Podcasts about misjudging

In this deeply reflective solo episode of the Reason to Behold podcast, Arnold unpacks the provocative statement: “The outcome you are seeking is on the other side of the death you're refusing to die.” Drawing from personal experience and biblical truths, he explores the powerful connection between sacrifice, spiritual surrender, and tangible results in different areas of life — from faith and business to relationships, career, and health. If you've ever felt stuck despite your efforts, this episode will challenge and encourage you to take stock of the real cost of the goals you desire — and to ask whether you're truly willing to pay it. Key Discussion Points 00:00 – Opening Thought: The Death We Refuse to Die Arnold opens the episode with the compelling idea that progress is often blocked by the sacrifices we avoid making. 01:16 – The Gospel Blueprint: Salvation Required a Price He draws parallels between Christ's death and the need for believers to die to pride and self-reliance in order to receive eternal life. 03:16 – Count the Cost: Biblical & Practical Wisdom Arnold highlights scriptures where Jesus teaches the importance of understanding what it takes to finish what we start. 04:23 – Misjudging the Real Cost of Our Goals From promotions to marriage to entrepreneurship, Arnold explains how we often underestimate the price of our ambitions. 06:30 – Taking Stock: Are You on the Right Track? Arnold challenges listeners to honestly evaluate whether their current efforts align with their desired outcomes. 08:42 – Health, Fitness, and Long-Term Commitment A personal reflection on a decade-long fitness journey reveals the need for perseverance, review, and realignment. 10:50 – Walking with God Through Adjustments He speaks to the power of humility and the role of divine partnership in making course corrections. 12:23 – Following Jesus Comes with Ongoing Costs Arnold unpacks the less-discussed sacrifices involved in Christian discipleship after the initial decision to follow Jesus. 14:00 – The Price of Persistence in Any Worthy Pursuit Whether spiritual, personal, or professional, lasting progress demands consistent commitment and reevaluation. 15:18 – Final Thought: Is the Goal Still Worth It? Arnold closes with a sobering but freeing question — are you still convinced your goal is worth the price? Highlights From The Episode "The redeemed life was not free. Jesus paid the price." “Sometimes the issue isn't effort, it's direction.” “We only accounted for 10% of the cost… the rest we discover as we go.” “Every good goal comes with both an upfront and ongoing cost.” “Humility is required not only to start, but to continue.” Practical Steps You Can Take Evaluate Your Goals: What are you hoping to achieve? What have you assumed it will cost, and have you been willing to pay that price? Track Your Inputs and Results: Like in business or fitness, regularly review what you're doing versus what results you're seeing. Ask God for Direction: Pray for discernment on whether to continue, pivot, or completely shift course in any area. Stay Humble and Teachable: Be willing to admit when your understanding of the journey needs adjusting. Recommit if Necessary: If the goal is still worth it, dig deeper, count the full cost, and re-engage with new resolve. Relevant Themes Covered Christian discipleship and spiritual growth Sacrifice and surrender in achieving life goals Biblical principles of counting the cost Alignment between effort and outcome Holistic life reflections: career, business, relationships, health Connect with RTB For podcast updates, exclusive daily devotional emails and more, join the RTB community! Sign up here: www.reasontobehold.com Got a question or want to share your thoughts and reflections from the episode? We'd love to hear from you! Contact us: info@reasontobehold.com

Misjudging Minds: The Happiness Trap of the Fundamental Attribution Error

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1140 published last February 28, 2019. Jason Hartman and Adam start off today's show discussing listener Brandon's question about living above or below your means. It's important to keep things in perspective as you're deciding how to live your life because just getting more stuff doesn't necessarily make you happier. Then Jason talks with Robert Greene, author of the new book The Laws of Human Nature as well as New York Times bestsellers like The 48 Laws of Power and The 33 Strategies of War, about how to approach people to put yourself in the best position for success as well as how to best change your life and circumstances. Robert goes over a few of his 18 laws to help you on your way. Key Takeaways: 4:45 Should you live above or below your means? 10:38 Money gives you choices, and choices can make you happy Robert Greene Interview: 16:08 Misjudging people is extremely expensive, and it's getting even harder to do with everything becoming virtual 18:27 Thinking about what other people need or are going through is one of the most important life skills you can develop 21:42 When you ask someone for anything, they are naturally going to be resistant 24:47 We are emotional creatures, largely governed by our emotions 36:20 You can change your own life and circumstances by working on your attitude 39:56 The biggest impediment in people's lives is the inability to affect or influence the people around them Website: www.PowerSeductionAndWar.com     Follow Jason on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM & LINKEDIN Twitter.com/JasonHartmanROI Instagram.com/jasonhartman1/ Linkedin.com/in/jasonhartmaninvestor/ Call our Investment Counselors at: 1-800-HARTMAN (US) or visit: https://www.jasonhartman.com/ Free Class:  Easily get up to $250,000 in funding for real estate, business or anything else: http://JasonHartman.com/Fund CYA Protect Your Assets, Save Taxes & Estate Planning: http://JasonHartman.com/Protect Get wholesale real estate deals for investment or build a great business – Free Course: https://www.jasonhartman.com/deals Special Offer from Ron LeGrand: https://JasonHartman.com/Ron Free Mini-Book on Pandemic Investing: https://www.PandemicInvesting.com

