kyle's take on the Bachelorette.

Psychotherapist and co-host of the Nutters Club Kyle MacDonald talks to Tim Roxborogh about why marriage rates are falling and whether or not that's a bad thing. We also get Kyle's take on the Bachelorette.

What would you attempt if you knew you could not fail? A crazy Canadian blogger by the name of Kyle MacDonald attempted something audacious.

With a New Year comes resolutions, and one many people try to stick to is quitting alcohol.Psychotherapist and The Nutter's Club host Kyle MacDonald joined Tim Beveridge to discuss New Zealand's attitude to drinking and how to have a better relationship with it - as well as to take calls from listeners. LISTEN ABOVE

It's time for a special episode of The Apple Seed, filled with stories for you and your family, celebrating the passing from one year to the next. And what a year this has been. We're looking forward to the hour with you. We'll think together about the unpredictable nature of a year's journey as we enjoy a story from Kevin Kling about riding the rails is search of great seafood. We'll acknowledge the difficulties of the year in a snatch of a story as old as 1889, written by Jerome K. Jerome. We'll think about the setting of goals and the making of resolutions as we hear the story of Kyle McDonald about his audacious adventure in trying to trade a single red paperclip for a house in Canada. We'll talk about the New Year's tune Auld Lang Syne, written by Bobby Burns and sung each year all over the English-speaking world to send the expiring year into the past. And we'll even have a little party with Bear and his animal friends in a story from Bill Harley. On today's episode, enjoy the following:"Train" by Kevin Kling (8:31)"Goodly Knights" by Jerome K. Jerome, performed by Sam Payne (2:48)"Red Paperclip" a conversation with Kyle MacDonald (13:22)"Come on Out and Play" by Bill Harley, performed live in The Apple Seed studio (12:08)"Auld Lang Syne" by Stewart Foster (3:33)

There is no doubt you would have heard it time after time by now, the declaration that 2020 has been the worst year, ever!While we can't prove that and nobody can, it is fair to say the long and tedious year dominated by Covid 19 has been a serious strain on people's mental health.So with 2021 hours away, how can Kiwis take a step forward into the new year while prioritising their mental well being?Kyle Macdonald is a psychotherapist & co host of 'The Nutters Club' on Newstalk ZB. He joins Tim Dower to share his advice on looking after our mental health.LISTEN ABOVE

This week on the Health Hub we were joined by our resident psychotherapist, Kyle MacDonald. LISTEN ABOVE 

This week on the Health Hub we were joined by our resident psychotherapist, Kyle MacDonald. LISTEN ABOVE 

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In this episode, Blaine introduces the listener to two modes of thinking: reproductive and productive thinking. From there, Blaine tells the story of Kyle Macdonald and his Red Paperclip experiment for his blog and how Kyle made 14 trades within one year that ultimately led to someone giving him a house! Learn about the trades and how productive thinking can make connections that you never knew existed! Red Paperclip TED Talk: https://youtu.be/8s3bdVxuFBs Podcasts mentioned in the show: The Appraiser Coach Podcast: https://theappraisercoach.libsyn.com/ The Appraisers Advocate Podcast: https://theappraisersadvocate.com/the-appraisers-advocate-3/ The Appraisal Cast: https://theappraisalcast.com/ The Appraisal Update Podcast: https://appraiserelearning.com/the-appraisal-update-podcast/

Support from the health sector for Labour's pledge to stop conversion therapy.The party promises to ban the practice of trying to change people's sexual orientation or gender,  with drugs or therapy.Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald told Tim Dower sexual preference is pretty much hard-wired into our brains."Sexuality is diverse, with some people oriented toward same sex attraction and some people straight, with a lot of room in between."MacDonald says most reasonable people would be shocked to know it still happens.He says if any registered health professional carried out this treatment, it would be grounds for complaint and against their code of ethics.LISTEN ABOVE

Due to the current COVID-19 restriction’s Rob is not able to record with us in person. This means we had to resurrect the Apocalypse Now series. We discussed a fella called Kyle MacDonald who was able to swap his way from a paperclip all the way up to a house !!! Skillz dude ! Find out how he achieved what seems like an impossible task.   Facebook/Instagram @robotsforeyespodcast Twitter @robotsforeyes podbelly.com elyucateco.com https://retrovague.com/ref/2/  Code robots for 10% off    

As the country went back into lockdown yesterday, Auckland level 3 and the rest of the country level 2, it seemed a lot of people were mentally more fragile, despite knowing what was ahead.To share some advice, psychotherapist and co-host of the Nutters Club on Newstalk ZB Kyle MacDonald joined Kerre McIvor.LISTEN ABOVE

This week on the Health Hub we were joined by Kyle MacDonald.We talk about dealing with anger and why people lash out during social sport? LISTEN ABOVE 

This week on the Health Hub we were joined by Kyle MacDonald.We talk about dealing with anger and why people lash out during social sport? LISTEN ABOVE 

This week on The Health Hub, psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald joins the show to discuss the End Of Life Choice Bill.

