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It's OK Not to Meet Your Idol by Addison by 826 Valencia

Where's the rub, Poptarts? There it is! This week, we over-discuss SO MUCH: • Construction dust realities • Tom the Contractor • Premeditative Emily • The worst way to start reconciliation • Manic Emily • Lubed up and ready to go • So many good lines • Emily's copious use of the word “wonderful” • Vegan food appreciation • The Viagra Triangle • Her face the whole time • The alive old man • The most heinous thing that comes out of his mouth the entire show • He came to ruin her peace • The whole “we have dates” conversation • The only one who would have said OK • Not hyper-tense Paris • He goes immediately to yelling • Just wanting to be left alone in Mr. Peanut pajamas • Letting Paris lie • Off the charts Dean-O-Meter • Food math And ask A LOT of VERY important questions:  • What are you doing? • What is her motivation for that? • Have you ever been to a spa retreat? • Do you feel like Emily is clueless or hopeful? • Do they have sex right after the massage? • Do you put your clothes in the drawers? • Why is Rory packing? • Can we stop being mean about stuff? • Have you ever been to a place like this? • Does anybody know what consent is? • Do you like sitting at the bar? • Do hookers sit at bars • Are you? • Can you not have a night away from Rory? • Can you just let her be? • Have you not done laundry in four weeks? • Does she not want to be alone with Jess because she thinks it's inappropriate or does she not want to be alone with Jess because she's deathly afraid of Dean being mad? • Is salt and pepper dip fast food gospel? • What is salt and pepper dip? • Can't Rory have her own life? If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, call 1.800.799.SAFE or text "START" to 88788 (US only) or visit https://safeandtogetherinstitute.com/international-domestic-violence-resources/ for a list of international resources.  Send us your thoughts or just say hi (good vibes only!) at gilmoredpodcast@gmail.com or follow us on Insta @gilmoredpod. You can also join our Facebook group Poptarts!

******Support the channel****** Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thedissenter PayPal: paypal.me/thedissenter PayPal Subscription 1 Dollar: https://tinyurl.com/yb3acuuy PayPal Subscription 3 Dollars: https://tinyurl.com/ybn6bg9l PayPal Subscription 5 Dollars: https://tinyurl.com/ycmr9gpz PayPal Subscription 10 Dollars: https://tinyurl.com/y9r3fc9m PayPal Subscription 20 Dollars: https://tinyurl.com/y95uvk ******Follow me on****** Website: https://www.thedissenter.net/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedissenteryt/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDissenterYT   This show is sponsored by Enlites, Learning & Development done differently. Check the website here: http://enlites.com/   Dr. Jonathan Matheson is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Florida specializing in epistemology. His primary research interests concern the epistemic significance of disagreement.  He also has research interests in ethics, metaphysics, and philosophy of religion. His latest book is Why It's OK Not to Think for Yourself.   In this episode, we focus on Why It's OK Not to Think for Yourself. We start by discussing where the idea that people should think for themselves comes from, and social epistemology and the wisdom of crowds. We talk about who we should rely on, how to identify the experts, why we cannot properly evaluate all kinds of information by ourselves, and how we need to rely on other people and on accumulated knowledge. We go through the main objections to Dr. Matheson's thesis, namely the autonomy objection, the free-rider objection, the Socratic objection, the objection of epistemic vulnerability, the understanding objection, and the intellectual virtue objection. Finally, we discuss epistemic responsibility, and cases where it is not OK to not think for yourself. -- A HUGE THANK YOU TO MY PATRONS/SUPPORTERS: PER HELGE LARSEN, JERRY MULLER, HANS FREDRIK SUNDE, BERNARDO SEIXAS, ADAM KESSEL, MATTHEW WHITINGBIRD, ARNAUD WOLFF, TIM HOLLOSY, HENRIK AHLENIUS, FILIP FORS CONNOLLY, DAN DEMETRIOU, ROBERT WINDHAGER, RUI INACIO, ZOOP, MARCO NEVES, COLIN HOLBROOK, PHIL KAVANAGH, SAMUEL ANDREEFF, FRANCIS FORDE, TIAGO NUNES, FERGAL CUSSEN, HAL HERZOG, NUNO MACHADO, JONATHAN LEIBRANT, JOÃO LINHARES, STANTON T, SAMUEL CORREA, ERIK HAINES, MARK SMITH, JOÃO EIRA, TOM HUMMEL, SARDUS FRANCE, DAVID SLOAN WILSON, YACILA DEZA-ARAUJO, ROMAIN ROCH, DIEGO LONDOÑO CORREA, YANICK PUNTER, CHARLOTTE BLEASE, NICOLE BARBARO, ADAM HUNT, PAWEL OSTASZEWSKI, NELLEKE BAK, GUY MADISON, GARY G HELLMANN, SAIMA AFZAL, ADRIAN JAEGGI, PAULO TOLENTINO, JOÃO BARBOSA, JULIAN PRICE, EDWARD HALL, HEDIN BRØNNER, DOUGLAS FRY, FRANCA BORTOLOTTI, GABRIEL PONS CORTÈS, URSULA LITZCKE, SCOTT, ZACHARY FISH, TIM DUFFY, SUNNY SMITH, JON WISMAN, WILLIAM BUCKNER, PAUL-GEORGE ARNAUD, LUKE GLOWACKI, GEORGIOS THEOPHANOUS, CHRIS WILLIAMSON, PETER WOLOSZYN, DAVID WILLIAMS, DIOGO COSTA, ANTON ERIKSSON, ALEX CHAU, AMAURI MARTÍNEZ, CORALIE CHEVALLIER, BANGALORE ATHEISTS, LARRY D. LEE JR., OLD HERRINGBONE, MICHAEL BAILEY, DAN SPERBER, ROBERT GRESSIS, IGOR N, JEFF MCMAHAN, JAKE ZUEHL, BARNABAS RADICS, MARK CAMPBELL, TOMAS DAUBNER, LUKE NISSEN, KIMBERLY JOHNSON, JESSICA NOWICKI, LINDA BRANDIN, NIKLAS CARLSSON, GEORGE CHORIATIS, VALENTIN STEINMANN, PER KRAULIS, KATE VON GOELER, ALEXANDER HUBBARD, BR, MASOUD ALIMOHAMMADI, JONAS HERTNER, URSULA GOODENOUGH, DAVID PINSOF, SEAN NELSON, MIKE LAVIGNE, JOS KNECHT, ERIK ENGMAN, LUCY, YHONATAN SHEMESH, MANVIR SINGH, PETRA WEIMANN, AND PEDRO BONILLA! A SPECIAL THANKS TO MY PRODUCERS, YZAR WEHBE, JIM FRANK, ŁUKASZ STAFINIAK, TOM VANEGDOM, BERNARD HUGUENEY, CURTIS DIXON, BENEDIKT MUELLER, THOMAS TRUMBLE, KATHRINE AND PATRICK TOBIN, JONCARLO MONTENEGRO, AL NICK ORTIZ, NICK GOLDEN, AND CHRISTINE GLASS! AND TO MY EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS, MATTHEW LAVENDER, SERGIU CODREANU, BOGDAN KANIVETS, ROSEY, AND GREGORY HASTINGS!

After 5 days of fever, bedridden, disassocition and pain, we are breaking out and doing a Rac Man Show! For Hour 1 on The Rac Man Show #202460 It's Ok Not to Be Ok God Has You When you get the creepy cruds, it's ok to get rest, see doc if you need, but pray for your family who are also going through it. Bind together and pray and rest, and drink plenty of fluids. Amen? Your statutes are my heritage forever; they are the joy of my heart. Psalm 119:111 For Hour 2: It's American Idol and What Did It Cost You? Lovingly JtheRacMan Then he said to them all: “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me.” Luke 9:23 https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-rac-man-show-2024060-it-s-ok-not-to-be-ok-american-idol-what-did-it-cost-you--60193181

In This Episode Erin and Weer'd discuss: the senseless death of Senior Airman Roger Fortson in Florida by the Acorn Cop Sheriff's Department; New York's proposed ban on striker-fired pistols; the new machine guns that the ATF has allowed to enter the NFA registry; the Washington Post winning a Pulitzer Prize for their propagandic hit pieces against the AR-15. David talks about FOPA, the Firearms Owner Protection Act, and its dreaded Hughes Amendment; and Weer'd interviews Michael Sodini of Walk the Talk America to talk about the history and scope of the organization. Did you know that we have a Patreon? Join now for the low, low cost of $4/month (that's $1/podcast) and you'll get to listen to our podcast on Friday instead of Mondays, as well as patron-only content like mag dump episodes, our hilarious blooper reels and film tracks. Show Notes Main Topic Florida sheriff's office releases bodycam video of fatal shooting of Air Force airman by deputy WATCH: Bodycam footage released in shooting of US Airman 'It's OK Not to Be OK': Special Operations Wing Orders Stand-Down After Roger Fortson's Police Killing Air Force Times: Experts say gun alone doesn't justify deadly force in airman shooting New York Seeks to Block Pistols That Can Be Modified to Fire Like Machine Guns ATF Update: More Transferrable MGs and One-Week NFA Transfers Hollis v Holder The Pulitzer for Propaganda Goes to … New York Times Statement About 1932 Pulitzer Prize Awarded to Walter Duranty Gun Lovers and Other Strangers: Assorted Calibers Podcast Ep 166 Firearm Owners Protection Act S.49 - Firearms Owners' Protection Act H.R.4332 - Firearms Owners' Protection Act H.Amdt.777 to H.R.4332 FOPA Hughes Amendment VOTE APRIL 10 1986 ***Video Warning*** Public Law 99-308 ***PDF Warning*** 18 U.S. Code § 921 Small Arms Review: Machine Gun Prices, What Happened? Operation Blazing Sword Pink Pistols Ronald Reagan On Guns ***Video Warning*** Brena Bock Author Page David Bock Author Page Team And More Walk the Talk America: Walk the Talk America WTTA's $100K Fundraiser by Top Shot Chris Cheng  