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Mastering Macros: Avoiding BMR Pitfalls and Achieving Real Results Over 40 Click On My Website Below To Schedule A Free 15 Min Zoom Call: www.Over40FitnessHacks.com Over 40 Fitness Hacks Facebook Group Get Your Whoop4.0 Here! In this episode of Over 40 Fitness Hacks, Brad Williams walks listeners through his process of calculating macros using an online tool, with added insights on how to get accurate Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) readings to support weight loss goals. Brad recommends the Legion Athletics macro calculator as a reliable starting point, advising listeners to carefully assess their activity levels. Misjudging this can lead to significant calorie miscalculations, causing frustration when results don't align with efforts. Brad highlights how fitness trackers, especially the Whoop 4.0, can offer a more personalized and dynamic view of actual calorie burn, which fluctuates daily based on activity. By monitoring data from his own tracker, Brad realized that his real calorie expenditure often differs from online calculator estimates. He suggests aiming lower on calorie intake if unsure and recommends tracking nutrition, especially Monday through Friday, to counterbalance social activities over the weekend. Brad emphasizes consistency, adjusting either calories or activity levels as needed, and remaining honest with oneself about food and drink intake—especially on weekends. For those struggling to stay on track, Brad advises using fitness and nutrition trackers like the Chronometer and adapting daily based on personal data. The episode underscores that accurate tracking and adjustments, combined with realistic macro goals, are crucial for achieving steady progress without compromising one's social life. If you're interested in online personal training or being a guest on my podcast, "Over 40 Fitness Hacks," you can reach me at brad@over40fitnesshacks.com or visit my website at: www.Over40FitnessHacks.com Additionally, check out my Yelp reviews for my local business, Evolve Gym in Huntington Beach, at https://bit.ly/3GCKRzV

Does a cute name make someone more attractive? What about a cool job? "The Farm Babe" Michelle Miller returns to talk about what jobs make a man appealing, the work charactestics that cross over, where to find the best opportunities, ignoring false positives, and much, much more!

Does a cute name make someone more attractive? What about a cool job? "The Farm Babe" Michelle Miller returns to talk about what jobs make a man appealing, the work charactestics that cross over, where to find the best opportunities, ignoring false positives, and much, much more!

Host: Philip Brown, Founder of The Negotiation Club Guest: Luke Tomlinson, Procurement Professional “Conditioning language isn't just about setting expectations; it's about sculpting the deal.” Episode Overview: In this thought-provoking episode, host Philip Brown sits down with Luke Tomlinson, a seasoned Procurement Professional with a background in Sales. Luke's experience on both sides of the commercial fence provides a unique perspective on negotiation dynamics, making this episode particularly insightful for anyone eager to refine their negotiation skills. NEGOTIATION MICRO-MOMENTS The discussion centres on a “micro-moment” negotiation technique that listeners can practice and perfect: the concept of “Conditioning Language.” Luke explains how conditioning language plays a crucial role in setting the stage for successful negotiations by strategically shaping the expectations of the other party through the use of language, stories, and context right from the start. D.I.S.C. PROFILES? Luke, who identifies with a ‘Blue' personality type as defined by the DISC assessment (emphasising logic and thorough preparation), advocates for using conditioning language to create an atmosphere of trust and mutual growth. He underscores the importance of careful planning and positive framing to establish a productive negotiation environment. "FRAMING" IN NEGOTIATIONS A significant point Luke discusses is the importance of “framing” within negotiations. Often, the other party might perceive a situation as low value or even negative. However, by positively reframing the situation and effectively “selling” it to the other party, you can lay the groundwork for a successful negotiation. This ability to reframe a situation can turn a potentially challenging negotiation into an opportunity for collaboration and positive outcomes. AVOID ASSUMPTIONS Philip Brown also highlights a crucial insight—there's a common assumption that suppliers are always eager to sell, but as procurement professionals know, not all customers are treated the same. Larger customers might receive better discounts than smaller ones, even though it's the smaller customers who may need the break more. This underscores the importance of not assuming the intentions of the other party without first testing them. By using framing in your conditioning language, you can explore and understand the true motivations and intentions of the other side, leading to more effective negotiations. CONDITIONING LANGUAGE FOR DIFFERENT STYLES Additionally, Luke emphasises the need to consider the personality style of the other person in the negotiation. Whether they have a “Blue,” “Red,” “Yellow,” or “Green” personality type, understanding these styles can significantly influence how you frame and deliver your conditioning language. The key takeaway is the necessity of adapting your approach to the possible styles you might encounter. Misjudging the other person's style or failing to resonate with their perspective can derail the negotiation. Therefore, acute observation, active listening, and flexibility are essential to ensure your language aligns with the other party's style, allowing you to reassess and adjust as needed. NEGOTIATION CARD "Conditioning Language" This episode is not just about theory—it's about practice. Luke's insights on conditioning language, framing, and testing assumptions have inspired a new Negotiation Card, titled “Conditioning Language.” This card is designed to help practitioners actively practice and refine their use of these techniques in various negotiation scenarios, with a keen awareness of the different personality styles they may face. The message is clear: practice is crucial—listening to the podcast is just the beginning, but real progress comes from applying these techniques in your own negotiations. FOLLOW ... Never miss an episode and keep on learning! Tune in to this episode to learn how to master conditioning language, framing, and understanding the other party's intentions, and add these powerful tools to your negotiation toolkit. JOIN ... The Negotiation Club! We highly recommend anyone interested in building their negotiation skills to consider joining The Negotiation Club, starting their own club, or simply getting a deck of our Negotiation Cards to practice. Remember, there is no progress without practice, and having the right people around you can elevate you to lofty heights!

In this episode, we dive into the deeply ingrained illusion of control that shapes much of our daily lives. We unravel how this illusion dictates our actions and perceptions, holding us back from experiencing true freedom and authenticity. From the anxieties tied to social media presence to the profound realizations stemming from moments of vulnerability, we explore the multifaceted nature of human experience. Discover how the fear of judgment often keeps us from expressing our true selves and how breaking free from this fear can lead to genuine interactions and personal growth. We share personal anecdotes and philosophical insights, highlighting the importance of being present and embracing the uncertainties of life. Join us as we discuss the potential of viewing life through a lens of curiosity and openness, imagining scenarios where preconceived fears and judgments are absent. We also touch upon the societal constructs that reinforce these fears and the transformative power of recognizing and challenging these constructs. Embrace the raw and unfiltered journey of self-discovery with us, and learn how to find joy in the unpredictable nature of existence. This episode is a call to action for anyone feeling stuck in the constraints of their perceived identity, encouraging you to "call your doubts' bluff" and explore the boundless potential of living authentically. [00:00:02] Introduction and greeting. [00:00:59] Discussion on personal struggles with social media. [00:04:38] Sharing personal insecurities at a retreat. [00:07:43] Inherited standards of measurement. [00:10:28] Stepping out of comfort zones and personal growth. [00:12:27] Feeling insecure after retreats and major life changes. [00:14:29] Understanding personal prisons and insecurities. [00:17:13] Handling thoughts and emotions in tumultuous times. [00:20:28] Opening up about insecurities to friends. [00:24:06] Empowerment from stepping out of comfort zones. [00:29:15] Overcoming doubts and re-engaging with groups. [00:34:46] Misjudging situations and the power of asking. [00:39:08] Risk of judgment versus not living authentically. [00:45:52] Trusting feelings of discomfort for future growth. [00:58:09] Announcement about DU Life Troubleshooter.

