Podcast appearances and mentions of lauren weinstein

In episode three of the newly christened Comics Karma, with Tom Hart and Lauren Weinstein are talking about comics and addressing students' questions directly.Tom and Lauren talk about their own work, and in the case of Lauren - a project that has taken more than 20 years, and then they welcome Lynn Bernstein, who has been doing a fascinating memoir about series of events in her marriage over 30 years ago. Lynn wants to know how to not feel the awful feelings she was feeling then, while revisiting these moments in her memoir. She also doesn't want to out particular players in the story; she wants to know how to avoid these things.Luckily, Lauren is an expert in this stuff and gives her really good advice. Tom just stands by waiting to bad mouth an old friend. (Joke! We love you Ed!)Give it a listen and come back for more. We'll be answering a different student each week for 3 more weeks!Thanks for listening!As always, you can participate live, by joining us in the COMICS FLOW + PUBLISH section of SAW Comics, or just visit us at sawcomics.org Get full access to How to Make a Graphic Novel at sawcomics.substack.com/subscribe

In episode two of the newly christened Comics Karma, with Tom Hart and Lauren Weinstein are talking about comics and addressing students' questions directly.Tom and Lauren talk about their own work, and in the case of Lauren - a project that has taken more than 20 years, and then they welcome Sally Charette, who has been working on a long story about her long-lived parrot, Dodger, but she has other ideas too.We talk about all of these things. We talked about life, death, politics, loss and rowing and crew! Lauren gave us the metaphor of the Coxswain who is in charge of the rowing crew. We all need a coxswain!Lauren also guided us through her 5 questions about whether it's worth it to do a side project. * Is it interesting work? (Will I learn something new, is it related to what I MOST want to do?)* How much TIME will it take? Be honest.* Who will see it?* How much does it pay?* How much will it take away from my big project ?Tom said stuff too!Give it a listen and come back for more. We'll be answering a different student each week for 4 more weeks!Thanks for listening!As always, you can participate live, by joining us in the COMICS FLOW + PUBLISH section of SAW Comics, or just visit us at sawcomics.org Get full access to How to Make a Graphic Novel at sawcomics.substack.com/subscribe

While the Terrible Anvil takes a break, Tom Hart and Lauren Weinstein are taking the reins to talk about comics for a few weeks, and to address students' questions directly.Tom and Lauren talk about their own work, and in the case of Lauren - a project that has taken more than 20 years, and then they welcome Brandon Hankins, whose webcomic Autumn Wing is delightful, fun and sincere. We love it.Brandon wants to know how to define success, how to keep going, how to know if it's right to want validation, and how to finds an editor who won't chop out the heart of his story. We talk about all of these things. We talked about sentiment, nature and silence in comics too. Give it a listen and come back for more. We'll be answering a different student each week for 6 weeks!Thanks for listeningAs always, you can participate live, by joining us in the COMICS FLOW + PUBLISH section of SAW Comics, or just visit us at sawcomics.org Get full access to How to Make a Graphic Novel at sawcomics.substack.com/subscribe

George Noory and technology expert Lauren Weinstein discuss the continued advances in artificial intelligence, why many consumers don't want to be forced into using AI services provided by big tech companies, and if he thinks artificial intelligence will ever develop human emotions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lauren Weinstein delivers an inspiring TEDxPaloAlto talk on how to break free from limiting beliefs. Lauren Weinstein is a lecturer at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, teaching one of the most popular classes there—The Essentials of Strategic Communication. In addition to her work at the Business School, she has served as a guest lecturer and skills coach for Stanford Law School, the Stanford undergraduate program and the Stanford d.school. In addition to her work at Stanford, Lauren is the founder of Resonate Coaching. As the principal at Resonate, Lauren works with clients ranging from TED speakers to start-up founders to high-level executives, helping them achieve more powerful public speaking and interpersonal communication skills. Prior to her current work, Lauren served as a communication strategist for high level teams at Fortune 500 companies and worked with Santa Clara County in their mediation and communication skills training program. Lauren received her J.D. from Stanford Law School and her B.A. in psychology from Stanford University. She's also a certified leadership development coach through the Coaches Training Institute. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/getu-chandler/support