Patrick explores how the gospel isn't just a simple catchphrase; it's a vast, unfolding narrative. From the divinity and humanity of Jesus to His teachings of faith and repentance, and the establishment of His church with its sacraments, every element tells a story. Patrick also connects the dots back to the Old Testament heroes, highlighting the continuity of faith and grace throughout scripture.   Jerod - When are we supposed to proclaim the Gospel? What does that mean? (01:06) Email – Isn't a priest with tattoos and a nose ring going to appeal to the younger generation? Blake (email) – I'm not yet in RCIA but I intent to be a Catholic soon. Am I allowed to attend Mass without participating in the Eucharist? (27:26) Violet (8-years-old) - How can Angels be completely happy in heaven since they envy us because of the Eucharist? Patrick recommends “It's Ok Not to be a Seventh-Day Adventist” by Teresa Beem Catherine (email) – I'm struggling financially and want to thank those who do donate so I can keep listening

CTL Script/ Top Stories of April 6th             Publish Date: April 5th               From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award-Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast    Today is Saturday, April 6th, and Happy 54th Birthday to actor Paul Rudd. ***03.06.24 – BIRTHDAY – PAUL RUDD*** I'm Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia.  Former Cherokee County Daycare Worker Accused of Abusing 2-Year-Old Caretaker Charged with Stealing from Elderly Cherokee County Resident Trump, Co-Defendants Lose Bid to Dismiss Georgia Election Interference Case   We'll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you're looking for Community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!    Commercial: CU of GA STORY 1: Former Cherokee County Daycare Worker Accused of Abusing 2-Year-Old Ashley Marie O'Connor, a former daycare worker at The Sunshine House in Cherokee County, was arrested on child abuse charges. The charges include one felony count of cruelty to children and one felony count of aggravated assault strangulation. The alleged abuse against a 2-year-old in her care includes holding a blanket over the child's nose and mouth, dropping him on his head, dragging him by his neck, shaking his head forcefully, and slapping him. The incidents, which occurred on March 13, were captured on security cameras. The daycare immediately terminated O'Connor's employment and notified authorities and the child's parents. O'Connor was released on a $15,000 bond after being booked into the Cherokee County jail. STORY 2: Caretaker Charged with Stealing from Elderly Cherokee County Resident Sharon Aline Young, a caretaker from Jasper, has been arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including theft of prescription drugs and personal items from an elderly disabled woman she was caring for. The charges include theft of jewelry, prescription medications (Oxycodone and Xanax), cash, bed sheets, and unauthorized use of the woman's credit or debit card for grocery purchases. The alleged incidents occurred between April 13 and May 8, 2023, while Young was employed as a caretaker for Comfort Keepers. She was released on bond after being booked into the Cherokee County jail. Comfort Keepers, the employer, emphasized its commitment to client safety and stated it is cooperating with authorities in the investigation. STORY 3: Trump, Co-Defendants Lose Bid to Dismiss Georgia Election Interference Case A Fulton County Superior Court judge rejected a bid to dismiss election interference charges against former President Donald Trump and 14 co-defendants, ruling that the indictments brought by Fulton District Attorney Fani Willis last summer do not violate First Amendment protections of political speech. Judge Scott McAfee stated that the defendants' expressions and speech were allegedly made in furtherance of criminal activity, including false statements and attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in Georgia. McAfee dismissed six of the indictment's 41 counts but upheld the majority of the charges. Trump maintains his innocence and contends that the case is politically motivated. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info.    Back in a moment  Break:  DRAKE STORY 4: ‘It's OK Not to Be OK': Community Leaders Discuss Mental Health A panel discussion on mental health in Canton, Georgia, hosted by the Rotary Club of Canton, highlighted progress made in increasing access to mental health care but emphasized the ongoing need to address stigma and improve access further. Panelists, including Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities Commissioner Kevin Tanner, discussed the importance of breaking down barriers to seeking help and promoting awareness of available resources. They also addressed the growing mental health challenges faced by children and youth, particularly exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Strategies to enhance mental health support in the workplace were also emphasized, such as creating a supportive culture and providing access to resources like telehealth services. The event underscored the importance of community collaboration and access to care in addressing mental health needs. STORY 5: Reinhardt University Hosting Solar Eclipse Viewing Event April 8 Reinhardt University is hosting a solar eclipse viewing event on April 8, even though Georgia is not in the direct path of the total solar eclipse. From 1:47 to 4:21 p.m., a partial eclipse will be visible on campus, with the maximum coverage expected at 3:05 p.m., obscuring 81% of the sun. The event will take place on the lawn of the Bannister Glasshouse from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Free eclipse glasses will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis, and attendees are urged not to look at the sun without proper eye protection. Reinhardt advises against using phones to record or photograph the eclipse to fully enjoy the moment. STORY 6: Chattahoochee Tech Earns Top 10 Military Spouse Friendly School Designation Chattahoochee Technical College has been recognized as one of the top Military Spouse Friendly Schools for the 2024-2025 academic year, ranking eighth in the Large Community College category. With a commitment to supporting military families, the college offers resources such as the Veterans Education Career Training Resource Center at its Marietta Campus. Approximately 300 military family members and 300 active military or veteran students are part of the Chattahoochee Tech community each semester. The designation is based on factors like admissions, retention, career counseling, flexible learning options, and degree continuation programs. This recognition underscores the college's dedication to providing top-quality educational experiences for military spouses and their families. For more information, visit www.ChattahoocheeTech.edu. STORY 7: Cherokee County Opens New Tag Renewal Kiosk in Macedonia A new tag renewal kiosk has been installed in Cherokee County's Macedonia community, located at the Kroger in Woodmont Village. This initiative, led by Tax Commissioner Denise Mastroserio, aims to provide convenience for residents in the area, including those in Macedonia, Free Home, Lathemtown, and Buffington. The kiosk operates during Kroger's business hours, allowing users to renew vehicle registration anytime between 6 a.m. and 11 p.m., seven days a week. Users can scan their renewal letter, driver's license, or enter their tag number along with the last four digits of their VIN number. Credit and debit cards are accepted, with a $4.95 fee per transaction allowing for up to 10 renewals. We'll have closing comments after this.    COMMERCIAL: INGLES 3   SIGN OFF –   Thanks again for listening to today's Cherokee Tribune Ledger podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, the Gwinnett Daily Post, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. Get more on these stories and other great content at tribune ledger news.com. 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"It's Ok Not 2 Be Strong All The Time" with Intellectual Correspondent Dr. Andrea L.Smith

The individuals with whom you choose to surround yourself hold significant importance throughout your entire life, and this influence becomes even more pronounced during times of grief. I count myself exceptionally fortunate to have received incredible support from my family and a diverse group of friends who have offered unwavering assistance in numerous ways. Among these friends are those who simply provide feedback on the episodes of this podcast. As a podcast listener, you may not be aware that responses and feedback on our work are surprisingly limited. When my friend Amanda, the creator and host of the travel podcast "Me & the Magic," shared her thoughts on Episode 116 - "It's OK Not to Be OK," she not only affirmed the episode but also introduced a second viewpoint, which became the foundation for this episode, "The Guilt of Grief." Amanda reflected on how the episode made her ponder the flip side of grief, suggesting that moments of being okay during grief could be accompanied by feelings of guilt. There is no doubt that her insight deserves further discussion and clarification, especially for those of us who struggle to grant ourselves grace when experiencing the guilt of grief.

In this episode Dr. Jonathan Matheson returns to discuss his new book :  Why It's OK Not to Think For Yourself- part of the Why […] Read More

Sharing is caring, right? We were all raised to believe that sharing is an important part of polite social interactions. But as adults, we would be taken aback if abruptly asked to share something we were using, like our phone. So why do we insist that our kids share toys with complete strangers at a moment's notice? Here's when– and why– it's ok NOT to share. Molly and Blaire discuss: The difference between making kids share and encouraging them to share What forced sharing teaches kids What to say to turn-giving kids and to waiting kids when encouraging sharing Role-playing with your child to practice polite yet assertive behavior is a great way to start the conversation about when and why it's appropriate to share. Links! Positive Parenting Solutions: "It's OK Not to Share" Heather Shumaker's book It's OK NOT to share…and Other Renegade Rules for Raising Competent and Compassionate Kids Positive Parenting Solutions: "Why a Feelings Wheel Supports Your Positive Parenting Journey" Little Timer app Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We unpack pack the things that we are NOT thankful for during this holiday season. You may share some of these thoughts. Maybe come to find being NOT thankful can be a good thing. SUBSCRIBE to the show anywhere you get your podcasts! Also, be sure to drop us a line and show your love with Podinbox! Links below.    Interact with us and support NDK here!   Neighbors Don't Knock's Official YouTube Channel   Neighbors Don't Knock's Official Website     6 Things Everyone Hates But Should Actually Be Thankful For - by Steve Bloom  http://dosomethingcool.net/things-everyone-hates-thankful/   5 Things It's OK Not to Be Thankful for This Year -  by Shannon Willoby https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/5-things-its-ok-thankful-year-shannon-willoby   •KPRC 2's Coverage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GI8PCVvy_80   • Smosh https://youtu.be/NBOPkjCqofM?si=AkFk17TP2adMzthb  website: http://smosh.com      