In this episode of the Packernet Podcast, your host Ryan Schlipp dives deep into the details of Jordan Love's contract. Moving beyond the superficial APY (average per year) discussion, Ryan explains why the real measure of a player's contract should be the percentage of the salary cap they take up. Using Aaron Rodgers and other NFL quarterbacks as examples, Ryan breaks down how cap percentages provide a clearer picture of a player's value to their team. Tune in for an in-depth analysis that will change the way you view NFL contracts and player valuations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of the Packernet Podcast, your host Ryan Schlipp dives deep into the details of Jordan Love's contract. Moving beyond the superficial APY (average per year) discussion, Ryan explains why the real measure of a player's contract should be the percentage of the salary cap they take up. Using Aaron Rodgers and other NFL quarterbacks as examples, Ryan breaks down how cap percentages provide a clearer picture of a player's value to their team. Tune in for an in-depth analysis that will change the way you view NFL contracts and player valuations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode , we find out about the different layers to Jay. The hard exterior, the soft interior and the story behind it. For people who believe they may not be for everyone, this episode is for you. You will feel seen. For those who easily form opinions of strangers, you will learn a thing or two. Everyone has a story.

Palm Vista Community Church Live Stream on February 04, 2024Message Title: "Misjudging Jesus" by Al PinoFind out more about us at www.palmvista.org#palmvista​​ #church​​ #miami​​ #bible​​ #desiringgod​​ #discipleship #preparation #godschurch #identity #christian #christianidentity #trust #hope #restorative #joy #joyful #god #desiringgod #seekgod #goddidPara traducción al Español visite: www.palmvista.org/live

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The Chinese foreign minister has said spreading pessimistic views on China will end up harming oneself and misjudging China will result in missed opportunities.

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Find our online ResourcesShepherds house expansion brings refreshing closer to you than everOut Now: Pastoral Perseverance Contact us if we can serve youWrite a review on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Spotify(02:30) Biblical framework (06:47) Scenarios that create a difficult hiring (08:04) Misinterpreting calling and evaluation of gifts(10:25) Misjudging their gifting(13:50) Misunderstanding the role of seminary(17:00) Too narrow of requirements in an ideal church(18:49) A propensity to be with the sheep(25:35) Practical Steps to preparing for vocational ministry(25:45) Look for opportunities to preach(28:24) Look for areas to grow(29:20) Engage in widow care(30:54) Trust God's providence(32:11) Final word and prayer

Find our online ResourcesShepherds house expansion brings refreshing closer to you than everOut Now: Pastoral Perseverance Contact us if we can serve youWrite a review on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Spotify(02:30) Biblical framework (06:47) Scenarios that create a difficult hiring (08:04) Misinterpreting calling and evaluation of gifts(10:25) Misjudging their gifting(13:50) Misunderstanding the role of seminary(17:00) Too narrow of requirements in an ideal church(18:49) A propensity to be with the sheep(25:35) Practical Steps to preparing for vocational ministry(25:45) Look for opportunities to preach(28:24) Look for areas to grow(29:20) Engage in widow care(30:54) Trust God's providence(32:11) Final word and prayer

Misjudging The Character of God A.D. January 12th, 2024 SUBSCRIBE to WarCry Media on YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChErMPtXrii04uoumBVLasQ/featured?sub_confirmation=1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/warcrymedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/warcrymedia/?hl=en Gab: https://gab.com/WarCryMedia ___________________________________________ Find us online and contact us at: Redeemer Community Church - https://www.redeemerlv.com WarCry Media - https://www.warcrymedia.com

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Stefon Diggs was notably missing from Bills mandatory mini camp. Head coach Sean McDermott said he was "very concerned" about his absence. Diggs took to Instagram with a cryptic message on why he was missing. Saquon Barkley has started a hold out without signing his franchise tag, saying he wants to be paid what he's worth. Except the NFL is not paying running backs these days and the holdouts before him have not faired well. Marshall's Head Coach Charles Huff discusses the upcoming season and what to expect in his 3rd season at the helm. As a former assistant at Alabama, Coach Huff talks about what he's learned coaching under Nick Saban and how he's applying those lessons at Marshall. Looking at the NFC South, three of the four teams are in rebuild mode. Can the Carolina Panther surpass 7.5 wins with a rookie QB? Is there a surprise team to challenge the top of the NFC?

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GIVEAWAY ALERT (see below) Listeners have reached out and said they are heading out on their first hunts and that a few episodes have really helped. This is sticking with me pretty hard so I want to make sure that I'm offering up anything I can to help you be the most successful possible. Tune in on episode 60 and pick up a few more tips for your quiver to be more successful as a bowhunter. 3 Common Mistakes in bowhunting: 1. Poor shot placement 2. Not practicing enough 3. Misjudging wind and weather This isn't comprehensive by any means but well worth a second look and ensuring you're tackling these tactics. What else would you add? Also want to give a special shout out to Cabela's, they just sent me their new Blackout NV32 bow, just in time for turkey season. Super amped to get this bow outfitted and out in the field. More to come... Shop hunting at Cabela's Hope you enjoy the stories and as always, if you've got questions about bowhunting, share them with me on Instagram at @adam_buchanan or you can also record your question through this link on Anchor and actually get the question featured on an upcoming episode! Check out blog posts and FGB gear over at Huntwurx.com. Make sure to sign up for the email list to get updates on new episodes and bowhunting content to make you a more successful bowhunter. Review First Generation Bowhunter on Apple Podcasts here Subscribe on Youtube here GIVEAWAY! I love giving away gear. It's the best. This time I've got four Outdoor Edge Fieldskin knives up for grabs. 2 Steps to Enter: 1. Head over to Instagram and comment on this post by tagging two friends. 2. Goto huntwurx.com and sign up for our email newsletter

For more info visit: https://journ.tv — This Repressive nature is quite common: a heartbreak of some sort and then we go through life closed to new experiences—and without new experiences we're stuck! The Reactive nature is a slight evolution: we're open and experiencing life but we're disconnected from our internal navigation system and our choices of allies become dead wrong!