Do you ever struggle with making a big change in your life? Or does even the idea of a big transition looming in your life or your work or your careers cause a lot of stress and anxiety? In this episode, Lauren Weinstein and I, who is and was my business partner, talk about the big change and transition that we have going on in our lives, because we have split up our business, and we are ending doing our Untapped podcast together. We've done this in a way that we both believe models the proper way, the easy way to flow through change and transitions. Look, we couldn't help ourselves. We're coaches and we wanted to take our own coaching and share with you our process for flowing through a big life change. And I can tell you that it's gone really well, even when there's been tough decisions and tough realities to face.  So we'd love for you to listen to the very specific guidelines that we give for how to flow through change. And I also want to let you know that I am personally continuing on with interviewing amazing people, and this podcast is just getting going.  Todd Jason is an executive coach who's developed programs with some of the most sought after teachers in the world including Tony Robbins, Eckhart Tolle and Deepak Chopra.  He's the founder and lead facilitator of ASCEND - a community that assists thousands of people in regaining their personal freedom and heightening mental clarity.  Visit Todd's website and community here! Explore the ASCEND Community Lauren Weinstein is an executive coach known for her expertise in powerful communication and life transformation. She taught one of the most popular courses at Stanford Business School, has coached hundreds of executives from Fortune 500 companies, and her TEDTalk “Don't Believe Everything You Think” on unlocking your true potential now has over 3 million views. Visit Resonate Coaching and learn more about her coaching and programs!    

  Through his books, keynotes and live events Matt Kahn has garnered a huge following teaching people to strengthen the noble qualities of gratitude, kindness and empathy. In this unique session he'll share with ASCEND-ers ways to practice self love so we can experience more ease, fulfillment and personal success. Do you feel you could use more self-compassion or a way to access a feeling of calm and groundedness when you need it most? Learn two key techniques for dissolving anxiety and finding self-love, self-compassion and wholeness in this interactive session. Todd Jason is an executive coach who's developed programs with some of the most sought after teachers in the world including Tony Robbins, Eckhart Tolle and Deepak Chopra.  He's the founder and lead facilitator of ASCEND - a community that assists thousands of people in regaining their personal freedom and heightening mental clarity.  Visit Todd's website and community here! Explore the ASCEND Community! Lauren Weinstein is an executive coach known for her expertise in powerful communication and life transformation. She taught one of the most popular courses at Stanford Business School, has coached hundreds of executives from Fortune 500 companies, and her TEDTalk “Don't Believe Everything You Think” on unlocking your true potential now has over 3 million views. Visit Resonate Coaching and learn more about her coaching and programs!    

New York Times bestselling author Bill Burnett is with us today to enlighten us with a series of revolutionary, life changing concepts about how to use design thinking to dramatically improve our careers and lives.  And this topic is spot on with our mission in Untapped, which is to bring you the most fascinating, successful people we can find who've found powerful ways for each one of us to have more joy, purpose and fulfillment in our lives and work.  Our goal with each conversation is for you to receive one or two relevant pieces of information you can apply in your lives starting today, that can help you 'untap' more potential and excitement.  And Bill Burnett could not be a better guest.   As the Executive Director of the Design Program at Stanford, he got his BS and MS in Product Design at Stanford and has worked professionally on a wide variety of projects including 7 years at Apple and a number of years in the toy industry designing Star Wars action toys. How cool is that!! He's the Co-Author of the NYT Best-seller Designing Your Life which has sold more than 1 million copies in 24 languages and his work is truly having a global impact.   Todd Jason is an executive coach who's developed programs with some of the most sought after teachers in the world including Tony Robbins, Eckhart Tolle and Deepak Chopra.  He's the founder and lead facilitorar of ASCEND - a community that assists thousands of people in regaining their personal freedom and heightening mental clarity.  Visit Todd's website and community here! Explore the ASCEND Community! Lauren Weinstein is an executive coach known for her expertise in powerful communication and life transformation. She taught one of the most popular courses at Stanford Business School, has coached hundreds of executives from Fortune 500 companies, and her TEDTalk “Don't Believe Everything You Think” on unlocking your true potential now has over 3 million views. Visit Resonate Coaching and learn more about her coaching and programs!  