We're often exhorted to "think for yourself" but philosopher Jonathan Matheson argues that it's actually okay not to think for yourself in way more cases than we might intuitively think. In episode 252 of the Parker's Pensées Podcast, I have Dr. Matheson back on to discuss his new book, Why It's OK Not to Think for Yourself. Grab Jonathan Matheson's book, Why It's OK Not to Think for Yourself, here and use promo code AFL04 at checkout for 20% off: https://www.routledge.com/Why-Its-OK-Not-to-Think-for-Yourself/Matheson/p/book/9781032438252 Check out my sponsor Murdy Creative Co. to find amazing leather goods and to support the podcast. Use promo code PARKERNOTES at check out for 10% your whole order!! https://murdycreative.co/PARKERNOTES Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYbTRurpFP5q4TpDD_P2JDA/join Join the Facebook group, Parker's Pensées Penseurs, here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/960471494536285/ If you like this podcast, then support it on Patreon for $3, $5 or more a month. Any amount helps, and for $5 you get a Parker's Pensées sticker and instant access to all the episode as I record them instead of waiting for their release date. Check it out here: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/parkers_pensees If you want to give a one-time gift, you can give at my Paypal: https://paypal.me/ParkersPensees?locale.x=en_US Check out my merchandise at my Teespring store: https://teespring.com/stores/parkers-penses-merch Come talk with the Pensées community on Discord: dsc.gg/parkerspensees Sub to my Substack to read my thoughts on my episodes: https://parknotes.substack.com/ Check out my blog posts: https://parkersettecase.com/ Check out my Parker's Pensées YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYbTRurpFP5q4TpDD_P2JDA Check out my other YouTube channel on my frogs and turtles: https://www.youtube.com/c/ParkerSettecase 0:00 - How'd this project come about? 5:09 - What does it mean to think for yourself? 13:56 - Is Thinking for Yourself more praiseworthy? 22:44 - How do we find experts to defer to? 29:38 - Will Evidential Swamping Destroy Philosophy? 40:06 - Victims and Victim Blaming 48:41 - The Socratic Objection 54:55 - Implications for Pascal's Wager 1:02:27 - Self-Knowledge and thinking for yourself

Hayleigh, Georgia and Maddie Hocking founded It's OK Not to Be OK after the sad passing of their brother - they join Julian De Stoop to discuss their foundation and the important work they are doing in the mental health space. itsokaynottobeokay.com.au Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For episode 118 Scott and I discuss some of the disturbing statistics around addiction and the LGBQT+ community, decide it's probably better to ask somebody from that community about the state of things in Canada as far as that community goes, and Scott confirms his love of all things gay, as well as his desire to be an ally to the community. Oh and I tell one stupid story for a laughCHECK OUT THE NO NEW FRIENDS EPISODE AS DISCUSSED IN THE SHOW HERE; Ok Not to Be Ok: Adulting with Loss, Blessings, and the Amish NNFAD #10---- #youareloved, #stopthestigma, #recovery, #addiction, #addictionrecovery,  #overdose, #recoveryjourney, #recoveryisworthit,  #recoverywarrior, #tommacdonald, #stopthestigma, #recovery, #addiction, #addictionrecovery, #overdose, #recoveryjourney, #recoveryisworthit, #recoverywarrior, #thelovemodel, #pridemonthNate D Memorial SloPitch Tournament Facebook PageTogether We Can Recovery Society WEBSITERevolutioon Recovdery -WEBSITETatra Trauma Therapy Center -WEBSITENate D Foundation =WEBSITESupport the showThank you so much for listening. If you are listening on the Spotify platform, you are able to share your thoughts about an individual episode in the interactive element that Spotify offers. Doing this tickles the fancy of the algorithm an really helps us to spread the message.Also please visit our Facebook page here, and like, share, or comment on any of the posts. Your feedback there is sincerely appreciated, and taken quite seriously.Lastly, most of our alumni guests from the podcast are members of our Facebook group. If you would like to get to know any of them, or have questions, or perhaps would like to invite them onto another show, this is a great place to interact. You can join that group herethank you for listening and remember, YOU ARE LOVED

To continue the conversation, go ahead and follow @daniellarabbani on Instagram. Daniella met Jessi during the Spring semester of Freshman year at NYU. They were both studying acting at the Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting. And it was Passover. Jessi was eating Matzo straight from the box in the student lounge and Daniella yelped "OMG come to my parents uptown tonight. You need to eat." They've been family ever since. Jessi has become a mommy mentor to Daniella. In this episode you'll hear why. Here's Jessi's bio and some of the books and resources she recommends below. Enjoy! Visiblechild.com Books: Your Self Confident Baby- Magda Gerber Unconditional Parenting- Alfie Kohn Punished by Rewards- Alfie Kohn The Whole Brain Child- Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson No-Drama Discipline- Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson It's OK Not to Share-Heather Shumaker Best for practical application: younger kids: No Bad Kids- Janet Lansbury How to talk so kids will listen- Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish Older kids: Raising Human Beings- Dr. Ross Greene Parent Effectiveness Training- Dr. Thomas Gordon Today, Daniella talks with Jessica Lane Weiss! Daniella and Jessica will dive into what RIE parenting is (1:30), and Jessica's parenting style (13:40). Jessica describes why radical trust is a major component of RIE (25:50) and shares with us some of the individual choices she gives her children around clothes which lead to facing criticism as a parent (35:50). Jessica opens up about how RIE has benefited her in her other relationships (42:55), and one of her favorite parenting resources (47:00). Lastly, Jessica shares her parting advice (49:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode I have the pleasure of chatting with Heather Shumaker, who is the author of 2 books I have recommended in my book reviews; It's OK NOT to Share and It's OK to GO UP the Slide.  Heather speaks at early childhood conferences in North America and is an advocate for supporting children at school and during early childhood. In this episode we discuss:- why children don't need to share and why forced sharing delays moral development- how to assist children through conflicts with each other- becoming more curious when we witness unenjoyable behaviour in children- genuine apologies over a forced "sorry"- supporting our children in school- how homework can be harmful, especially when it is not enjoyable for children- plus so much moreWhere to Find Heather:Website: Heather ShumakerRenegade Rules PodcastBookSmitten PodcastResources Mentioned:It's OK NOT to Share by Heather ShumakerIt's OK to GO UP the Slide by Heather ShumakerThe Griffins of Castle Cary by Heather ShuamkerAmericanah by Chimamanda Ndozi AdichieHalf a Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Ndozi AdichieRenegade Rules episode on how a parent extended recess at her child's schoolABOUT HEATHER:Heather Shumaker is the author of books for children and adults. Her newest book, The Griffins of Castle Cary, is a charming and slightly spooky read for middle grade readers, ages 8-12.  It was awarded Best Children's Fiction in 2020 by the Society of Midland Authors. Heather is also co-host of the podcast BookSmitten.In the parenting and education realm, Heather has two “renegade parenting” books that question conventional practices. With It's OK Not to Share, and It's OK to Go Up the Slide, Heather promotes play, conflict mediation skills and no homework for young children. Her books have won awards (Nautilus Silver Award, Books for a Better Life finalist). Heather is a nationally known speaker who frequently keynotes and teaches workshops. She speaks at early childhood conferences around the U.S. and Canada, as well as schools, libraries and writing conferences. She loves to share her joy of books and children with audiences everywhere. Heather holds a BA in sociology/ anthropology from Swarthmore College and an MS in land resources from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Today Heather lives up in northern Michigan with her husband and two children. 

Sharing is caring, right? We were all raised to believe that sharing is an important part of polite social interactions. But as adults, we would be taken aback if abruptly asked to share something we were using, like our phone. So why do we insist that our kids share toys with complete strangers at a moment's notice? Here's when– and why– it's ok NOT to share. Molly and Blaire discuss: The difference between making kids share and encouraging them to share What forced sharing teaches kids What to say to turn-giving kids and to waiting kids when encouraging sharing Role-playing with your child to practice polite yet assertive behavior is a great way to start the conversation about when and why it's appropriate to share. Links! Positive Parenting Solutions: "It's OK Not to Share" Heather Shumaker's book It's OK NOT to share…and Other Renegade Rules for Raising Competent and Compassionate Kids Positive Parenting Solutions: "Why a Feelings Wheel Supports Your Positive Parenting Journey" Little Timer app Special thanks to our sponsors for this month: If you're looking for self-care that's quick and easy, Athletic Greens is giving you a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free travel packs with your first purchase. Go to athleticgreens.com/LAUGHING.  Misfits Market is an affordable online grocery service that makes shopping easy, quick, and fun. Visit get.misfitsmarket.com/toddlerpurgatory50 to get 50% off your first two orders when you use code LAUGHING50 by February 28, 2023.  Try Peloton Tread Risk-Free with a 30-day home trial. New members only. Not available in remote locations. See additional terms at onepeloton.com/home-trial.  Ready, Set, Food! helps prevent food allergies in children. Go to readysetfood.com/todpurgs & use code TODPURGS for 15% off your first order.  Zocdoc is the only FREE app that lets you find AND book doctors who are patient-reviewed, take your insurance, and are available when you need them. Go to Zocdoc.com/TODDLER and download the Zocdoc app for FREE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome everyone to the 18th episode of Professor P's Podcast. I am bringing you another dose of Elixir, the energic power. The topic for this show is It's OK NOT to be OK.  #truthbetold I believe the topic for this podcast is so important to speak on. Did you know that there is such a thing as positive toxicity? Well, there is. It is not normal to always be positive and happy. Trying to keep positive vibes all the time will cause you to suppress real feelings that need to be felt. Toxic positivity not only invalidates your emotional state, but also increases secondary emotions. We especially feel down during the winter months and suffer from Holiday Depression and Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). SAD is a form of major depressive disorder (MDD) that occurs in seasonal patterns during certain months of the year. Holiday depression and SAD can be difficult to distinguish from one another, but the duration and severity of your symptoms are usually your best clues. Holiday Depression Starts around November or December and lifts shortly after the new year ends Symptoms are fairly mild SAD Typically lasts about 40% of the year—starting in the late fall and early winter until the spring and summer. Often more severe and can be debilitating Another thing that plagues us is our families. Or even the thought of not having family. Families can be very triggering. First off, I want you all to know that only about 25% live in what is considered a traditional family. That means the other 75% of us live in non-traditional families. And here is a fun fact 100% of them can be dysfunctional and especially triggering at the holiday time. You get to have boundaries. You get to say NO. That is a complete sentence. It really is OKAY to not be okay. Yes, it is! Not only is it ok, it is essential. An abnormal emotional response to an abnormal situation is normal. We cannot simply pick the emotions we want to have. It just does not work that way,” Remember that no emotion is permanent. Anger and sadness, just like happiness and joy, come and go. We need to let ourselves experience painful feelings if we ever want to truly let them pass through us. We must feel our feelings to free them. Don't hid your discomfort, you will only add fuel to the fire. When we act like emotional pain doesn't exist, we send a message to our brain that whatever the emotion is, it is in some way bad or dangerous. If our brain believes we are in danger, our body will respond We may experience rapid heartbeat, shallow breathing, a natural need to unnecessarily avoid misperceived dangerous situation. When we avoid any kind of emotional discomfort, even physical pain, we end up unintentionally making those feelings larger, louder, and more overwhelming. If you don't confront or process emotions in an effective and timely manner, the science shows that it can lead to a myriad of psychological difficulties including disrupted sleep, increased substance abuse, risk of an acute stress response, anxiety, depression, and even post-traumatic stress disorder.” I am so excited for you to dive into today's podcast so you can once again receive healing and freedom. Both of which, come in pieces. Remember to connect with me on social media. My handles are below. And I would love for you to subscribe, leave me a review, and share this podcast out to everyone you know. Thank you in advance!  Contact with Professor P Website www.natashapalumbo.com Email natasha@natashapalumbo.com The Professor P School https://natashapalumbo.teachable.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/natasha_m_palumbo/  Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LdyBug LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/natasha-m-palumbo-mba-entrepreneurship-empowered/