We imagine others are more interested in our mistakes or self-conscious areas than they are. We also imagine they pay little to no attention to us at most other times. Both of these are errors in judgment.##

In this episode I'm discussing the common ways we misinterpret each other, in particular within relationships. This stemmed from a recent conversation with my sister about how we can make quick judgements, react to that judgement and become blinkered to other possibilities as a result. Get your FREE how to survive after the affair guide from my website. Link below. Website: www.lifecoachluke.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/mylifecoachluke Instagram: www.instagram.com/mylifecoachluke

Eno and DVR discuss the promotion of Corbin Carroll, his chances of being relevant in all league formats down the stretch, second-half risers in contact quality, how we missed on Paul Goldschmidt's MVP-worthy 2022 campaign, and a few late reliever pickups capable of making meaningful contributions. Rundown-- Corbin Carroll Gets the Call-- Jesús Aguilar DFA'd by the Marlins-- Second-Half Barrel & Hard-Hit Surgers-- What's Next for Rowdy Tellez?-- How Did We Miss on Paul Goldschmidt?-- The Timing of Taking Chances on Young, Breakout Players-- Ketel Marte's Pursuit of His 2019 Peak-- Waiting on Shortstop Worked Out-- Late-Season Bullpen HelpFollow Eno on Twitter: @enosarrisFollow DVR on Twitter: @DerekVanRipere-mail: ratesandbarrels@theathletic.comSubscribe to The Athletic at $1/month for the first six months: theathletic.com/ratesandbarrels Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eno and DVR discuss the promotion of Corbin Carroll, his chances of being relevant in all league formats down the stretch, second-half risers in contact quality, how we missed on Paul Goldschmidt's MVP-worthy 2022 campaign, and a few late reliever pickups capable of making meaningful contributions.  Rundown -- Corbin Carroll Gets the Call -- Jesús Aguilar DFA'd by the Marlins -- Second-Half Barrel & Hard-Hit Surgers -- What's Next for Rowdy Tellez? -- How Did We Miss on Paul Goldschmidt? -- The Timing of Taking Chances on Young, Breakout Players -- Ketel Marte's Pursuit of His 2019 Peak -- Waiting on Shortstop Worked Out -- Late-Season Bullpen Help Follow Eno on Twitter: @enosarris Follow DVR on Twitter: @DerekVanRiper e-mail: ratesandbarrels@theathletic.com Subscribe to The Athletic at $1/month for the first six months: theathletic.com/ratesandbarrels Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pastor Jordan continues the Lent Series, "Eyes on Jesus." He reminds us that criticism is unavoidable, and we have to learn to be okay with that. He says not to spend your time and energy defending yourself when people have a made-up mind about you. Let Jesus fight the battle for you!

Big O asks what is he misjudging

The depravity of the human race has been blatantly displayed in every place throughout all of history. The Apostle Paul was clearly right when he said, “None is righteous, no, not one” (Romans 3:10). This truth is illustrated every day. We see riots in the streets, corruption in government, perversion in marriage, and then, of course, there is plenty of sin remaining in our very own flesh. The Reformer, John Calvin, taught that such things should turn our gaze to God. He wrote, “Indeed, our very poverty better discloses the infinitude of benefits reposing in God. The miserable ruin, into which the rebellion of the first man cast us, especially compels us to look upward.” We have all sorts of trouble down here because we have neglected to look up there. We are made in the image of God. But many have forgotten God, leaving the phrase “image of God” meaningless. Now is a time to know God and worship Him. Calvin also said, “Nearly all the wisdom we possess, that is to say, true and sound wisdom, consists of two parts: the knowledge of God and of ourselves.” Man no longer knows himself. But there is no way to rediscover the truth about man without first coming to a true knowledge of God. This sermon was given by Dr. Tom Ascol on January 21, 2021 at the Founders “The Only God” national conference in Southwest Florida. Follow Founders Ministries: Website: www.founders.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/FoundersMin/ Twitter: twitter.com/FoundersMin Instagram: www.instagram.com/foundersministries/ Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC73IkqTseO-dI1qVuqrJ16A

We all make mistakes, yeah, every one of us.  But with each misjudgment comes hope for a new beginning.  GOD gives us the courage to face our mistakes and HE provides us with opportunities for wiser choices.

Pastor Jay Beuoy continues his sermon series The Acts of the Apostles with this week's sermon "Misjudging Judgment" from Acts 7:51-60.

Misjudging people it's so easy and most of us do it pretty often if not all the time. Outward Symptoms can often help, but not always. They might Look rich but are broke. Look poor but have millions. Look nice but are evil. Look rough but are as honest as Abraham Lincoln Sometimes you meet people who in your first impression you mentally toss them out because they don't fit, only to find out later that they're AMAZING! We often misjudge because we have categories, labels, and boxes in which we psychologically try to arrange all the people, places, and things in our lives. The problem is that there are always people who don't fit in our boxes, and that is where we get ourselves into trouble. Revisit the categories, rules, and labels that you have and see where they might be inaccurate. Leave an open box for those who don't always fit the mold.