This is a bittersweet episode and one that I have procrastinated on for over a month because a month ago I decided that I was going to end the Resonance Rising podcast. And this was a decision that didn't come lightheartedly. I spent a lot of time deliberating this because over the last year that I've been doing this podcast, which has been an incredible journey for me, not only the podcast, but this last year in my life has been a year of significant transformation on all fronts. And as I evolved as a person, as I've grown and expanded, I realized That the theme of this podcast was resonating less and less with me. While I love the topics that this podcast covers, while I love learning about and exploring the world of sound. Electromagnetics, light, and how we can harness those to improve our health, to empower ourselves, to find alternative ways to heal and optimize our health and our mind. To me, it just covered a sliver of what I'm truly passionate about. And what I'm truly passionate about is personal development, is spirituality, is evolving and growing and expanding as a human on all fronts. And for a while I was contemplating whether or not I was going to keep resonance rising and just pivot the theme of the podcast. But about a month ago, I was talking to a dear friend of mine and one of my spiritual mentors, Mitra Manesh, And I joked with her, I was telling her about this, wanting to do this pivot in the podcast. And I joked with her about her co-hosting the podcast with me. And she said, you know what, that sounds like a great idea. And I was not at all anticipating that I was going to bring on a co host. But in that moment, it just resonated so deeply with both of us that we decided, Okay, we're going to do this. We're going to create a new podcast together. And we contemplated whether or not we were going to use resonance rising, but it didn't make sense. We wanted to create something new, something fresh that was birthed from an energy that is reflective of who I am and who Mitra is today. And so I officially decided to bring a close to the Resonance Rising podcast to create space for something new that me and Mitra are planning on bringing to the world. It looks like by July of this year, so in a couple months. Doing this podcast has been such a gift for me because it has helped me break through a lot of limiting paradigms that I had about myself. A year ago, when I started this podcast, I was terrified. I told myself, I'm an introvert. Who do I think I am, starting a podcast? I'm not that great at asking questions. How am I going to sound interesting on a podcast? I don't know. And I said, fuck it. Granted, I had help because at the time I had my friend and co host Lauren Weinstein. And Lauren really encouraged me and inspired me to do it and to do it with me. And the first five or 10 episodes, we did it together before she realized that she needed to focus her energies on a different path. And it was such a blessing for me because I learned through that whole process that all those perceived limitations that I had about myself were bullshit. They were bullshit. I love to podcast. I love to converse. I am great at asking questions. I am engaging with my guests. And I realized that there's a whole side of me that I didn't even know existed. And I'm so grateful for that. And I'm so grateful for you, the audience, because if it wasn't for your curiosity, if it wasn't for your commitment to empowering yourselves with knowledge, to discovering new and better ways to live healthier and happier lives. I wouldn't have the motivation and inspiration to have kept this podcast going. To know that you all were out there and benefiting from this knowledge and this wisdom was fuel for me. And I want to thank you so much for that.  I imagine you, the listener, are someone who has a curiosity about life, someone who is probably relentless in your pursuit to finding a better way, a better way in doing anything in life, in particular, a better way of taking care of your health and your wellbeing. And you're not someone, I imagine, who settles for the status quo. And for that, I'm so grateful. Because it is people like you who give hope to humanity. You give energy, you give motivation, you give inspiration to the people who are doing the research, creating the technologies that are exploring the new frontiers. You create new possibilities,  all of us, because of your curiosity and because of your commitment to going beyond the status quo.  And so keep feeding your curiosity, keep exploring new ways to heal your body, your minds and spirits. Keep hope for a healthier and happier life for you.  Something I haven't talked much about on this podcast is my spirituality and  my connection to prayer,  not as a religious thing. Prayer as a mode of setting intentions in a declarative way. And it's something I love to do not only for myself but for other people. So before I say goodbye for the time being, I would love to give you  I wish for you  to be living the healthiest,  happiest,  most vital life that you possibly can for yourself.  I wish that your life is filled  with joy and love and peace. A deep, happy life. Inner peace.  And from that inner peace, joy naturally expresses itself.  I pray and I wish for you to be living your most abundant and prosperous life. That prosperity flows, not only into your life financially, but is reflected in all areas of your life.  That all parts of your life, financial, your intimate relationships, your friendships, your health and well being, everything is in perfect harmony. For that is the way we were meant to live our lives.  It's just a process of remembering. It's a process of clearing those things within us and around us that are interfering from us experiencing our true nature.  And so I wish for you to realize this for yourself, and I wish for you to take the path that is most graceful and easy for you. That as you evolve, that as you grow, and as you face your challenges, That it's done with grace, that it's done with ease, that you are guided and supported in a manner that makes the process a whole lot of fun for you.  Amen.  Goodbye for now  and thank you. 