Can anyone be a leader?  Is it true that with enough training or preparation, anyone can do anything?In this episode, we discuss:Why you can't become anything you put your mind toThe 10,000 hour expertise rule and how it applies to leadershipWhy aptitude is more important than desireWhy social media influencers aren't usually leadersHow diversity and specialization are important to leadershipWhy leading in a daycare setting is just as much leadership as being a CEOWhat "American Idol" has to do with leadershipWhy it's OK NOT to lead in every situationClick HERE to join the conversation in the INSUBORDINATE. Facebook group!Subscribe now and don't miss an episode!Until next time, stay with the program!Intro/Outro music: "This Epic Rock Trailer" by AlexGrohl-purchased and used with permission

Join us for an exciting episode 39, where Jade and I delve into CIX's new mini-album 'OK' Episode 1: Ok Not, their title track and MV 458, as well as Wonho's latest Universe single, Don't Hesitate and lastly we discuss the beginning of Oneus's Malus comeback. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Time for another subunit episode! OK Not really because Chuck is back and all the boys of HCE have reunited. We've got a quick one for y'all as we comeback to a boy group that we covered back in episode 12. CIX have begun their 'OK' saga of releases and we get to check out the first episode entitled "OK Not." It's just 4 songs, 5 moments where Stephen says "One more thing", & 8 times Chuck and Allen Mark share the same opinions. This episode will go by as fast as the speed of light - or even a Ferrari 458. Let's Connect: Twitter: @HallyuCanEat Instagram: @HallyuCanEat Email: HallyuCanEat@gmail.com Follow some of the Co-Leaders! Allen Mark - https://twitter.com/allenmarkca Chuck - https://twitter.com/ChuckJose [P/E #84]

Pastor Shawn Thornton June 5, 2022 It's OK Not to be OK

Ok / Not ok to reduce the drag racer's sentence

When the other person doesn't do what we want then to do we can either get upset, let it ruin our whole day or we do these 2 things: - remember that life is 50% great and 50%shitty and that's OK- NOT fight what IS in front of us if he does not want to go on a walk - then it means he does not want to go on a walk. It does not mean you have nothing in common, you will never be able to do anything, or that yo suck at this.  it simply means that this is the negative part of life AND he does not want to go on a walk - and it's ALL OK.life should be 50% negative emotion and we can LET other people do or not do whatever it is they want.  because the alternative is feeling upset over it. listen to my example of how this played out for me last saturdayif you are stuck being upset  then come sign up for a session and get unstuck https://coachingnatalia.com/schedule-an-appointment/ 

It's OK Not to Change Music Credit: Hades by Sascha Ende Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6903-hades License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Show Summary:Does “Better Every Day” feel unrealistic?  Are there some days, weeks, or even months where you just struggle mentally, physically, or emotionally?  Are some days just harder than others?  Today, we discuss that it is OK NOT to be OK…temporarily and the struggle between trying our best, just getting by, good enough, and most of all, who decides???  How can we recognize a rut when we are in it?  How do we get out of it? And how can we help ourselves heal?  All of that & more on a very special episode of The Fat & Broke Podcast.We welcome Chris Urato and Jessica to the show today!  The show starts with a gratitude session.Leave A Voice Memo | Review The Show | Follow | Subscribe | NewsletterAction Items:Start with the end in mind.I am the person that…Create accountability.Create sustainable habits.Learn to say no.Easy choices, hard life.  Hard choices, easy life.Define what “Better Every Day” is for you.Be present in the moment.Do what makes you happy.Define your own good enough.Comparison is the thief of joy.It's OK to not be OK.Topics Discussed:Mental HealthEmotional HealthHormonesDepressionAnxietyStressHealingSaying NoDwellingSelf-LimitingHabit FormationGood EnoughStoicismResources:The Tail End, Wait But WhyThe Daily StoicMan's Search For Meaning, Viktor FranklLuca, Disney

Putin invades Ukraine and Tiger invades Series A rounds. OK Not the same thing. This week we look at the 3 venture asset classes, unicorns, with content from @profgallaway, @geneteare, @crunchbasenews, @eastdakota, @cape and @LocalGlobeVC and others --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-teare/support

Summary:Adriana DiNenno is product manager for Infor People Solutions and has been with the company for 12.5 years. She loves working on a variety of applications like Talent Acquisition systems, Core HR, and Occupational Health to name a few. Her “side job” at Infor is co-chair of the Infor People Wellbeing employee resource group, whose goal is to create a safe work environment by focusing on all dimensions of employee wellbeing. She says, “With a brother who suffered from mental health issues, it meant a lot to me to be one of the co-founders of this group at Infor, so that I can help others in need.” In this episode, Adriana talks about employee wellbeing, why it's OK to not be OK, and what you can do to enhance your employee experience. Chapters:[0:00 - 4:01] IntroductionWelcome, Adriana DiNenno!Today's Topic: It's OK Not to Be OK: Employee Wellbeing and Mental Health[4:02 - 10:06] Why There Has Been an Increased Demand for Employee WellbeingThe rise and de-stigmatization of business resource groups (BRGs)Technology facilitates communications and community in the modern world[10:07 - 15:14] Employees Want to Be a Part of a CommunityHaving a reason to belong makes employees less inclined to leaveAllowing employees to be themselves and de-stress can lead to them being more productive[15:15 - 30:09] Wellbeing Coming to Life via SoftwareLeveraging software to enhance the employee experienceTime off and how it affects mental healthHow software can help us navigate the complexities of occupational health and employee safety[30:10 - 33:06] Final Thoughts & ClosingJoin your organization's BRG, if possibleThank you, Adriana!Quotes:“I think [when] employees are part of a community, they feel less inclined to leave because they have a reason to belong.” “I know all these companies are doing mental health days, and it's not that I don't support mental health days, but I support mental health days more often. I think it's important to know when you've reached your limit and when you need some time to yourself.” Contact:LinkedInProduction by Affogato Media

Hello and welcome to The Peer Project Podcast.  A podcast dedicated to ending the stigma surrounding mental illness. I'm Chris Duke, best-selling author of Children's Book Lucy's Blue Day and I have made it my goal in life to show people that old cliché “It's Ok Not to Be OK.” Over the coming weeks, months and hopefully years, I will be chatting to different people from all walks of like about their personal mental health journeys, how they cope and overcome their issues, their road to recovery and advice to help you get through your dark days. I will be talking to experts in mental health and physical health to find out exactly what we can do to keep our minds and bodies healthy, and I will be talking to YOU about your journey, what you are going through and what YOU can do to help yourself and others.This is The Peer Project – coming to all good podcasting platforms (and some shit ones too probably) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Heather Shumaker began writing books in elementary school, but then went on to work in land conservation for two decades and was a coastal program director for protecting Arcadia's dunes. She went from working in the area of science to becoming a national speaker on parenting and early childhood topics with her two renegade parenting books: Listen to these titles -  “It's OK Not to Share" and “It's OK to Go Up the Slide” and Other Renegade Rules for Raising Competent and Compassionate Kids and she is an advocate for free, unstructured play in homes and schools.  On this episode you will learn about: True PLAY is the child's own ideas bursting out of them. Kids process their thoughts and ideas in a recess time.  Play recharges a child's brain and gives them energy back. When kids aren't provided time to play and have those breaks, their memory, focus and problem solving skills and cognitive functions decrease plus their impulse control gets shaky so behavior issues come up. The more recesses they have, the more benefit for them especially kids with ADHD. The skills that kids need for future jobs are getting along with other people, social interaction, conflict mediation, creativity thinking, flexible thinking and problem solving. When a child plays they develop those skills by playing by themselves and with others.  Reading for pleasure! That does wonders for kids! If a child is struggling to read, allow the adult to read to the child, they learn so much language by being read aloud to.  Sleep improves memory, problem-solving and behavior. We need to be teaching kids 5-6 years old, skills of play to get along with others and follow their own ideas and develop connections in their brain, so their brains are ready at age 7 for academic learning. You can follow Heather at -  https://heathershumaker.com/ Twitter - @heathershumaker Podcast - BookSmitten More about the Host - Dr. Karin Jakubowski is an elementary public school principal. She is passionate about helping moms first take care of themselves to be their best for their kids. She helps moms with a problem solving process when their child is experiencing challenging behaviors. She practices mindfulness personally and at school teaching students breathing and awareness techniques to help them manage their own stress to be happy and healthy! www.educationalimpactacademy.com YouTube - Educational Impact Academy Facebook Page - Happy Mom's, Happy Kids @educationalimpactacademy Instagram - JakubowskiKarin Twitter - @KarinJakubowski

