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America has always been the number one destination for those seeking freedom and prosperity. Although not perfect, no other nation in the world has been as desirable as America. A major reason for that has been its governing documents, particularly the U.S. Constitution. But over time, adherence to the Constitution has waned, and with it the freedom and prosperity that made America so great. In this episode, Paul and Constitutional scholar Robert Brown discuss what a Constitutional response to Covid would've looked like, how much of the federal government is unconstitutional, and how Americans can restore their nation. Learn More & Take Action Watch The Constitution is the Solution online or order it on DVD here. Download our FREE e-booklet, BiRCH'N: How the John Birch Society Keeps America Free, to learn more about the JBS. Apply for John Birch Society membership and join us in our epic undertaking to restore America.

 Denai Wolfe is the first ever three-peat expert guest in the Smart Cleaning Tribe.  She came on this May to talk about basic accounting and teach our members how vital it is to read basic accounting sheets. I'll bring more of this expert call to you down the road. This 18-minute clip reveals an excellent mindset on money and why we ever opened a cleaning business. Plus, Denai shares a few great examples of what knowing your numbers can do for your bottom line."The real reason you started your business was to make money. Admit this to yourself." - Denai Wolfe Denai used this acronym to help us understand a healthy relationship with money and our businesses. She called it WIN.W - How much money do you WANT to make? I - How much IMPACT do I want to have in the world?N - How much money do you NEED to make?Connect with Denai Wolfe at the The Chic CFO to learn of free and paid resources she provides. 

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Stacey Horn is a Helper, a Healer and releasing some of the labels she has acquired in life-believing they validated her ability to help others. Stacey helps wellness professionals-therapists, coaches, hypnotists, nutritionists and trainers recognize their clients in a way that clients feel seen and understood from the very first session. She feels her purpose in life is to help professionals move away from labels and any focus on differences, so they become more curious about other people experience the world and meet them there. Stacey loves to explore Our Inner Design and helping people understand themselves at a deeper level, and learn to deeply understand and connect with the people in their world. I love working with Mothers and daughters to bridge any differences and experience more connection. I'm also passionate about Hypnosis as a way to make changes in one's life in a deep and transformative way. For full show notes: www.nicoleburgesscoaching.com/ep6 In this episode: Temperament is our core and design Our drives, urges and more Type vs temperament History of the four types-SJ (68% of people), ST, NT (8% of people) and NF (6% of people) Stacey shares how she supports healers and helping professionals connect with clients-coming from client perspective Removing the labels and masks Not doing the work that others need to do for themselves Giving yourself permission to explore your inner wisdom Coming from a place of curiosity and inclusion vs exclusion Various personality tests and the one Stacey uses with her clients Introversion vs Extroversion is about how you restore your “batteries” or your energy How do you take in information about the world (S or N) How do you make decisions (T or F) What is your lifestyle preference (J or P) Knowing the different temperaments can help with parenting, being a teacher, at the workplace and relationships Gifting herself as a parent and gaining insight about her own mother/daughter relationships Stacey shares her self-care ways and in shifting the type of services she offers Attempting to build a business using extroverted methods don’t work for introverted business women

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Today’s guest is Stacey Horn who is a personal development coach specializing in relationships, and a clinical hypnotist in Colorado. In this episode she discusses the power of introverts and how the different temperaments can affect relationships between parents and their teen daughters. In this episode you will learn: Stacey shares her personal experience of her relationship with her mom as a teen and how she is changing that with her daughter Ray W Lincoln’s book “I’m a Keeper” was recommended to her years ago and she has incorporated his teachings into her professional work She uses Temperament Sorters by Ray W Lincoln and focuses on strengths How do you restore your batteries? Staying in or going out with others Takes introverts longer to process and respond *How do you take in information of the world? Use of five senses is “S” Or through sixth sense is “N” *How do you make decisions? Thoughts and analysis is “T” Or how do I feel or how others may feel is “F” Hear differences in peoples use of language “I think” or “I feel” *Lifestyle preferences “J”-make decision and move on; Clear sense of time “P”-like to keep options open or until all information is in; Different awareness of time Every client completes a temperament key  This helps tailor hypnosis treatment Four temperament categories SP-someone in the moment SJ-sensory and driven; and motivated by responsibility NT-analytical and intuitive; techies; show little emotion but feel it deeply NF-intuitive and feeling; healers, counselors, nurses; more of 6th sense-a knowing vs clearly defined Stacey is a NF (saw lot of gray area) and her mom was SJ (saw things as black/white)-struggled during teen years Wants to help stop the disconnect between mothers and daughters Benefits Short term work Work with individuals then may share results between mother and daughter in how to bridge differences Can refer clients to books to gather more information Shares personal example of her getting involved with substances as teen due to being highly sensitive. She sees similar substance use with her adult clients “using substances to self medicate that sensitivity.”Having this knowledge may help teens prevent them from going through this. If you liked this episode I invite you to subscribe on iTunes to receive the weekly updates. This helps raise the ranking of it, so others who may not have access to mental health services or support in their local community can find it. This podcast is also available on Stitcher, Google Play and now iHeartRadio. Stacey’s Information: www.StaceyHorn.com Does temperament and hypnosis work Book Recommendations: Innerkinetics by Ray W Lincoln- for parents I’m a Keeper I’m Still a Keeper www.raywlincoln.com

How did it happen? どのようにしてそうなったのですか。 ◆外科診察室で（1）―診察前の情報収集＆処置 料理中にやけどをした女性（ホワイトさん：W）が外科診察室に入って来ました。右腕に包帯をぐるぐる巻いています。※N：看護師 ―問診票を見ながら― N：Ms. Mary White. I understand you burned yourself. メアリー・ホワイトさんですね。やけどをされたんですね。 W：Yes. It happened three days ago. I was wondering if it would improve at home, but the pain got worse and I thought I should see a doctor. はい，3日前にやけどをしました。家で様子をみていたのですが，痛みがひどくなってきたので受診したほうがいいと思って。 N：How did it happen? どのようにしてやけどをしましたか（そうなったのですか）。 W：Well, I was making French fries, when my son started to wash his hands right next to me. The water got into the pan, and some oil splashed on my arm. フライドポテトを作っていたら，すぐ隣で息子が手を洗い始めて。その水が鍋に入って，油がはねて腕に飛んできたんです。 N：It must have been frightening. Let me remove your bandage for the examination. それは大変でしたね。診察するので包帯を取りますね。 ―処置台を指しながら― N：Please put your arm here. ここに腕をのせてください。 W：OK. はい。 ―包帯をそうっとはずしながら― N：Does it hurt? If the pain gets to be too much, please let me know. 痛くないですか。痛みが我慢できなかったら言ってくださいね。 【ワードチェック！】 burn oneself ：やけどをする　wonder if：～だろうかと思う　get worse：悪化する　see a doctor　受診する　French fry：フライドポテト　right next to：～のすぐ隣で　pan：鍋　splash：はねる　frightening：恐ろしい，こわい　remove：取り外す　bandage：包帯　examination：診察　get to be：～になる  【ミニ解説】 burnは「やけどさせる」という意味の他動詞として用いるので，「やけどする」はburn oneselfの形にします。「腕にやけどしました」はI burned my arm. となります。「やけどをしないように気をつけてください」はBe careful not to burn yourself. です。 「どのようにしてやけどをしましたか」はここではHow did it happen?（どのようにしてそれが起こったのですか）と聞いています。やけどをしたのはすでにわかっているので，How did you burn yourself? などとburn を繰り返さないほうが感じがいいでしょう。How did it happen? は怪我について尋ねる場合にも使えます。