Rachel Konrad was the Director of Communications for Tesla working directly for Elon Musk and also the CCO for Impossible Foods, helping both companies become household names. She's now a Lecturer at Stanford Business School and will share her gift for all things communication, including how to inspire and unlock the power of storytelling. In this power-packed dialogue learn practical tools to craft compelling narratives, delight audiences and disarm challenging people and situations through the power of effective communication.  Todd Jason is an executive coach who's developed programs with some of the most sought after teachers in the world including Tony Robbins, Eckhart Tolle and Deepak Chopra.  He's the founder and lead facilitorar of ASCEND - a community that assists thousands of people in regaining their personal freedom and heightening mental clarity.  Visit Todd's website and community here! Explore the ASCEND Community! Lauren Weinstein is an executive coach known for her expertise in powerful communication and life transformation. She taught one of the most popular courses at Stanford Business School, has coached hundreds of executives from Fortune 500 companies, and her TEDTalk “Don't Believe Everything You Think” on unlocking your true potential now has over 3 million views. Visit Resonate Coaching and learn more about her coaching and programs!

Lauren Weinstein, co-author of The Empowered Job Search and the Career Discovery & Enablement Lead at Microsoft, is on the podcast this week to discuss the complexities of job changes and career development. Sharing her personal story of being laid off, Lauren offers advice for those transitioning between roles, companies, and industry fields.  A job change, whether intentional or unplanned, can be an emotional experience. In the conversation, Lauren covers separating work from identity, reflecting on both the positives and negatives of career shifts, and empowering others as they go through a transitionary time.  Lauren also breaks down how L&D professionals can balance leading others through career development while going through it themselves. Listen for more on her ongoing research on the topic, career coaching tips, and job search coping recommendations.    Resources:  Lauren Weinstein on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurenbweinstein   The Empowered Job Search: https://www.laurenbweinstein.com/theempoweredjobsearch 

Lauren Weinstein is a communication and transformation coach that works with clients to help them find their authentic voice, tap into their power, and amplify their impact. For five years, she taught a popular communication class at Stanford Business School called the Essentials of Strategic Communication and has coached clients from top companies, including Google, Nike, Uber, and more while also having a  TEDTalk on overcoming limiting beliefs.    Here's what we discussed in today's episode:  How Lauren helps people establish healthy boundaries Why communication needs to resonate with people Navigating personal development without limitations Lauren's vision of the future that motivates her   Connect with Lauren Lauren's Website: www.resonatecoaching.co Lauren's FREE Masterclass: https://resonatecoaching.co/masterclass

When it comes to our job search we often get the same old tired advice.  Many job search professionals will want to focus on your resume, cover letter, or your network.  And while those things have value we often miss the most important element in our job search...YOU.  As our authors Cathy Wasserman and Lauren Weinstein on this episode of A New Direction describe it, "we can have a tsunami of emotions".  Those emotions coupled with our mindset will affect our motivations.  Then add to that your values and beliefs, and your unmet needs and the the job search can become so overwhelming that you simply say forget it. This is where Cathy Wasserman & Lauren Weinstein's book "The Empowered Job Search" becomes a complete and total psychological and practical tool kit for you to get YOU in order so you can find that great job.  Whether you have been laid off looking for a new job, fired and looking, graduating school and need to find a job, or making a career change, "The Empowered Job Search" will help you.  This book has exercises and questions that will help you identify what you really want and need in your next job, dealing with your emotions, getting clear on your must-haves and deal breakers, and yes, resumes' and cover letters are discussed as well...and rather than call it networking they discuss building a community.  The book is outstanding and the show speaks for it self.  Give it a lesson and if you know someone who needs some help finding a job share the show with them. Please say thank you to our sponsors of A New Direction: EPIC Physical Therapy, the certified therapists and the most up to date facility to help you after surgery or injury, or if you are an elite or professional athlete.  EPIC pt can get you where you want to be physically.  With the latest state of the art equipment they will customize a program that is as individual as you are.  When you are ready for EPIC relief, EPIC recovery, and EPIC results, then head on over to www.EPICpt.com Linda Craft & Team, Realtors, they have been serving people in the real estate world for more than 35 years.  And in so doing their customers rave about them, by saying they have “legendary customer service”.  When you have customers from 35 years ago still stopping in to say “hello” and thank you that says there is something special about Linda and her team.  When you are ready to sell or buy why not start with Linda Craft & Team, www.LindaCraft.com