Hi everybody it's Erin and Meg and welcome back to this week's episode of the "Love You, Mean It" podcast! This week's episode is definitely heavier than normal but necessary to talk about. We hope this episode helps at least one person! Mental Health with Licensed Therapist Bynn Cicippio: https://open.spotify.com/episode/44HWqJg1HYtRBTmRoRE6iY?si=fc795bc31abe49f8 It's Ok Not to Be Ok Mental Health Episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6jk2Kh3zPtNuFLdZzHRVCz?si=f7b4655e04824355 Why We Need to Talk About Suicide TED Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1QoyTmeAYw --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loveyoumeanitpodcast/support

  The Friday Five for May 21, 2021: CDC Masking Guidelines Update HHS and Funding to Fight Addiction and Mental Health Crisis April 2021 Fed Minutes, Jobs Report, and Inflation Combatting Fake News Ritter's State of the Senior Market 2021 Watch Ritter’s State of the Senior Market 2021   Mentioned in this episode:   A Strange Moment for the U.S. Economy – The Daily/New York Times CDC says fully vaccinated don’t need to mask, physically distance in most cases FY 2021 Community Mental Health Block Grant Program American Rescue Plan Supplemental Awards FY 2021 Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant Program American Rescue Plan Supplemental Awards Google tackles fake news in Search update. Here’s how it works HHS Announces $3 Billion in American Rescue Plan Funding for SAMHSA Block Grans to Address Addiction, Mental Health Crisis Job growth could surpass 1 million in April hiring boom as economy roars back Jobs Growth Slowed in April, Muddling Expectations Jobs report blows past expectations as payrolls boom by 916,000 in March Mystery Recipe – America’s Test Kitchen Kids Take this job and shove it – Today Explained/Vox The Ambies – 2021 Winners U.S. Federal Reserve Meeting Minutes: April 28 (Text)   More episodes you’ll like:   May 14, 2021 | The Friday Five The Friday Five for May 14, 2021: ACA Signup Numbers, Anthem, COVID-19 & Senior Loneliness, It's OK Not to Be Perfect, New Spotify Podcast Features, and Ritter's State of the Senior Market 2021 4 Steps to Selling Dental, Vision, and Hearing Insurance Not sure how to show your clients the benefits of dental, vision, and hearing insurance products? In this episode of the ASG Podcast, we walk you through the process of selling DVH insurance plans from start to finish. Don’t forget to visit the show notes for a full list of Ritter's free DVH sales resources. LTC Planning in a COVID World – What’s Changed & Why It’s Essential What does long-term care planning look like these days? How has the pandemic affected the industry? Find out what independent insurance agents should know in this can't-miss episode of our Agent Survival Guide Podcast.   Articles to Share with Your Clients:   COVID-Safe Ways to Stay Connected with Your Grandkids The relationship many grandparents share with their grandkids is a highlight of their lives, and the separation due to the COVID-19 pandemic has been difficult. What are some COVID-safe ways you can keep connected? Does Medicare Cover Allergy Treatment? If you have an allergy that interferes with your life, treatment likely will become an important avenue to explore. But this can be expensive without insurance. Does Medicare cover allergy treatment and diagnosis? Using Lemon in Your Cooking For many beginning home cooks, lemon is easily one of the most valuable, underutilized ingredients you can find in most grocery stores. Lemon can add brightness and balance, and that's not all!   The latest from Ritter’s Blog:   Advertising Medicare Through Facebook In a world where social distancing has become the norm, we’ve all turned to social media to stay connected with others. Why not advertise Medicare on social media and grow your insurance business digitally? Prospecting for Clients for Dental, Vision, and Hearing Insurance Sales If you’re considering selling dental, vision, and hearing (DVH) plans, where would you find leads? You might be surprised to learn that your DVH prospects could already be in your Medicare book of business! How to Help Your Clients Get the Most Out of Their Medicare Advantage Plans As an agent, you want to make sure your clients are getting the most out of their coverage. This means informing them of all the benefits their plans offer.   Subscribe & Follow:   Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Podbean Spotify Stitcher   Connect on social:   Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Instagram Sarah’s LinkedIn Sarah’s Instagram  

  The Friday Five for May 14, 2021: ACA Signup Numbers Anthem, COVID-19 & Senior Loneliness It's OK Not to Be Perfect New Spotify Podcast Features Ritter's State of the Senior Market 2021 Register for Ritter’s State of the Senior Market 2021   Mentioned in this episode:   COVID-19 has only made loneliness worse among seniors. Here’s how Anthem is tackling this issue How to delegate when you’re a die-hard perfectionist National Center for Health Statistics: Health Insurance Coverage Obamacare enrollment jump ‘is both good news and bad news’ Register for Ritter’s State of the Senior Market 2021 Statement by HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra on One Million Sign-Ups on HealthCare.gov During Special Enrollment Period   More episodes you’ll like:   May 7, 2021 | The Friday Five The Friday Five for May 7, 2021: KFF Numbers on Healthcare Gross Margins, Prescription Drug Pricing Reform, Keep Going with SMART Goals, FCC Discount on Broadband Bills, and Ritter’s State of the Senior Market 2021 Identifying Ideal Long-Term Care Insurance Clients Get to know the characteristics of Long-Term Care insurance buyers. Use these tips to comb through your book of business and find potential sales you might be missing out on! Are You Offering Multiple LTC Insurance Options? Ready to offer more Long-Term Care insurance products in your portfolio? Learn the benefits and distinctions of each LTC insurance option – and how these products can boost your sales.   Articles to Share with Your Clients:   All About Community Gardens Do you want to start a garden, but don't have the space or ability? Or, are you looking for something to bring your neighborhood together? You can do all that with a community garden! Filing a Medicare Grievance If you have an issue with the quality of your health care coverage and have Medicare, you can file a Medicare grievance. What does it do, and how can you file a grievance? Why Seniors Should Avoid Isolation Feeling alone can be painful. When that feeling controls your life, it becomes a debilitating condition known as social isolation. If you’re a senior, knowing the signs and how to prevent it can be life-saving.   The latest from Ritter’s Blog:   Prospecting for Clients for Dental, Vision, and Hearing Insurance Sales If you’re considering selling dental, vision, and hearing (DVH) plans, where would you find leads? You might be surprised to learn that your DVH prospects could already be in your Medicare book of business! How to Help Your Clients Get the Most Out of Their Medicare Advantage Plans As an agent, you want to make sure your clients are getting the most out of their coverage. This means informing them of all the benefits their plans offer. Medicare Isn't Just for Seniors: Selling to the Under-65 Market Although many agents and insurers market Medicare toward senior citizens, they aren’t the only people covered by this government program. In fact, more than eight million Medicare recipients are under the age of 65.   Subscribe & Follow:   Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Podbean Spotify Stitcher   Connect on social:   Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Instagram Sarah’s LinkedIn Sarah’s Instagram  

In this episode of the Side Alpha podcast, Assistant Chief Dan Rogers explains discusses his article, “And that’s OK: Not all volunteers want to operate like FDNY,” which generated considerable debate and discussion among FireRescue1 community members. Rogers underscores that volunteers have lives beyond the station walls, and we can’t force them to all have the same level of commitment and passion, even if it means frustration when fewer members show up to non-fire calls. Chief Bashoor reads some of the social media reactions, giving Chief Rogers a chance to address readers who disagree and those who support his sentiment. Read Chief Rogers' article: https://www.firerescue1.com/volunteer/articles/and-thats-ok-not-all-volunteers-want-to-operate-like-fdny-OP28oHfDoDJ46mUk/ This episode of the Side Alpha Podcast is sponsored by Homeland-Six Tactical Radio Straps. These custom radio straps feature extractor washable decontamination, superior comfort and functionality. Learn more at homelandsix.com.

Season 1: Episode 2Tam takes a moment to appreciate  Marshmallow and Demi Lovato's song "OK Not to Be Ok" by sharing about her "dark moment" in 2020.Lol.... yea there are bloopers at the end!  In addition to it being ok not to be ok, it's also ok not to be perfect.Please visit my Patreon page at: www.patreon.com/thetamfactor.I would love to hear from you! Email me at contact@thetamfactor.com. All background music by: Stretched Out Productions. Visit their website at Bit.ly/stretchedoutproductionsEpisode is LivePublished: Mar. 20, 2021 @11PM Edit

In this episode of the IJGC podcast, Editor-in-Chief Dr. Pedro Ramirez, is joined by Dr. Peter McCulloch to discuss the IDEAL Framework. Dr. McCulloch is Professor of Surgical Science & Practice at Oxford University. He attended medical school in Aberdeen and underwent his surgical training in Glasgow before moving to academic posts in Liverpool and then Oxford. An Upper GI cancer surgeon by background, he is the Chair of the IDEAL Collaboration, an international network of surgeons, scientists, industrial partners and patients whose goal is to improve the methodology for evaluating surgery, therapeutic devices and other complex treatments. He is also the Co-Editor-in-Chief of BMJ Surgery, Interventions, & Health Technologies (sit.bmj.com). His other major research interest is Human Factors in healthcare. He will ski anywhere, anytime, and is passionate about countering climate change. Highlights: • The IDEAL Framework & Recommendations provide an explanation of the natural history or life cycle of new procedures and devices, and a road map for how they should be evaluated at each stage in the journey. • It explains why Randomised Trials have been so difficult to do in surgery and shows that there are at least 2 preliminary steps in research (Development and Exploration) which are necessary to ensure that an RCT has a good chance of success. • IDEAL is potentially useful in surgical research at all stages, but also in device regulatory science, decisions on approving new procedures at institutions and coverage decisions • IDEAL is increasingly recognised and endorsed by major journals (Annals of Surgery, BMJ & Lancet) and professional groups (Royal College of Surgeons) and is being used by government agencies in several countries. • The IDEAL group continues to study and produce recommendations on difficult research issues such as: When is it OK NOT to do a randomised trial? How do we interpret studies using Real World Data? How should surgical robots be evaluated? And others.