“Whether you're a military person in conflict or war, whether you're an entrepreneur starting out, whether you're a person struggling through disease, to understand our behavior really helps us in our processes.” – Rich Diviney On this episode of The Leadership Locker, Rich is joined by author and retired Navy SEAL Commander Rich Diviney. Listen in as Rich and Rich talk about Rich Diviney's book, The Attributes. They discuss the difference between skills and attributes, perseverance and discipline, as well as how to evaluate your own attributes. Rich Diviney is a retired Navy SEAL Commander. In a career spanning more than twenty years, he completed more than thirteen overseas deployments-eleven of which were to Iraq and Afghanistan. As the officer in charge of training for a specialized command, he spearheaded the creation of a SEAL directorate that fused physical, mental, and emotional disciplines. He led his small team to create the first ever "Mind Gym" in Naval Special Warfare that helped SEALs train their brains to perform faster, longer, and better, especially in high-stress environments. Since his retirement, Diviney has worked as a speaker, facilitator, and consultant, training more than five thousand business, athletic, and military leaders. 00:09 – Introduction 04:06 – About Rich Diviney 06:19 - Why Rich wrote The Attributes 08:10 – What The Attributes is about 09:34 – Skills vs. attributes 11:46 – Misjudging someone's attributes 13:10 – The Dream Team Paradox 15:19 – Peak performance vs. optimal performance 17:50 – Evaluating your own attributes 20:30 – Accepting your own attributes 25:42 – The categories of attributes 29:16 – “Courage can not exist in the absence of fear.” 31:14 – Courage and entrepreneurship 34:54 – Perseverance and discipline 38:41 – Self-discipline 41:58 – Resilience 46:03 – Durability and happiness 48:35 – Compartmentalization 52:24 – Focusing on what is relevant 56:20 – Learnability and going after your passion 59:23 – Getting in touch with Rich Diviney Connect with Rich Diviney: https://theattributes.com/ (The Attributes by Rich Diviney) https://www.linkedin.com/in/richdiviney/ (LinkedIn) https://www.instagram.com/rich_diviney/?hl=en (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/pg/theattributes/community/ (Facebook) Connect with Rich Cardona: http://www.richcardonamedia.com/ (Website) https://www.linkedin.com/in/richcardona/ (LinkedIn) https://www.instagram.com/richcardona_/ (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/richcardonamedia/ (Facebook) https://www.youtube.com/c/RichCardona (YouTube)

Darrell Castle talks about foreign policy especially Russia, since Washington is once again rattling the sabers, threatening, and bullying those abroad. Transcription / Notes: MISJUDGING RUSSIA AGAIN Hello this is Darrell Castle with today's Castle Report. This is Friday, the 16th day of April in the year of our Lord 2021 and in this report, I will focus on foreign policy especially Russia, since Washington is once again rattling the sabers, threatening, and bullying those abroad. China and Iran are also problems, but I will save those problems for another day. I recommend my Castle Report of August 23, 2015 entitled The Mind of Russia, as a good background for this Report. You can find that by going to castlereport.us Index. The Castle Family is doing just fine right now living the good life here in the southern spring far from the virus. There is no illness in this family that we know of not even in Los Angeles. I will admit to encouraging my family to be careful and proceed with caution during this time since both Joan and I are past the age of 65. Overly cautious perhaps, but as family leader I thought it best and so far, so good. Joan and I were riding to work in her car on Wednesday of this week when I asked her why logic and truth did not seem to matter anymore. She was stumped by my question, but we continued to debate it with me giving her one example after another of how illogical the premise of this society seems to be. Just from a foreign policy standpoint I question whether anyone in government cares about what is best for America and the American people. Whether the subject is virus or Russia, the decisions lack logic, truth, and even common sense. The leaders of other countries appear to act in their own best interest, so why can't our leaders do that for us? I suppose it makes more sense to them to concentrate on how diverse the cabinet is than to worry about destruction of the currency, offshoring of manufacturing jobs, and such mundane things. Why isn't the United States working with the Russians to create an alliance to contain Chinese Communist expansion, instead of stupidly placing sanctions on virtually all Russian production? Maybe because Washington developed an attitude after the fall of the Soviet Union that Russia is no longer a great nation to be respected. So, Russia and Russians get sanctioned because when you control the world's financial system you can do that, but it is just a passive act of war. It also allows the Chinese Communists to paint us with moral equivalence which is a lie that Biden apparently doesn't have the ability to refute. The United States no longer honors the Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile Treaty with Russia and so it feels free to move rather short-range missiles to the borders of Russia. What difference does it make where the missiles are located since the US submarine launched ICBMs could hit any target in Russia within about 15 minutes? The answer is that the intermediate range missiles do not give 15 minutes of warning and in theory could annihilate Russian nuclear capability before they could retaliate. That makes Russians nervous and constantly on guard.  The Biden Administration seems to be courting disaster around the world, and does not appear to be concerned about a military confrontation in Russia's backyard. That attitude is stupid, and reckless, especially since the ability to back it up is questionable. Would Joe Biden or whoever runs that administration be willing to take the United States to the edge of war with nuclear armed Russia over Ukraine? The answer appears to be yes although when Russia threatened to close the Black Sea the two American warships patrolling there were withdrawn. It is better to pick your battles and stand firm than to bluster then back down. The United States is reportedly considering membership in NATO for Ukraine. That would be the stupidest foreign policy decision since Hitler invaded Russia.

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Seriously Misjudging the US, Beijing's Tough Stance in Alaska Reflects Its Anger and Embarrassment

“Pivot to Asia.” It was the catchphrase floating around Washington DC's foreign policy circles in 2009 when President Obama first took office. And yet twelve years later, the Middle East continues to consume the attention of the United States' military and diplomatic efforts. Now President Biden is determined to change that, and to turn Washington's attention to Asia once and for all as he moves to confront a growing China. But according to Johns Hopkins University Middle East Scholar Vali Nasr, President Biden's approach to the Middle East will have to adapt to the once-in-a-generation power grab occurring between Iran, Israel, and Turkey while Arab nations in the region increasingly lose influence. Subscribe to the GZERO World with Ian Bremmer Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred podcast platform, to receive new episodes as soon as they're published.