This week on The Health Hub, psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald joins the show to discuss the End Of Life Choice Bill.

Registered psychotherapist and co-host of The Nutters Club Kyle MacDonald discusses the challenges lockdown has created for people who are on their own.

Registered psychotherapist and co-host of The Nutters Club Kyle MacDonald discusses the challenges lockdown has created for people who are on their own.

Today on The Neutral Zone we speak with para ice hockey sports psychologist Kyle MacDonald. Then a discussion on episodes 3 and 4 of ESPN and Netflix's documentary "The Last Dance"

This week on Health Hub we were joined by our resident psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald. LISTEN ABOVE 

This week on Health Hub we were joined by our resident psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald. LISTEN ABOVE 

Today on the show - are you getting fit or fat, Kyle MacDonald psychotherapist, Rog Aid update, Mully Moose Knuckle, Scott Barrett, How to Dad, Mike King, Roll on Rules, Mel & Bryce's dreams, Jacinda Ardern, James McConieSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Haiwaiki thought Stacey was having another baby...Kyle MacDonald on COVID19It is really hard to end phone calls now... There are no excuses

Jill shares the story of Kyle MacDonald, who, after several trades, bartered a red paper clip for a house. You never know how big your small idea can grow.

C'est l'histoire de Kyle MacDonald, qui a réussi l'exploit d'échanger un trombone rouge contre une maison.

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Washington Post journalist Gene Weingarten shares the extraordinary story of an ordinary day in America. Kyle MacDonald explains how he traded up a red paperclip for bigger and better items until he got a house. Mike Benton of the University of Bristol investigates dinosaur dandruff. Michael D'Emic of Adelphi University dives into the mouths of dinosaurs to learn about their teeth. Caleb Brown of the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology studies one of the world's best preserved dinosaur.

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Raw and honest steps to healthy relationships; what people do with Christmas gifts they can't stand; Kyle MacDonald's journey of trading a red paperclip for a house showing how even small steps can make tremendous differences; why one movie has stood the test of time as the number one Christmas movie in history; an unlikely moment of peace during the Civil War; lessons on leadership (what not to do) from one of the most unpopular coaches in history; a woman's journey from unwanted (her mother was beyond cruel) and how she found redemption (but not reconciliation) to live her best life today; Kind David's words for the weary and where he went when he felt the entire world misunderstood him; and what Tony Robbins told his son during a life and death situation and how his advice can change your life forever.

In 2005, Canadian blogger Kyle MacDonald traded a red paperclip for a fish-shaped pen. From there, he wanted to see how many times he could "trade up" for something bigger and better. After one year and 14 trades (facilitated by the Internet, of course), he acquired a two-story farmhouse in Saskatchewan. No money changed hands. The barter-only experiment became a viral sensation and presents deep thoughts about the nature of value. Alli and Jen talk to MacDonald about his inspiration for the project, the amazing and strange people he met along the way, how the fame has affected his life, and the businesses who are still trying to cash in on Red Paperclip mania. Also, here's the Phallus Palace: https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2013/08/tour-phallus-palace/312255/ Support 2G1P on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/2G1P Join us on Discord: discord.gg/2g1p Email us: 2G1Podcast@gmail.com Talk to Alli and Jen: https://twitter.com/alligold https://twitter.com/joonbugger Call the show and leave a message! (347) 871-6548 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kyle MacDonald is an Industrial Designer currently working at Skullcandy. Thank you Kyle for 20 answers! Follow up @designlakecity on Instagram.

In this episode of speech analysis, we go over "What if you could trade a paperclip for a house?" by Kyle MacDonald.

John Cowan interviews psychotherapist and broadcaster, Kyle MacDonald.