On today's episode, we are talking about the practice of turn taking, instead of sharing, with young children. To download the infographic for today’s episode, please visit: http://kskits.org/kids-these-days-podcast-0RESOURCES FOR TODAY'S EPISODE: Brogle, B., Jiron, A., & Giacomini, J. (2018). How to Help Your Child Learn to Share. Retrieved from https://challengingbehavior.cbcs.usf.edu/docs/backpack/BackpackConnection_socialskills_share.pdf. Brogle, B., Jiron, A., & Giacomini, J. (2018). How to Help Your Child Learn to Trade. Retrieved from https://challengingbehavior.cbcs.usf.edu/docs/backpack/BackpackConnection_socialskills_trade.pdf. Brogle, B., Jiron, A., & Giacomini, J. (2018). How to Teach Your Child to Take Turns. Retrieved from https://challengingbehavior.cbcs.usf.edu/docs/backpack/BackpackConnection_socialskills_turns.pdf. MacLaughlin, S. (2020). Helping Young Children With Sharing” Retrieved from https://www.zerotothree.org/resources/1964-helping-young-children-with-sharing. Shumaker, H. (2020). It’s OK Not to Share. Retrieved from https://www.positiveparentingsolutions.com/parenting/its-ok-not-to-share.Zero to Three. (2016). Tuning In: Supporting Sharing. Retrieved from https://www.zerotothree.org/resources/1605-tuning-in-supporting-sharing. Kids These Days is a co-production of the KCCTO-KITS Infant Toddler Specialist Network (ITSN) and KCCTO Workforce Development (WFD) programs.The KCCTO-KITS Infant-Toddler Specialist Network is a program of the Kansas Child Care Training Opportunities, Inc. (KCCTO) and the university of Kansas Life Span Institute at Parsons. The Workforce Development Project is a program of KCCTO. Each program is supported through a grant from the Kansas Department For Children And Families’ Child Care And Early Education Services. However, information or opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of the agency and no official endorsement should be inferred.To learn more about the Infant Toddler Specialist Network, please visit: http://kskits.org/technical-assistance-0. To learn more about KCCTO and Workforce Development, please visit: https://kccto.org/ Contact us via email at – kidsthesedayspod@gmail.com Follow and tag us on Instagram & Facebook @kidsthesedayspod & Twitter @ktdpodMusic credit: Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3843-hackbeat License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

PLUS: Demi Lovato and Marshmellow have a new song, "OK Not to be OK," OMG Lori has a new show, JULIA AND THE PHANTOMS (rock and roll! ghosts! teens!) AND Larry Pbarr joins us to talk everything gardening!

Welcome to a new Podcast about all things DBT ( Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) and all resources around it.Though this podcast it will be structured around the Fundamentals and skills and to share personal stories of people who have grown through DBT and have developed a life worth living.Overall, I want you to ask any questions about therapy and get over the stigma of reaching out for help. “It is Ok Not to Be Ok.”

In this podcast, another from our Mandarin archives, Chinese host and Mandarin teacher, Will Xu, talks about Shanghai Nightlife in Chinese. Co-host and long time student of Mandarin, Lindi, follows along and helps to guide other learners down the path to understanding and speaking Chinese. Vocabulary: 怎么样? Zěnme yàng? How is...? 夜生活 Yèshēnghuó Night life 酒吧 Jiǔbā Bar 迪吧 Dí ba Night club 卡拉OK厅 Kǎlā OK tīng Karaoke place/room Dialogue: A：上海的夜生活怎么样？ Shànghǎi de yè shēnghuó zěnme yàng? How is the nightlife in Shanghai? B：挺丰富的。有很多酒吧，迪吧，和卡拉OK厅。 Tǐng fēngfù de. Yǒu hěnduō jiǔbā, dí ba, hé kǎlā OK tīng. Quite rich. There are a lot of bars, dance clubs, and Karaoke joints. A：你常去这些地方吗？ Nǐ cháng qù zhèxiē dìfāng ma? Do you often go to these places？ B：不常去。有时，会去唱卡拉OK。 Bù cháng qù. Yǒushí, huì qù chàng kǎlā OK。 Not often. Sometimes I go sing karaoke. Supplementary Vocab/Phrases: 这家饭馆怎么样？Zhè jiā fànguǎn zěnme yàng? How is this restaurant? 餐馆 Cānguǎn restaurant 考试考得怎么样？Kǎoshì kǎo dé zěnme yàng? How was the exam? 最近（你）怎么样？Zuìjìn (nǐ) zěnme yàng? How've you been lately? Lindi 怎么样？Zěnme yàng? How is Lindi? (As a person) 挺 Tǐng Quite (good) 比较 Bǐjiào Rather (good) 网吧 Wǎngbā Internet cafe 这些 Zhèxiē These 那些 Nàxiē Those 夜总会 Yèzǒnghuì Night Club (Night Club where shady things happen)

This episode was recorded prior to the pandemic back when we could travel. But as I listen to it again, I’m amazed at how timely the message is for today. It’s as if God knew what we’d need a few months before we needed it. As it turns out, grief is not just the death The post {20} Admitting It's Ok Not to Be Ok With Emily Gallimore first appeared on Have Hope; Will Travel.

In today's episode, we are talking about overcoming obstacles and discovering the power of choice and presence with Yolanda Riley. Yolanda is an Empowerment, Mindset, and Transformation Coach. Her focus is helping people break free from limiting stories and reconnect with their authentic selves and life purpose. She has over 10 years experience working with populations such as the homeless & mentally ill, those with intellectual disabilities, Alzheimer's, dementia, and hospice. She currently facilitates a workshop on The Mighty called, 'It's OK Not to be OK.' Get in touch with Yolanda here:

Real women. Real Conversations. Elevating womankind one talk at a time. IG LIVE TOPIC Topic: It’s OK Not to be OK with Danielle Fontus @shedares Dani is going to share her experience from the hospitality industry which has helped her during this uncertain time and what she's doing to maintain her health and happiness.   www.jackiejaniec.com • @jackie_janiec #beyondsmalltalk #womensupportingwomen

In this episode of the Shane Walsh Fitness Podcast I spoke with Sports Performance Nutritionist for Dublin Ladies GAA Team & Longford Men's Team, Speaker and Owner of Nutrition Consultancy NutriKate Kate McDaid. @nutrikate_com Instagram   Some of the topics we speak about include: Nutrition as an athlete during COVID Boredom eating Sometimes maintenance is OK Not cutting out food groups when dieting   Online Coaching  https://www.shanewalshfitness.com/onlinecoaching/   Don't forget to subscribe to the show Now available on iTunes and Spotify

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Guess what!? You, Me, and every other conscious being on this planet has emotions. Sometimes those emotions are; sadness, depression, anxiety, anger, frustration, or jealousy... that sh*t is NORMAL! It is OK Not to be OK, and it is definitely OK to admit when you don't feel OK. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Our world is full of anxiety and worry. But, our society has taken the wrong approach on how we deal with it. Join us today as we tackle the some of these issues. The post “It's Ok Not to be Ok, But It's Not Ok to Stay That Way. appeared first on New Life Church.

Being a first-time parent is awesome. I was both excited and nervous. I wasn't around kids very much before I had my first child. But you learn quick. Here are some first time parent tips that helped us: 1) Agree on Responsibilities - actually, write it down. Make a daily chart of what you are responsible for. I do the laundry on Tuesday, you get dinner. On Thursday I do the bath, you feed him and put him to bed. My wife and I sat down and had this discussion and understanding what is expected of each other can reduce a lot of arguments. 2) Communicate What You Want - This was one of the best pieces of first-time parent advice that was given to me. Nobody knows what you want or need unless you tell them. If you are wanting a break, tell your spouse. If you are wanting to connect, talk about it. It's ok to communicate what you want. Be prepared that your spouse may not feel the same way you do at the moment. As an example, you may want more intimacy....but your spouse isn't concerned about that. You might have to be a little more patient. As first time parents, romance may slow down a bit. Find other ways to connect and help each other. 3) Give Your Spouse Positive Re-enforcement - Whatever you do, do not be critical of how your spouse is doing something. "You changed the baby wrong". Well, you can't seem to load the dishwasher correctly. Complaining doesn't change behavior. Positive re-enforcement does. Thank you so much for changing the baby's diaper. I saw you did the dishwasher. That was helpful. As a first-time parent, there are going to be a lot of opportunities to be trying new things. Encourage each other instead of tearing each other down. 4) Take Time For Yourself - While you certainly will have less time than you did before, carve out time to do things that you enjoy. Discuss this with your spouse. When my wife and I were first-time parents, we made sure that each of us still got to exercise. It was really important to both of us. We couldn't do it at the same time, so I went to the gym early in the morning and then went I got back, my wife did her workout. It's important that you don't lose yourself. Your life does change, but you want to still be able to have some time for yourself. Also, the one on one time with the baby is really good for bonding. 5) It's OK Not to be Perfect Parents - Making mistakes is part of parenting. There are so many opportunities to make mistakes and you will. Know that it is ok to make mistakes, just try not to repeat them very much. Being a first-time parent is a learning experience. You and your spouse are embarking on a long journey. Understand there are going to be a lot of ups and downs. Realize that these ups and downs are normal and you will make it through.