“Pivot to Asia.” It was the catchphrase floating around Washington DC’s foreign policy circles in 2009 when President Obama first took office. And yet twelve years later, the Middle East continues to consume the attention of the United States’ military and diplomatic efforts. Now President Biden is determined to change that, and to turn Washington’s attention to Asia once and for all as he moves to confront a growing China. But according to Johns Hopkins University Middle East Scholar Vali Nasr, President Biden’s approach to the Middle East will have to adapt to the once-in-a-generation power grab occurring between Iran, Israel, and Turkey while Arab nations in the region increasingly lose influence.

Welcome to another episode of Action & Ambition with your host, Andrew Medal. Today’s guests are Laura Cole and Todd Renard. Laura Cole is passionate about helping businesses connect with their customers. As Vice President of Marketing for Vivial, she uses her entrepreneurial spirit to lead Vivial’s marketing functions, including internal communications, research, branding, public relations, advertising, sales support, go-to-market product strategy, and corporate brand vision.  Todd Renard is the Digital marketing executive for Vivial with an established performance track record for innovation and execution, balancing strategy, tactics, and logistics. Developing innovative digital products that help organizations grow their business is his passion. Todd had spent the last 20 years identifying, evaluating, and bringing to market product and partnership opportunities for leading advertising technology companies.  You’re going to love this episode. Let’s get to it! What has kept Laura and Todd at Vivial so long? (2:13) A lot of their clients also ask this question.  It is not abnormal when they are sitting in a boardroom talking to a potential client for them to receive this question.  They then go around the table, and all employees would mention their tenure with the company.  Most employees have very similar tenures with Vivial. Vivial has won Best Places to Work several years in a row for many of their locations, offices, and honestly, the whole company.  Vivial’s employees are a happy bunch, and they love what they are doing. It’s turned into a culture that breeds innovations and autonomy.  They are fortunate across the board to have employees that have been there a long time and are dedicated to the mission.  For Todd, another thing has been that the people he works with, although the company refers to themselves as an agency, they are also a development and solution shop.  They build many of their products, and they can only use other products and services only to use different products and services reinvent what they are doing.  How have they been able to leverage COVID-19 to be advantageous for the company? (11:11) They do not think that they have leveraged COVID much.  Unlike many businesses, they were not impacted in the same way by the pandemic.  From a product road mapping standpoint, they have been thinking about the product set well before the pandemic hit businesses hard.  They are always thinking about the value that can be provided over just building out features.  When the pandemic hit, it became much more critical that they did not focus on the less meaningful things and instead focused on the things that could make a difference.  In the DNA of Vivial employees, they have a focused need to help small to medium local businesses.  So when the pandemic hit, the company was thinking about what they could do to help everyone struggling.  They did things like predominant advertising programs, for example;  They approached many businesses that they knew were hit hard and said that instead of canceling their program, they offered to reduce their plan until they found themselves back in a position to continue their original program. So they retracted without canceling or pausing client programs during the time, so they were continually invested in their success.  Vivial has reacted well to the environment, and their clients have appreciated that.  What is the biggest obstacle when it comes to customer retention? (22:02) You have to find ways to figure out how involved a customer wants to be.  When you get that wrong, and you believe a customer wants to be engaged, but it’s apathy, and they aren’t engaging, it’s because they don’t think there is value. For some programs that Vivial runs, the client needs to be engaged, and if you don’t have that voice of the business owner, you can miss something.  Misjudging how engaged a client is and wants to be is an essential factor in customer retention.  Vivial Vivial has been providing marketing products and services to small and medium-sized businesses across the U.S. for over 100 years. Vivial's mission is to help you grow your business, whether with our easy-to-use and affordable local online marketing technology or a custom marketing campaign that we create, implement, and monitor for you. Resources Connect with Laura: LinkedIn Connect with Todd: LinkedIn Vivial: Website Connect with Andrew: LinkedIn

What do we do when we completely misjudge someone else's motivations? "Dr. Trek" Larry Nemecek and (actual doctor) psychologist Ali Mattu present LIFE SUPPORT LIFE, a weekly show that explores how Star Trek can help us boldly go in our own lives, better ourselves, and the rest of humanity. It's Star Trek meets mental health. Wherever our mission takes us, we promise to have a little fun along the way. Produced by Larry Nemecek and Ali Mattu. Podcast edited by Scott Martin. Livestream moderated by Jarrod Cooper and Scott Martin.
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Full Service And as He (Jesus) passed by, He saw a man blind from birth. And His disciples asked Him, saying, “Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he should be born blind?”(John 9:1) The great perplexity of cause and effect especially...

This week I am going to talk about the top 7 most popular mistakes we can make when buying an investment property.  Peer pressure often forces otherwise logical people to make illogical decisions that are quite common in the real estate space. Sellers, Wholesalers, and Realtors tend to paint an unrealistically rosy picture of how profitable the investment will be. Maybe you don’t want to disappoint those who are pitching you such an amazing deal so you pull the trigger. It might be that you are so excited about the opportunity to own real estate you skim over the deal without completing a full cashflow analysis. Sellers of investment real estate know that you as the newbie do not want to be considered a tire kicker, so you do the deal so as not to disappoint the “cool kids”. Shortly after closing, you find yourself short of cash over the next few months.  You find this odd because after all, you recently bought a rental property, and it’s rented so where are all those profits? I’ll tell you where… Most common cashflow killers that are overlooked or underestimated:   Vacancy Loss: Sellers would have you believe there is no such thing, yet it’s your biggest cash flow killer. Never underestimate this, in fact, insist the seller show a lengthy track record of stable income if they are unable to prove it, assume the worst.  Find more than one experienced property managers and ask them what is reasonable to expect in vacancy loss   Property Management Fees: The amount varies by market area, size of the asset, and the manager’s expectations.  Don’t EVER ignore this expense in favor of self-management...that’s a cashflow killer for sure.   Utilities: “But Tyler, the tenant pays the utilities”:...sure, until they move out.  In many cases, the landlord is paying water, sewer, and trash, sometimes electricity is paid by the owner/landlord.  In the summer, one month of electricity can cost hundreds of dollars because the AC should be kept on to prevent mold build up in humid areas.  The same situation applies in the winter in cold climates, many times the heat (gas or electric) needs to be used to keep pipes from freezing.   Insurance: It is simply not possible to guess what the cost of insurance will be. Just because your house is a similar size to the one you are thinking about buying does not mean that the insurance costs will be similar amounts.  Construction type, area, building material, your credit rating, type of rental (short or long term), all impact the insurance cost.   Overestimating Rent Amounts:  Use multiple data sources to determine what fair market rent should be.  Use classified ads and calls to other landlords who own properties similar to yours, near yours, and ask what they are actually receiving in rent.  Check MLS rental data for rented properties (not vacant properties).  Use Rentometer Pro to get specific to your asset type (house or apartment) Please know that you will not be able to simply raise the rent on day one, regardless of what the seller, Realtor or wholesaler says.   Misjudging rent ready repairs: Get quotes from licensed contractors for work needed before you get locked down.  Never take the word of those who are selling you the property.   Taxes: When a property is purchased, the property tax is often increased to match the purchase price you paid for it if the property was bought for more than the most recent tax value assessment.  Furthermore, if the home was owner-occupied, it’s likely a homestead tax exemption is on the property now which will fall off once title or deed changes hands.  Call the local tax collector and give them the intended purchase price in order to obtain the real cost of taxes once you close.  Don’t be surprised if the taxes increase by thousands of dollars per year.      