Remember the Red Paperclip Guy from a few years ago? In 2005, an out-of-work Kyle MacDonald started with a single red paperclip and traded his way up to a house in Kipling, Saskatchewan. Remarkably, this barter adventure took only 14 trades and was completed in less than a year. Kyle started out small, each time seeking something “bigger and better” in exchange. For example, his first trade was the red paperclip for a pen shaped like a fish. Then he traded the fish pen for a doorknob, and on and on up the ladder. The story certainly has some feel-good elements to it, and after a while the media attention definitely helped speed the process along, but I think it’s worthwhile to revisit because we’re all trying to “trade up.” By “trading up”, it’s important to note I’m not necessarily talking about acquiring a bigger house or a better car, but more along the lines of making bigger impacts and living better stories. I was reminded of the red paperclip story by last week's episode with Rob "The Flea Market Flipper" Stephenson. He talked about a challenge inside his community to start with something small and keep flipping the profits into bigger deals to see how much you could trade up over the course of a year. I think we all have a red paperclip story. Like Kyle, even starting with almost nothing, you can make big things happen with a little initiative and a little help from others along the way. This episode is about connecting the events that got you to where you are today, and thinking about where you want to go tomorrow. What’s the next trade you’d like to make? In the spirit of the red paperclip story, I’m going to use my own entrepreneurial journey to illustrate this; and similar to Kyle, I’ll use a series of 14 key decisions or trade points. But unlike Kyle, this took me a lot longer than a year!

1899 wurde sie erfunden - die Büroklammer. Vom Norweger Johan Vaaler. (er hat übrigens die gleichen Initialen wie ich). Als ich mich intensiv mit diesem unentbehrlichen Büro-Utensil beschäftigte, stieß ich auf die Story von Kyle MacDonald. Und die war grandios. Er begann eine unvergleichliche Tauschaktion, die mit einer kleinen roten Büroklammer startete. Was am Ende dabei herauskam- hört selbst.

I interview Kyle Macdonald, who embarked on a journey to trade one red paperclip into a house in Canada and sparked a viral campaign and an adventure spanning two countries. Subscribe if you have a brain! Get these mindset-lifting success-building podcasts right away when I release them! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/passionunchained/support

In der letzten Folge ging es ja um Deine Gedanken und Deine Geisteshaltung. Wir haben gelernt, dass die Gedanken zu Gefühlen führen, diese wiederum zu Handlungen führen, und daraus dann Ergebnisse zu Stande kommen, die dann unsere Etappen des Lebens werden. Heute möchte ich Dir eine Geschichte vorstellen, bei der dieses Gedankenprinzip nach meinem Dafürhalten sehr gut angewendet wurde. Ich rede vom Tauschgeschäft „Büroklammer in Haus“. Du fragst dich jetzt sicher, ob das geht. Natürlich geht das, und ein Mann namens Kyle MacDonald aus Kanada hat es gemacht. Er war damals 25 Jahre alt und wollte eine rote Büroklammer per Kettentausch in ein Haus verwandeln. Er hat darüber sogar ein Buch geschrieben. Er fing an, die Büroklammer in einen Kuli aus Holz in Form eines Fischs zu tauschen. Es folgte später ein Campingkocher und irgendwann ein Nachmittag mit Rockstar Alice Cooper. Nach 1 Jahr und 14 Tauschgeschäften gelang es ihm, eine Nebenrolle in einem Film von US-Schauspieler Corbin Bernsen in ein Haus zu tauschen. Dort zog Kyle MacDonald dann auch ein. Sein Buch heißt übrigens „One Red Paperclip“ und wurde bereits ins Deutsche übersetzt. Falls Du also bisher gedacht hast, Deine Gedanken könnten Dein Handeln und Dein Leben nicht verändern, so kann ich nur sagen: Es gibt Beweise dafür, dass es funktioniert. Also probiere es bitte aus.

N’attendez plus, l’épisode 4 est en ligne ! Au programme : L’Individu Insolite : Ou plutôt devrais-je dire les individus insolites ! En effet, qui dit quatrième épisode dit… Quatre individus insolites ! Mais attention,...

Coming up this week on What's The Finish, Chris has a problem with optimism, Mariah Carey had a new year's eve to remember, CM Punk can relax as someone else had the worst performance of 2016, the weird news story is shooting to the front of the line and we're joined via the internet from the Super Bob Studios in Moncton, New Brunswick, Kyle MacDonald from the metal band Zaum. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Coming up this week on What's The Finish, Chris has a problem with optimism, Mariah Carey had a new year's eve to remember, CM Punk can relax as someone else had the worst performance of 2016, the weird news story is shooting to the front of the line and we're joined via the internet from the Super Bob Studios in Moncton, New Brunswick, Kyle MacDonald from the metal band Zaum. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

A conversation with Kyle Macdonald of One Red Paperclip fame, a story about from Sam Payne's childhood about insider Star Wars action figure trading, and a story from Slash Coleman.

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This week on My Kiwi Life we talk about what makes us tick + go into our heads with Psychotherapist, Kyle MacDonald. Will, Kyle + Craw talk about simple things you can do on your drive home from work that might make the difference when things get heavy. Running time: 0:58:10

Kyle Macdonald joins your host Danny Hamilton and makes him a few drinks this episode. Danny interviews the man who invented the double-necked guitar. Kyle interviews a skipper from Deadliest Catch. We talk about our makeshift studio and Danny is still sick as a dog. Music by the Quarter Heads!