Join Shalom Klein on his weekly radio show, Get Down To Business with guests: Ray Arata David Ehrlichman Lauren Weinstein

The average job search brings many ups and downs, twists and turns, and emotional challenges, say leadership and career coaches Cathy Wasserman and Lauren Weinstein. But you can prepare yourself, and find smart ways to navigate the transition. In their book, The Empowered Job Search, the two say that a job hunt is inherently disempowering, but there are ways you can cultivate a new mindset and keep your search on a smooth path. In this episode, the authors talk about how to recognize your feelings, develop a better understanding of what you want in a job, and cultivate positivity. See more: https://www.theempoweredjobsearch.com

November 15, 2021 Super Entrepreneurship Fabrice Testa and Empowered Job Search Lauren Weinstein

On this week's Career Therapy Podcast (e.74), we welcome both Cathy Wasserman and Lauren Weinstein to the podcast. Cathy and Lauren are the co-authors of ‘The Empowered Job Search' book. They draw on more than 30 years as career and leadership coaches with significant influences from positive psychology, Buddhist principles, and Nonviolent Communication, to help you know yourself in today's modern working world. In today's episode, we talk about the differences between performative and personal identity, the importance of narrative in building career confidence, and how to tap into cleaner forms of motivation in your search, beyond fear, anxiety, and failure. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/careertherapy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lauren Weinstein and Dan Berry talk about drawing with digital tools, creating fiction out of someone else's truth and joining the $10 club. Buy the print version of Lauren's book The Gift of Time. All proceeds goes to the survivors of domestic violence at Town Clock CDC.  https://www.townclockcdc.org/comic   You can also read Gift of Time on Slate. Support Lauren on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/Vineshtein   You can also support the podcast on Patreon for as little as a dollar per episode.

Lauren joins us to discuss advancements in Kaiser Permanente Radiation Oncology Department, and insights for the field as we move toward new QA Task Groups.

Nurturing Conflict with 2 Life Coach Love Birds, Lauren Weinstein, a Communications Coach and her boyfriend, Noel Rosencranz, a Performance Coach.

As communicators, we often need to take complex information (e.g., financial, technical, or scientific) and make it more understandable for our audience – we’re experts and they likely aren’t. But having so much knowledge on the topics we discuss can often make the job more difficult: we dive in too quickly, forget about our audience's needs, or use jargon that goes over their heads. In this episode of Think Fast, Talk Smart, strategic communications lecturers Matt Abrahams and Lauren Weinstein explore the “curse of knowledge” and offer specific techniques you can use to be more successful in getting your point across.

Because of a last-minute guest cancellation, I had no show lined up for this week! Rather than take a second week off this summer, I decided it was time for another Gil Roth AMA episode, since the last one was almost 5 years ago. Thirty-two past and upcoming guests and Patreon supporters came through with questions for me, including (in the order I answered them): Ken Krimstein, Hugh Ryan, Barry Corbett, Joe Ciardiello, Glynnis Fawkes, Kyle Cassidy, Ian Kelley, Kate Lacour, Dean Haspiel, Eddy Portnoy, Kate Maruyama, Tom Spurgeon, Jonathan Hyman, David Leopold, Paine Proffitt, David Townsend, Boaz Roth, Chris Reynolds, Liniers, Caleb Crain, Bob Eckstein, Ersi Sotiropoulos, Andrea Tsurumi, Henry Wessells, Vanessa Sinclair, Jim Ottaviani, Maria Alexander, Mary Fleener, Stephen Nadler, Charles Blackstone, Lauren Weinstein, and David Shields. We cover everything from creative lessons learned to "why so many cartoonists?", from what books I re-read and why to who is on my Mount Rushmore list of dream guests, from the comics and GNs that have affected me most to what I think about the Peak TV era, from how running has affected my podcast-practices to who my most obstreperous guest has been, and plenty more! And it was all done in a single two-hour take, so give it a listen! • More info at our site • Support The Virtual Memories Show via Patreon or Paypal

On May 13, 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that Apple may face antitrust liability in a consumer suit over purchases made from the Apple App Store. That may sound like an unremarkable proposition (and Apple in fact may still prevail). But the basis for the decision in Apple v. Pepper is one that will reverberate for years in the courts and the U.S. economy – that consumers who buy products from a platform like the App Store may be considered a direct purchaser and thus allowed to bring lawsuits against the platform concerning alleged anticompetitive conduct. Other technology companies may face antitrust liability they did not expect, companies may seek to restructure their business dealings to avoid liability, and there may be continued challenges to the viability of the federal (but not state) antitrust doctrine that limits liability only to direct (not indirect) purchasers. And – in an interesting fact not unnoticed by Supreme Court observers – the majority opinion written by newly-seated Justice Kavanaugh drew a dissenting opinion by his fellow Trump appointee Justice Gorsuch and joined by all of the other Republican-appointed justices.Come hear immediate reactions to the Apple v. Pepper decision from two experienced antitrust practitioners who participated in the case – Andrew Finch, Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division, and Lauren Weinstein of MoloLamken’s Washington, DC, office, who represented a group of 18 antitrust professors that filed an amicus brief in the case. Adam Biegel of Alston & Bird’s Washington, DC, office and a member of the Executive Board of the Federalist Society’s Corporations, Securities, and Antitrust Practice Group, will moderate the teleconference.Featuring: Andrew Finch, Principal Deputy Attorney General, Antitrust Division, Department of Justice Lauren M. Weinstein, Attorney, MoloLamken LLP Moderator: Adam Biegel, Partner, Alston & Bird

In 2015 Carriers became Lauren Weinstein’s most critically acclaimed work to date. The five-part webcomic series found the cartoonist winning widespread recognition and a number of awards, including The The Society of Illustrators’ Gold Medal.  Weinstein’s work has never shied away from the personal, but motherhood has found her examining her own life even more intently than earlier work. The series explores the anxiety and fear of discovering that both she and her husband are carriers of the gene that causes cystic fibrosis. After the birth of her second child, the artist says she’s ready to finish a long awaited (15 years and counting) book about her own teenage years — one that may finally arrive as her own oldest child becomes a teenager herself. Weinstein also works at the School of Visual Arts, teaching both teenagers and continuing education students. In another life, she was also the lead singer of New York-based art rock collective, Flaming Fire.

George Noory and technology expert Lauren Weinstein explore his career developing early forms of the internet, as well as the threats of electronic election tampering and social media issues. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Guest host Ian Punnett and internet expert Lauren Weinstein examine the increased amount of recording of politicians, police officers and college professors, and whether people need to change their behavior to protect their privacy. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Please welcome very normel person Lauren Weinstein to the party floor! That's Normel Person, the incisive, hilarious, and often haunting weekly strip that's been running in The Village Voice, not a horrible typo. Lauren is also the author of Goddess of War, Girl Stories, & Inside Vineyland. We talk about transforming our modern existential malaise into art, parenting tips, and more! Plus: Mike & Zack are very very tired. 

Please welcome very normel person Lauren Weinstein to the party floor! That's Normel Person, the incisive, hilarious, and often haunting weekly strip that's been running in The Village Voice, not a horrible typo. Lauren is also the author of Goddess of War, Girl Stories, & Inside Vineyland. We talk about transforming our modern existential malaise into art, parenting tips, and more! Plus: Mike & Zack are very very tired. 

Village Voice cartoonist Lauren Weinstein joins the show to talk about the balancing act of making comics. We get into how she integrates the political and the personal, finds humor alongside near-tragedy, and deals with the temptation to do self-help/identity comics. We also get into how she manages the tightrope walk of motherhood and comics-making (esp. with a 10-month-old who's constantly grabbing for her ink), the conversation around a comic she did about potentially passing along a hereditary disease to her unborn daughter, the moral tensions of teaching comics, drawing strips for digital vs. print, the transformative effect of reading Dan Clowes' Art School Confidential strip, having an on-stage persona for a mutant band where the mantra was "keep your eye off the ball", needing neck surgery but worrying how paralysis would affect her cartooning, and more! • More info at our site • Support The Virtual Memories Show via Patreon or Paypal

In this episode, I’ve invited Lauren Weinstein, an instructor of Strategic Communication at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, as our special guest. We discuss the following topics:How to prepare yourself for a relationshipWhy asking questions and staying curious is crucial to the health of relationships#1 cause of breakupsWhat master couples do in conflictsThe importance of being mindful and present in relationships3 criteria to look for in our potential mateWhy your breakups can be your breakthroughs Read more here: www.nicolelana.com/4-steps-mastering-love-relationships-interview-lauren-weinstein