It made sense why the Chicago Bears traded for Nick Foles, but the quarterback market ended up leaving them with better options at a lower price.Lorin Cox looks at Ryan Pace's decision to decline Mitch Trubisky's 5th-year option and how things could have gone differently at quarterback this offseason.Plus, we check in on rookie CB Jaylon Johnson's history of shoulder surgery and where he is in recovery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It made sense why the Chicago Bears traded for Nick Foles, but the quarterback market ended up leaving them with better options at a lower price. Lorin Cox looks at Ryan Pace's decision to decline Mitch Trubisky's 5th-year option and how things could have gone differently at quarterback this offseason. Plus, we check in on rookie CB Jaylon Johnson's history of shoulder surgery and where he is in recovery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Text: Mark 14:1-9 Liturgical Date: Ash Wednesday Location: St. Paul Lutheran Church, Ida Grove, Iowa

Many eyes were upon the one we now call Jesus -Yeshua-. In this message, we examine those eyes that misjudged Him. We find two sets of misjudging eyes in the 14th chapter of Mark's Gospel record, verses 1-9. The first set were religious eyes. The second set of misjudging eyes were disciples eyes. Listen - learn.

A sermon from Concordia Publishing House for Ash Wednesday, February 26, 2020. Written by Rev. Carl Roth. Preached to Christ’s Church at St. Mark Evangelical Lutheran Church in Ferndale, CA on February 26, 2020.

Misjudging Judging

Jason Hartman talks with Robert Greene, author of the new book The Laws of Human Nature as well as New York Times bestsellers like The 48 Laws of Power and The 33 Strategies of War, about how to approach people to put yourself in the best position for success as well as how to best change your life and circumstances. Robert goes over a few of his 18 laws to help you on your way. Key Takeaways: [3:47] Misjudging people is extremely expensive, and it's getting even harder to do with everything becoming virtual [6:07] Thinking about what other people need or are going through is one of the most important life skills you can develop [9:21] When you ask someone for anything, they are naturally going to be resistant [12:26] We are emotional creatures, largely governed by our emotions [23:59] You can change your own life and circumstances by working on your attitude [27:35] The biggest impediment in people's lives is the inability to affect or influence the people around them Website: www.PowerSeductionAndWar.com

Jason Hartman talks with Robert Greene, author of the new book The Laws of Human Nature as well as New York Times bestsellers like The 48 Laws of Power and The 33 Strategies of War, about how to approach people to put yourself in the best position for success as well as how to best change your life and circumstances. Robert goes over a few of his 18 laws to help you on your way. Key Takeaways: [4:06] Misjudging people is extremely expensive, and it's getting even harder to do with everything becoming virtual [6:25] Thinking about what other people need or are going through is one of the most important life skills you can develop [9:40] When you ask someone for anything, they are naturally going to be resistant [12:45] We are emotional creatures, largely governed by our emotions [24:18] You can change your own life and circumstances by working on your attitude [27:54] The biggest impediment in people's lives is the inability to affect or influence the people around them Website: www.PowerSeductionAndWar.com

Some people just love to talk about what they don't understand and rudely misjudge the whole thing... This message will take a look at Jesus being called names and the outcome of that. Join Me (Prophetess Stacy) MON. NIGHT 10EST 9CST 7PST Log On Or Call 347-426-3782

Does the story of Gideon "putting out a fleece" provide us with a pattern for finding God's will and making difficult decision today? Join Pastor Thomas Overmiller in discovering that really was going on when Gideon put out his fleece and how that should encourage us to know God even better.

Jason Hartman talks with Robert Greene, author of the new book The Laws of Human Nature as well as New York Times bestsellers like The 48 Laws of Power and The 33 Strategies of War, about how to approach people to put yourself in the best position for success as well as how to best change your life and circumstances. Robert goes over a few of his 18 laws to help you on your way. Key Takeaways: [5:08] Misjudging people is extremely expensive, and it's getting even harder to do with everything becoming virtual [8:07] Thinking about what other people need or are going through is one of the most important life skills you can develop [11:42] When you ask someone for anything, they are naturally going to be resistant [14:47] We are emotional creatures, largely governed by our emotions [26:20] You can change your own life and circumstances by working on your attitude [29:56] The biggest impediment in people's lives is the inability to affect or influence the people around them Website: www.PowerSeductionAndWar.com