Hello there and welcome to a bonus edition of Join Up Dots. Have you ever looked at things that you can do in your lives easily, and think what's the point in taking time to do them? Such small insignificant actions that appears to not make any difference at all to the big picture? Well most people think that way, which is why they are reluctantly content to stay in their current situations. Unless they get instant gratification for their actions, then they fail to grasp the simple fact, that all these small actions add up to something amazing. Learn to cook over a period of time, by learning about the oven, food, and cutting devices and you never go hungry. Simply keep throwing  packages into the microwave eating happily, until you get a power cut and then what are you going to do? It's the small actions that make the difference. Well in today's episode of Join Up Dots, David Ralph lays down a challenge to all his listeners to take such a small action that on it's own it wont make any difference. But the compound effect is huge, and best of all everyone of you reading this can do the same and join in. He was inspired by reading the story of Kyle Macdonald, who went on an epic adventure swapping items to see how much value he could gain each time. Starting with just a red paper-clip, he travelled the globe until someone was willing to swap a house with him. Amazing. He was also inspired by the many people who have started with 1 penny, and doubled it in just 28 steps to over £1,000,000....equally amazing. The true inspiration being that these people believed in the impossible. They could see that these small steps all add up, unlike the majority of the world who will look at the penny and say...."What's the point it's only 1 penny". However action takers will say that it's actually 1/28th of a million dollars. Totally different mindset. So in today episode he has simply asked everyone of his listeners to go out and tell two people about the show, and ask them to listen. If they like the show then he would like the two additional listeners to tell two people. Nothing huge, but the start of a world changing compound effect. Will they do it, or think what's the point? Will they head to the instant gratification of a tweet, FB post or other form of social media and fail to tell anyone, as they won't be able to see the results of their actions straight away? Well, if they do share in twenty eight days it would be possible to have over 1,600,000 new listeners starting from just one pair of ears. A total movement being created in less than a month. Once again amazing. So today instead of just doing what needs to be done in your life, have a thought about what would happen if you look for the compound effect in your actions. Where could you be in 28 days, by working on a series of small actions leading to a big dream? Well, you could be a millionaire for a start, which would at least make you extremely popular with opposite sex.   And that is a dream worth having I would have thought!

Jason Hartman interviews Kyle MacDonald, author of One Red Paperclip, about Kyle's amazing bartering journey from one red paperclip to eventually a movie role opportunity to a house in Saskatchewan, where the biggest housewarming party ever was held.  Visit: http://jasonhartmanfoundation.org/articles/young-wealth-show/. The idea began with a childhood game of Bigger and Better.  Kyle's opinion is that [...]

Jason Hartman interviews Kyle MacDonald, author of One Red Paperclip, about Kyle's amazing bartering journey from one red paperclip to eventually a movie role opportunity to a house in Saskatchewan, where the biggest housewarming party ever was held. The idea began with a childhood game of Bigger and Better. Kyle's opinion is that anything in life is only worth what someone is willing to give for it. Things are worth different amounts to different people, and that worth may surprise you! Kyle MacDonald grew up in Belcarra, near Vancouver. He's really into projects, usually fun things that take on an obsessive element to some degree. Most noteworthy of these projects was the time he started with a red paperclip and traded it for bigger and better things until he wound up with a house. It was a silly idea and turned out to be a big deal. So big that the red paperclip has become his de-facto symbol and he's somewhat known as the “red paperclip guy.” To Kyle, a ‘red paperclip' is more of a symbolic thing, an idea that you're ready to launch. A new project about to happen. That spark of insight or inspiration. The most important thing about an idea is to do something with it. Today, Kyle lives in Montreal with his wife and does speaking engagement, photography, art projects, and “Who are These Guys?” to name a few of the projects he has embarked on.

Kyle Macdonald's personal story of how he trades up from a paper clip to a house contains valuable insights for anybody in sales. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greg and Rob discuss: Ted Danson's upcoming TV show Help Me Help You, Basic Instinct 2 on DVD, the Bulwer-Lytton fiction contest (www.bulwer-lytton.com), a writing assignment involving Francis Buxton and Pee-wee's Big Adventure, Kyle MacDonald and One Red Paper Clip (oneredpaperclip.blogspot.com), MUDs, dueling Dr. Phils, bad podcasts, David Lee Roth, and Opie and Anthony on 92.3 FM in NYC. 24 minutes - www.paunchstevenson.com