Being a first-time parent is awesome.  I was both excited and nervous.  I wasn't around kids very much before I had my first child.  But you learn quick.  Here are some first time parent tips that helped us: 1) Agree on Responsibilities - actually, write it down.  Make a daily chart of what you are responsible for.  I do the laundry on Tuesday, you get dinner.  On Thursday I do the bath, you feed him and put him to bed. My wife and I sat down and had this discussion and understanding what is expected of each other can reduce a lot of arguments. 2) Communicate What You Want - This was one of the best pieces of first-time parent advice that was given to me.  Nobody knows what you want or need unless you tell them. If you are wanting a break, tell your spouse.  If you are wanting to connect, talk about it.  It's ok to communicate what you want. Be prepared that your spouse may not feel the same way you do at the moment.  As an example, you may want more intimacy....but your spouse isn't concerned about that.  You might have to be a little more patient.  As first time parents, romance may slow down a bit.  Find other ways to connect and help each other. 3) Give Your Spouse Positive Re-enforcement - Whatever you do, do not be critical of how your spouse is doing something.  "You changed the baby wrong".  Well, you can't seem to load the dishwasher correctly. Complaining doesn't change behavior.  Positive re-enforcement does.  Thank you so much for changing the baby's diaper.  I saw you did the dishwasher.  That was helpful. As a first-time parent, there are going to be a lot of opportunities to be trying new things.  Encourage each other instead of tearing each other down. 4) Take Time For Yourself - While you certainly will have less time than you did before, carve out time to do things that you enjoy.  Discuss this with your spouse. When my wife and I were first-time parents, we made sure that each of us still got to exercise.  It was really important to both of us.  We couldn't do it at the same time, so I went to the gym early in the morning and then went I got back, my wife did her workout. It's important that you don't lose yourself.  Your life does change, but you want to still be able to have some time for yourself.  Also, the one on one time with the baby is really good for bonding. 5) It's OK Not to be Perfect Parents - Making mistakes is part of parenting.  There are so many opportunities to make mistakes and you will.  Know that it is ok to make mistakes, just try not to repeat them very much. Being a first-time parent is a learning experience.  You and your spouse are embarking on a long journey.  Understand there are going to be a lot of ups and downs.  Realize that these ups and downs are normal and you will make it through.

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Hey friends, hope you’re doing well. The response to episode 30 “Coming out of the theological closet” has been extraordinary. I’ve actually already recorded a follow-up episode to that, specifically about our LGBT brothers and sisters, and clarifying some elements from Episode 30—but I have a meeting coming up next week with our elders about this topic, and I want to honor them and their pace. We’ve spent a lot of time talking about unity, and the primacy of it, which of course doesn’t mean to never speak up, but to do so in a way that brings as many people as possible along for the ride… not jerking the wheel and confusing people. SO > That episode will come out next week, and we’ll continue our conversation on LGBT inclusion in the church.    For today, I want to just share a word of encouragement. I’ve been learning a lot about leaders that have shared unpopular critiques to established cultures, and it’s been really, really inspiring. William Wilberforce speaking out against the European Slave trade, Abraham Lincoln and his leadership during the most divided time in our country’s history… All the way up to Lecrae, a hip-hop artist today that is speaking out against systemic racism, especially within the Evangelical church. And through it all… You could call it the “through-line”—has been this theme of speaking truth to power.    Speaking truth, of course, is what everyone *thinks* they’re doing. Most people believe truth is on their side. Our president, beloved Donny, has just crossed his 10,000th lie in office. All of them documented by the media, which he of course says is lying… So we have to begin the conversation with acknowledging that all of our understandings of “truth” — objective truth — is severely flawed. All of it is influenced by culture, by opinions, by upbringing, by authority figures telling is what truth was growing up, by books or documents, Bibles or Constitutions, prophets and pastors, all claiming to be true, of course.    A large swath of American Evangelicals look to the Bible for truth, which is good, because the Bible is full of a lot of truth, but even within that there are differences of interpretation, divisions amongst denominations… the latest figures put the number of Christian denominations around 33,000 worldwide. That’s 33,000 different ways people have interpreted Jesus’ words, the creeds and beliefs we ascribe to, and the different ways the church should practice in the world. Some scholars believe that number is inflated, but even if it’s inflated by a multiple of 2 or 3, it’s still shocking.    How does one church have so many different ways of doing things?    And guess what? Everyone believes they’re right. Everyone believes they’ve found the truth.    Even within the Catholic church, under the leadership of 1 pope, there are 242 different catholic denominations.    I share all of this because we need a healthy dose of humility with how we approach truth — as if it’s some truly objective thing that we can arrive at. I’m not sure that’s true… And I recognize the irony in even saying that.    Consider Peter, for a moment... one of Jesus’ right-hand men. Raised Jewish, followed his Jewish rabbi Jesus, and was ready to establish his church for Jewish people. Ok? Not you and me. Just them. A very small percentage of the earth’s population. Around 600,000 people at the time. About 1/10 of a percent of the earth’s population as God’s chosen people and everyone else is out. Jesus had said a lot about “ALL” … but apparently that didn’t catch on, and the early church was still just for Jews. Then Acts 10 happens, where Peter goes up to a rooftop to pray while someone is making him lunch. read Acts 10:9-36   Ok, this is not a small deal. For all of history, God’s people believed they were the chosen people. That was their truth. A very small group of Jews entrusted with a very big message. And then, all of a sudden, on a random afternoon, during a single moment of prayer, God changed Peter’s heart. And the rest of history. Peter fought it at first, thinking maybe he was just hungry or not hearing God correctly, but when the Spirit of God persisted, he listened. And immediately he saw the fruit of it. Immediately he’s invited somewhere that he would’ve never previously gone, because of his religious upbringing and following God’s law, of course… And then God changes Peter’s mind. And all of history changed as a result of that one moment of prayer.    Peter was a very normal, very human human. And he was faced with an opportunity to keep something small and exclusive, or to listen to the Spirit and take an unpopular stance amongst his Jewish community, to bring the Gospel to Gentiles. And if you’re not one of the 13 million direct-line Jews on earth today, again, only a fraction of a percentage of the earth’s population, you’re a direct beneficiary of Peter following that unpopular direction.    Here’s what I want to share about all of this… We live in the age of the opinion. Everyone has a social media platform, some with enormous followings and influence, some of us with small followings and influence, but we all have a say. And we all say… don’t we? Everything we interact with gets a Yelp review or Facebook post or Instagram story sharing how good or bad or fun or terrible something is… It’s not the age of information anymore, it’s the age of the opinion.    So how then do we discern what is true? How do we discern what God might be saying to us? And what God might be wanting to do through us? Or a new dream you have for a business that’s never been done before and you’re wondering if you’re crazy or if you’re a genius and when you share it with people they don’t get it, but some of them do… And at worst, it all just leads to inaction. Our insecurity in discerning what is true paralyzes us, and we stay where we are, only sharing the Gospel with Jews… keeping the dream small and exclusive, a mere fraction of what could be.    This morning I saw a quote on Facebook that my aunt shared… Shout out to my wonderful aunt Laurie… she’s an educator in Portland Maine, and she shared this quote from Rumi, 13th century Persian poet, theologian, Sufi mystic, and it was this: “Before you speak, let your words pass through three gates: Is it true? Is it necessary? Is it kind?”    Is it true? Is it necessary? Is it kind?   In Peter’s story, we see him wrestling with whether it was true or not. He saw a vision, heard a voice calling him to do something that God had ALWAYS forbidden, and he says, “No.” Then the vision repeats 3 times. Then he’s left perplexed. Was that true? Was it not true? Then immediately he’s presented with an opportunity to spend time with Gentiles in a Gentile home eating non-kosher Gentile food. All of which God had ALWAYS forbidden. Then read the rest of Acts 10… v. 34 Peter says, “I see very clearly that God shows no favoritism. In every nation he accepts those who fear him and do what is right. This is the message of Good News for the people of Israel (exclusive language) — that there is peace with God through Jesus Christ, who is Lord of ALL… (inclusive, global, universal)…    While Peter was still wrestling with whether or not it was true, he was presented with a situation that proved to him that it was NECESSARY. His experience, his rationality, his educated opinion in his specific culture and context, led him to believe that God wanted him to stray from the established Jewish laws and commandments around eating Kosher and not dining with Gentiles… and it changed history. Other Jews at the time undoubtedly called Peter a heretic.    How could this be true? The Jewish Scriptures were clear. They had no other holy writings to go by…    Peter realized that this word from God during a time of prayer was true by its necessity… The necessity to include and genuinely have the Good News be Good News for all…    So, brothers and sisters, what is truth? How do we know it? And when do we speak up—especially when it’s going directly against the grain of the establishment?    Whether it’s a religious establishment, like it was for Peter, or it’s a political establishment, or a educational establishment, or your workplace and the internal culture that’s become almost like a Law that everyone is living by…    When do you finally say something? When these three things align: Truth, necessity and kindness are in alignment… When that idea you’ve been wrestling with or that Word from God you’ve been perplexed by passes through those 3 gates: truth, necessity and kindness. (And you can replace that last word with whichever virtue you’d like: Compassion, empathy, love, kindness…) It just needs to be anchored in a deep, ethical, morally sound bedrock.    It doesn’t mean you can’t say difficult things… In fact, most of these types of truths are very difficult. Think back to the truths that we’ve been taught by leaders like William Wilberforce, Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr… All of them ethical, but speaking truth to power, because of its necessity.     Psalm 15: 1 Who may worship in your sanctuary, Lord?     Who may enter your presence on your holy hill? 2 Those who lead blameless lives and do what is right,     speaking the truth from sincere hearts. 3 Those who refuse to gossip     or harm their neighbors     or speak evil of their friends. 4 Those who despise flagrant sinners,     and honor the faithful followers of the Lord,     and keep their promises even when it hurts. 5 Those who lend money without charging interest,     and who cannot be bribed to lie about the innocent. Such people will stand firm forever.   If you’re burdened by something, and you’ve been patient, and you’ve shared it with people you love and they affirm that truth, and your experiences affirm that truth, and you recognize the necessity of it, and you’re able to do it surrounded by kindness and compassion and love… I say go for it.    Say something.    I love you guys, make it a good day.   