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The list of Common Mistakes People Make When Starting a Business is based on my observations of startup creators I meet during conferences or my mentorship sessions. However, a lot of the mistakes are my own, so I'm not trying to be the all-knowing guru here. Hope you like the video!Mistakes business owners make:1. Not launching soon enough.Trying to polish the product indefinitely. Founders typically are afraid to spoil the first impression. They are mostly unaware of a larger risk. Misjudging the client's expectations. In other words: what we think customers want can be very different than what customers actually want. Every day you are postponing a reality check for your business can be a day wasted. Typically it takes several iterations, sometimes even pivots, to get the product right. That is why it is crucial to launch MVP or even a mockup version of your product. You can use tools like Invision or UXPin to draw a simple version that can help you to challenge your idea.2. Talking buzzwords rather than benefits.Most startups talk buzzwords rather than benefits. They talk features rather than use cases. They brag about awards, achievements rather than communicate the value their product brings. Lack of value-based communication leads to lack of sales. In turn, lack of sales leads to failure for most startups. So stop wasting your potential clients time with all these fancy words like "leading", "game-changing", "revolutionary". Just tell what your company does and how it is going to make my life easier.3. Focusing too much on the uniqueness of the idea.The World is pushing you to be absolutely unique. Techcrunch and Mashable are looking for game-changers, unique business ideas that will revolutionize the industry. This is not the only way! This is not the likely way to succeed. There is an infinite space for businesses providing incremental improvement to existing solutions. It is all about solving an existing problem a little bit better than the other guys. 4. Not being open to feedback.Limit ways potential customers can provide feedback.Browsing websites for newly created businesses I rarely see an easy way to contact their representative. Typically you have to go through several subpages to find a poorly designed contact form. This is not the way to show you care about your clients. And as a newly created company, one of your key advantages might be a great customer support. Moreover, limiting ways for your potential clients to provide feedback is running a business in the dark. This is why it is vital to use tools like online chat to make it super convenient for your clients to engage and provide feedback.5. Trying to create a product or a service for everyone.It impossible to match everyone’s expectation. Determine early your core audience and create for them. One of the hardest things, but also important things is the ability to kindly say “no” to some of your customers.6. Not being aware of conversion rates. Most startup founders I meet think that they will convert 5 out of 10 potential customers. In some cases, this might be true, but in most, this is a totally unrealistic expectation. In our early days, I would contact 75 people (with a personal message) to get around 25 signups to get 1 sale. ONE! Out of 75 people I contact. And it still makes us a really good business. 7. Not engaging sales personally.Another common mistake is to outsource sales in the early stage. This is not a good idea as it stretches the communication cycle and makes it difficult to understand which parts of your product bring actual value to potential clients. 8. Focusing on investors rather than customers.I get it. You visit VentureBeat to see all these series A,B,C,D funding. It feels like everybody is raising capital. It feels like you're doing something wrong not to raise money. This is not the case. Raising capital can help your company, but it is also a huge distraction and burden. It takes time. The time you should spend on the product, customer relations, understanding client's needs, etc. 9. Not using analytics. Analytics sounds like something for large companies to optimize their business. It's not. Using analytics can be a matter of life or death for many startups. Imagine you launched a product. An online tool of some sorts. You're getting no sales. Why? There is a chance your product is amazing, but people are bouncing off your registration form. 10. Lack of patience.Building a business is a marathon. Not a sprint. The problem is: you see participants mostly when they are getting close to a finish line. You don't see startup founders when they are sleeping in the trunk of their car on the side of a highway. Overnight success is a myth. Determination and patience is the key.

Jason Hartman and Adam start off today's show discussing listener Brandon's question about living above or below your means. It's important to keep things in perspective as you're deciding how to live your life because just getting more stuff doesn't necessarily make you happier. Then Jason talks with Robert Greene, author of the new book The Laws of Human Nature as well as New York Times bestsellers like The 48 Laws of Power and The 33 Strategies of War, about how to approach people to put yourself in the best position for success as well as how to best change your life and circumstances. Robert goes over a few of his 18 laws to help you on your way. Key Takeaways: [4:45] Should you live above or below your means? [10:38] Money gives you choices, and choices can make you happy Robert Greene Interview: [16:08] Misjudging people is extremely expensive, and it's getting even harder to do with everything becoming virtual [18:27] Thinking about what other people need or are going through is one of the most important life skills you can develop [21:42] When you ask someone for anything, they are naturally going to be resistant [24:47] We are emotional creatures, largely governed by our emotions [36:20] You can change your own life and circumstances by working on your attitude [39:56] The biggest impediment in people's lives is the inability to affect or influence the people around them Website: www.PowerSeductionAndWar.com

How do we help characters misjudge others and misjudge situations? This can help us create tension and mystery, and confusion among characters! (If we want that)joshpowlison.comjoshuapowlison@gmail.comEmail me to request investigation for a TV show or episode!Throw a few bucks my way to support the podcast

Pastor Bill teaches from the book of 2 Corinthians.

Details: What's a celibate? Everyone seems to have their own opinion as to who a celibate is, and what they believe in. Why is it inappropriate to assume a person is celibate due to "a bad experience," or to chalk it up to them needing to just be "laid?" How are men's common expletives referring to ....This item has files of the following types: Archive BitTorrent, Columbia Peaks, Item Tile, Metadata, Ogg Vorbis, PNG, VBR MP3

This year we have a reminder that the celebration of Christmas and the observance of Easter are linked in Jesus Christ-s declaration, -For this cause I was born, and for this cause I have come into the world, that I should bear witness to the truth.-----Eight days after Jesus was born, Mary and Joseph took Him to the temple where Simeon, an elderly man whom the Spirit had told that he would not die until his saw the Christ Child. He blessed Jesus and said to His mother, Mary, -Behold, this Child is destined for the fall and rising of many in Israel, and for a sign which will be spoken against -yes, a sword will pierce through your own soul also-, that the thoughts of many hearts may be revealed.-----Nearly thirty years later Jesus was at the center of a growing conflict over truth about the Kingdom. Pilate, the representative of the Roman Empire in Jerusalem, was beginning to learn that he was on a collision course with truth about the kingdom in the Jewish nation. The leaders of the Jews, the Scribes, Pharisees, and Sadducees led by Caiaphas recognized that Jesus had put the Jewish leadership on a high impact course with truth about the kingdom in the Roman Empire. Peter, the leader of the disciples of Jesus was on a crash course with truth about the kingdom in following his master.

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