This episode is a critique of the popular idea of forcing children to share and a discussion of a great alternative approach. Show Notes: It's OK Not to Share by Heather Shumaker TVL Episode 336 A Review Of Jordan Peterson's Parenting Principles  TVL Episode 278 Three Principles Of Philosophy Applied To Parenting  Grit by Angela Duckworth  Should Libertarian Parents Be Strict or Permissive? By Steven Horwitz Support TVL on Patreon and get bonus episodes and other rewards Support TVL on BitBacker with cryptocurrency  

Today I am coming to you solo in this Q+A-Monologue-Deep-Dive. I’m unpacking a TON in this episode. IN THIS EPISODE: The story of how I started my business and became a personal trainer. How do you balance marriage and friendships, while still honoring time for yourself? The importance of maintaining your own identity in any relationship and how to be a supportive partner. Craving genuine friendship, yet when people reach out IRL I pull away, what’s your advice? Shifting our perspective in choosing how we pay attention and the quality of our life. Tips for feeling empowered and accepting feeling just OK (Not particularly happy or depressed)? My advice on how to persevere through recovery when you want to revert back to eating disorder habits. Can I be difficult for you to share certain details of your recovery at times?   CONNECT WITH ENGRID: INSTAGRAM: @livengproof JOIN the Liveng Proof Pod Squad EMAIL: engrid@livengproof.com For more information and full show notes visit: http://livengproof.com/ MENTIONS: Jean Kilborne’s Documentary: Killing Us Softly LPP #74 Building Resiliency Against “Appearance Ideals”, Wanting To Matter, & Media Literacy with Renae Regehr The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment A New Earth: Awakening to […] The post LPP #85 How I Started My Business, Cultivating Healthy Relationships, & Mindful ED Recovery with Engrid Latina appeared first on Liveng Proof.

Today I am coming to you solo in this Q+A-Monologue-Deep-Dive. I’m unpacking a TON in this episode. IN THIS EPISODE: The story of how I started my business and became a personal trainer. How do you balance marriage and friendships, while still honoring time for yourself? The importance of maintaining your own identity in any relationship and how to be a supportive partner. Craving genuine friendship, yet when people reach out IRL I pull away, what’s your advice? Shifting our perspective in choosing how we pay attention and the quality of our life. Tips for feeling empowered and accepting feeling just OK (Not particularly happy or depressed)? My advice on how to persevere through recovery when you want to revert back to eating disorder habits. Can I be difficult for you to share certain details of your recovery at times?   CONNECT WITH ENGRID: INSTAGRAM: @livengproof JOIN the Liveng Proof Pod Squad EMAIL: engrid@livengproof.com For more information and full show notes visit: https://livengproof.com/ MENTIONS: Jean Kilborne’s Documentary: Killing Us Softly LPP #74 Building Resiliency Against “Appearance Ideals”, Wanting To Matter, & Media Literacy with Renae Regehr The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment A New Earth: Awakening to […] The post LPP #85 How I Started My Business, Cultivating Healthy Relationships, & Mindful ED Recovery with Engrid Latina appeared first on Liveng Proof.

加入“365天英语学习计划”，每天进步一点点!打招呼是朋友见面时的第一句话，感情好不好?或熟识不熟识，可以从这句话就开始热络起来，你该不会遇到老外还是只说How are you吧！一起来学习其他的说法吧！！Hey！嘿 / Hi 嗨 / Hello哈罗Howdy！ / Hello there / Hi there！你好！(可以使用于陌生人或一群人,不期待有回应问候方式)询问今天好不好? 有以下例句：How are you? / How are you today? / How is everything?How's it going? / How are you doing? / How do you do?How's tricks? / How's the world treating you?(用于熟人问句)How are you? / How's it going?/How's tricks? 你好嘛?(这句还满老式的说法)What's up? / Good to see you. / How are things with you?(较为随意的问法)Long time no see！好久不见(久未见面的朋友问候)How's life treating you? 你日子过的怎么样?(用于朋友之间)How have you been? 你过得怎么样? (适用于有一阵子没有见面的朋友)What's new? 有什么新鲜事? What's cooking? 有什么新鲜事?(年纪轻的人使用，较粗俗)What's the good word? 有什么好消息吗?(用于熟人间)What are you up to? / What've you been up to? 你最近在做什么?Keeping busy? 还在忙吗?Have you been keeping cool? 你一直都好吗?I haven't seen you in ages！我好久没有见到你了！久违了What a surprise to meet you here！竟然在这遇见你！(惊讶之意相见用语)Never thought I'd see you here！没想到会在这遇见你！How are you holding up?你还撑得住吗? (近期国外人士常使用的问候语)老外问候回覆问“好”之意：I'm fine / Wonderful. / Fabulous. / Terrific 很好,很棒,极好之意Very good. / Great 很好Never better 从没这么好过Couldn't be better再好不过了Pretty good. / I'm doing OK / Not bad. 不错啊！Can't complain. 还不错On the mend. 在好转中如果是还可以“不好不坏”的回覆有Nothing 通常后面会再加一句What about you?I get by. 还过得去As usual和平常一样Not much 没什么特别的 Fair to middling 还可以It's ok / It's all right / It's passable. / It Could be worse. / I'm not complaining. 还好啦Nothing special / new 没有什么特别/新鲜事Same shit,different day 不同日子，同样调子(这句带有比较粗俗不礼貌的说法)Same old crap 老样子(这句带有比较粗俗不礼貌的说法)如果是“不好”的回覆有Not so good. / Lousy / Awful. / very bad. / 不好I feel terrible 我感觉糟透了It sucks！糟糕透了

Journalist HEATHER SHUMAKER shares insights from her parenting books loved by so many free-thinking moms: “It’s Ok to Go Up the Slide: Renegade Rules for Raising Confident and Creative Kids” and "It’s OK Not to Share and Other Renegade Rules for Raising Competent and Compassionate Kids” (Penguin Random House). With a warm voice and a no-nonsense attitude, Heather helps us advocate for our children's unalienable right to be kids! We discuss the importance of childhood physical risk-taking and the benefits of scraped knees. She reminds us that CONFLICT is a great opportunity for our little ones to learn conflict resolution and gives us the tools to help them do it successfully! She tells us how to sidestep the "time to turn it off" screen-time wars, and what to do if our kids are being assigned too much homework in school. We're starting a renegade parenting revolution! Are you with us? Please leave a review: iTunes.com/AtomicMoms AtomicMoms.com Social media: Twitter: @atomicmoms, Instagram @atomicmoms, and Facebook: search "Atomic Moms" page

This show brings the audience great things Ohioans are doing to make their communities, the state, the region, and the world a better place as entrepreneurs, leaders, historical and popular culture figures. For episode 56, I had the pleasure of speaking with Heather Shumaker, author of It’s OK to Go UP the Slide… Renegade Rules for Raising Confident and Creative Kids & It’s OK NOT to Share… and Other Renegade Rules for Raising Competent and Compassionate Kids To connect with the Outstanding Ohioans show, here are a few ways: Itunes Stitcher Your computer Facebook YouTube The two books that Heather Shumaker has written provide great insights and ideas on how to raise children to be responsible, creative human beings with the ability to communicate.  Many of her thoughts counter the current culture of overprotective parents & practices within the school system.   Here were the topics we discussed in our conversation: growing up in Columbus, Ohio the background of her mother and father, who both recently retired as educators attending the School for Young Children, founded in 1969 in Columbus why she structured specific tools & ideas in her books that parents could use her two central parenting themes street smarts and stranger danger sharing calendars & clocks homework recess reading conflict resolution reading for pleasure vs. forced reading technology temptation kid evaluation/resolution vs. adult intervention fairness & justice establishing boundaries Listeners can connect with Heather in the following ways: website contact information speaking engagements Renegade Rules podcast Thank you for taking the time to listen to the show.  Please leave a review on ITunes or Stitcher, or email me at ronsiliko@gmail.com.  Please refer any recommended future guests to my email.  

We've been doing calendar time and letter of the week with young children for so long that for many the benefits are taken for granted. New research is challenging the value of these practices, so today we seek guidance from some early childhood experts. Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @Teach_Preschool @Notjustcute @HeatherShumaker #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Heather Shumaker is a national speaker on parenting and early childhood topics, and is the author of two renegade parenting books: It’s OK Not to Share and It’s OK to Go Up the Slide. An advocate for free, unstructured play in homes and schools, she lives in northern Michigan with her family. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. She currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute. Deborah J. Stewart, M.Ed., with over 20 years experience in the field of early childhood education as a teacher, director, curriculum writer, and music director. Blog: Teach Preschool.

Heather Shumaker is a national speaker on parenting and early childhood topics and is the author of two renegade parenting books: It’s OK Not to Share...and Other Renegade Rules for Raising Competent and Compassionate Kids and It’s OK to Go Up the Slide. An advocate for free, unstructured play in homes and schools, she lives in northern Michigan with her family.

You've planned a great interactive lesson for your entire class, but a student or group of students don't want to be actively involved. Try this... Follow: @bamradionetwork @raepica1 @NotJustCute @HeatherShumaker #edchat #edreform #ece #earlyed #AskingWhatIf Heather Shumaker is a national speaker on parenting and early childhood topics, and is the author of two renegade parenting books: It’s OK Not to Share and It’s OK to Go Up the Slide. An advocate for free, unstructured play in homes and schools, she lives in northern Michigan with her family. Amanda Morgan, MS, has nearly 20 years of experience teaching children, parents, and teachers in a variety of environments. She currently writes at the blog, Not Just Cute.

It's OK Not to Be OK - This House

It's OK Not to Be OK - This House

It's OK Not to Be OK - The Danger of Religion

It's OK Not to Be OK - The Danger of Religion

It’s OK Not to Be OK - Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover

It’s OK Not to Be OK - Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover

It’s OK Not to Be OK - Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover

It’s OK Not to Be OK - Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover