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Judd Apatow is behind some of comedy's greatest movies and shows— making audiences laugh for over three decades. Now, he's focused on preserving the stories of the legends who made him laugh. Apatow joins an overly-delighted Dan to talk about his new Netflix documentaries on the strange, beloved Norm Macdonald and gloriously weird Maria Bamford. Apatow also reveals the rather chaotic inner workings of his mind (like showing up to a Wes Anderson premiere 1 hour and 40 minutes early), his anxiety, and his psychedelic experiences. Apatow also shares the project he's worked on that he's most proud of in his career as well as his recent reflections and insights into Knocked Up, The 40-Year-Old Virgin - including why Steve Carell is a liar about waxing - and trying to explain the gravitational pull of someone like Adam Sandler. “Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald” premieres October 16th and stream “Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story” on October 23rd only on Netflix. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Judd Apatow is behind some of comedy's greatest movies and shows— making audiences laugh for over three decades. Now, he's focused on preserving the stories of the legends who made him laugh. Apatow joins an overly-delighted Dan to talk about his new Netflix documentaries on the strange, beloved Norm Macdonald and gloriously weird Maria Bamford. Apatow also reveals the rather chaotic inner workings of his mind (like showing up to a Wes Anderson premiere 1 hour and 40 minutes early), his anxiety, and his psychedelic experiences. Apatow also shares the project he's worked on that he's most proud of in his career as well as his recent reflections and insights into Knocked Up, The 40-Year-Old Virgin - including why Steve Carell is a liar about waxing - and trying to explain the gravitational pull of someone like Adam Sandler. “Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald” premieres October 16th and stream “Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story” on October 23rd only on Netflix. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Piccarda may have vanished but questions remain. The pilgrim Dante is caught between them, unable to voice them.Beatrice to the rescue! She voices what he cannot say . . . or perhaps what he is afraid to say.She articulates his two questions, makes one of them very personal, and attempts to mitigate the anger of King Nebuchadnezzar . . . or maybe the pilgrim's anger.Join me, Mark Scarbrough, as we explore the fascinating opening to the fourth canto of PARADISO.Here are the segments for this episode of WALKING WITH DANTE:[01:01] My English translation of PARADISO, Canto IV, lines 1 - 27. If you'd like to read along or drop a comment to continue the conversation, please find the entry for this episode on my website, markscarbrough.com.[03:24] PURGATORIO Canto XVIII as the background for PARADISO Cantos IV and V.[06:27] The multivalent, triplicate, opening simile--a man, a lamb, and a dog; hunger, fear, hunger--which embellishes a simile from PARADISO Canto III.[12:51] Beatrice : Daniel :: Nebuchadnezzar : Dante?[15:09] Beatrice's two intuited doubts from the pilgrim: the souls' origins and destinations, as well as the problem of coercion and the will.[20:01] The Latin in the text, the veil of the will.[22:22] The canto's opening simile again: paralysis, perhaps between women, certainly because of desire, hardly a hymn to rational free will.[26:14] Rereading the passage: PARADISO, Canto IV, lines 1 - 27.

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Brad Smith on X: https://x.com/ALScyborgCore Memory w/ Brad Smith: https://youtu.be/SqrANrm-QMY?si=4G62EuP2gOAXkYdPNeura Pod is a series covering topics related to Neuralink, Inc. Topics such as brain-machine interfaces, brain injuries, and artificial intelligence will be explored. Host Ryan Tanaka synthesizes information, shares the latest updates, and conducts interviews to easily learn about Neuralink and its future.Sign up for Neuralink's Patient Registry: https://neuralink.com/trials/Join the Neuralink team: https://neuralink.com/careers/Follow on X: https://www.x.com/neurapod/Opinions are my own. Neura Pod receives no compensation from Neuralink and has no formal affiliation to the company. Ryan Tanaka may have an equity stake in Tesla, Neuralink, or any of Elon Musk's companies.Read more about Neuralink: https://www.neurapod.com/Read about the SpaceX IPO: https://www.elonexplained.com/spacex/ipo/#Neuralink #ElonMusk #Tesla

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Episode 5Ten options in front of you, and you can't move. What if that isn't overwhelm at all?At a recent workshop, a participant asked Mitra why having so many options can feel paralyzing. One line from her answer gave the whole room an "aha" moment: too often, we prefer the familiar unhealthy to the unfamiliar healthy. In this episode, Mitra and co-host Carlota go deeper. That frozen feeling isn't overwhelm, Mitra explains. It's the unfamiliar. And once you can name it, you can learn to choose: not the perfect answer, but your best in this moment.

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Welcome to Daily Bitachon, a special Erev Yom Kippur edition. Avot DeRabbi Natan—an expanded commentary on Pirkei Avot—quotes Rabbi Yochanan ben Dahavai in chapter 27, who tells us: do not distance yourself from a measure that has no limit, and do not distance yourself from a job that has no end. This is comparable to a man taking buckets of water from the ocean and pouring them onto dry land. The ocean is not emptied, and the dry land is not filled. Eventually, he grows weary and frustrated. Another man approaches him and asks, "Foolish one, why are you getting upset? Every single day, you receive a gold coin from your employer." In other words, this man completely misunderstood his mission: his employer never expected him to drain the ocean. He simply wants him to show up, do the work each day, and receive his daily wage for every single effort. This teaching expands on the famous Mishnah in Pirkei Avot (2:16), where Rabbi Tarfon teaches: it is not your duty to finish the work, but neither are you at liberty to neglect it. If you have studied much Torah, you will receive great reward, for your Employer is trustworthy to pay you for your labor. The Bartenura explains that one should never think, "Since I can never master the entire Torah, why should I even bother trying?" God is not like a mortal employer who only pays when the entire project is completed. He pays for every single moment and every individual step. The Chasid Yaavetz notes that Rabbi Tarfon is cautioning us against this exact trap. Spiritual work is fundamentally different from material labor: in Avodat Hashem, every single unit of effort is an end in itself. When constructing a physical building, an individual brick is merely a means to an end; on its own, it serves little purpose. With Torah and mitzvot, however, every action is an ultimate goal because the primary objective is connecting to God. Every ounce of service establishes that connection immediately. The Chafetz Chaim expounds on this passage, applying it specifically to guarding one's speech (In the introduction to his his sefer shemirat halashon ), though it holds true for every area of life. He explains that the Yetzer Hara constantly tries to discourage us from undertaking monumental spiritual projects. The evil inclination whispers: "What are you actually gaining from this? Do you honestly believe you can guard your tongue your entire life without ever stumbling? Your resolve won't last more than a day or two. And even during those two days, do you think you'll do it properly? You live in the real world, surrounded by people. Why waste your energy on a task with no end?" Rabbi Yochanan ben Dahavai refutes this mindset entirely, addressing the Yetzer Hara's arguments head-on. First: "It will only last a day or two." Even if the Yetzer Hara is correct, does that mean we should give up entirely? Imagine walking along the seashore and discovering diamonds washing up onto the sand. Would you refuse to bend down and gather them simply because you can only carry a few? If that holds true for physical wealth, it is infinitely truer for spiritual connection. The Vilna Gaon taught that for every single second a person restrains their speech, they merit a hidden, transcendent light that no angel or creature can fathom. Mishlei (2:4) instructs: "If you seek it like silver and search for it as for hidden treasures..." Just as one would eagerly scramble to collect even one or two loose pearls, we must treat every small spiritual achievement with the same urgency. A well-known parable illustrates this through a young girl selling vegetables in the marketplace. When a thief overturned her cart and bystanders began grabbing the scattered produce, she froze, helpless and weeping. A wise observer urged her: "Why are you just standing there crying? Start grabbing for yourself!" The same applies to our divine service: even if the Yetzer Hara robs you of focus for most of your prayer, seize whatever remains. Fight for the final words. That leads to the second complaint: "I cannot do it perfectly anyway." Consider a person who refuses to go to work, arguing, "Why bother? I will never become a multimillionaire." The obvious reply is that failing to attain extraordinary wealth is no reason to abandon your livelihood altogether. As Shlomo HaMelech declared in Kohelet (9:10): "Whatever your hand finds to do within your power, do it." You might not finish the task, but that is no excuse to withhold your effort. We learn this directly from Moshe Rabbeinu. In Masechet Makkot (10a), the Gemara analyzes Devarim (4:41): "Then Moshe designated three cities [of refuge] across the Jordan." Halachically, these cities could not provide sanctuary until Yehoshua later established the remaining cities in the land of Israel. Moshe was fully aware that these cities would remain non-functional during his lifetime. Why bother? The Rambam explains in his commentary on Avot (4:2) that Moshe lived by a single principle: "When a mitzvah comes my way, I will seize it." Adds the Rambam "If Moshe Rabbeinu—the greatest prophet and the pinnacle of human spiritual perfection—eagerly pursued even an incomplete mitzvah, how much more must we cherish whatever small measures we can attain?" As the secular adage notes, "Perfect is the enemy of good." The Gemara in Menachot (110a) offers the divine perspective: "Whether one does much or one does little, what matters most is that one directs their heart toward Heaven." The Yetzer Hara manifests in subtle, insidious ways. Beyond the cartoonish trope of an external tempter, Hashem built internal psychological tendencies into our nature that the Yetzer Hara exploits. One of the most destructive is perfectionism. At its root, perfectionism often stems from subtle arrogance ( gaavah ). We crave flawless performance as a psychological shield against shame, vulnerability, and the fear of inadequacy. Yet perfection belongs exclusively to Hashem; accepting our limitations is an essential act of humility. As Mishlei (24:16) teaches, "A righteous man falls seven times and rises." Righteousness is defined not by never falling, but by having the humility to rise and begin again. Perfectionism breeds a destructive cognitive distortion: all-or-nothing thinking. It insists that anything short of complete triumph is total failure. In the Perakim section of Nefesh HaChaim , Rav Chaim of Volozhin interprets the verse, "Every inclination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually" (Bereishit 6:5). He notes that the Yetzer Hara's primary strategy is not merely inciting wrongdoing; it is the incessant, demoralizing inner critique whispering: "You are worthless; you are inadequate." When an endeavor must be completely flawless, it generates overwhelming anxiety and tension. Paralyzed by high stakes, a person concludes it is safer to do nothing at all. This resembles someone who refuses to host guests for a mitzvah simply because their tableware is incomplete. This is why we declare at a siyum: "We toil and they toil; we toil and receive reward, while they toil and do not receive reward." In secular pursuits, labor is merely a vehicle; reward depends strictly on output and finished deliverables. In the Torah's economy, however, God rewards the amal —the sincere effort and toil itself. We recite this specifically upon completing a tractate to prevent arrogance or misunderstanding. The celebration is not merely that a milestone was achieved, but that sustained, honest labor was offered along the way. A perfectionist never truly celebrates; reaching a goal brings only fleeting relief before they raise the bar to an impossible, punishing height. As we enter Yom Kippur, our task is to dismantle these two foundational lies of the Yetzer Hara: Lie #1: "It will only last a day or two." The truth: every single second of connection is an eternal, irreplaceable triumph. Lie #2: "You can't do it perfectly anyway." The truth: Hashem asks for sincere, dedicated effort, not perfection. When we internalize these truths, we free ourselves to commit wholeheartedly to real growth—fully aware that our efforts may be fragile, and confident that they are deeply cherished by Hashem.

Jim Leitch could intubate a patient in the middle of the night — alone, short-staffed, smiling — and feel completely calm. Ask him to follow a pasta recipe? That's where things got hard: Everyday tasks and executive function challenges.Jim is a former critical care respiratory therapist and current VP who was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. In this episode, he talks about the exhausting gap between knowing where you want to go and not being able to get started, growing up with perfectionism and a fear of mistakes, and how he quietly created pressure-cooker situations just to get things done. Also: a Christmas pageant in second grade that left a mark he's never forgotten.For more on this topicListen: ADHD and the fear of failureRead: ADHD and perfectionismWatch: Executive dysfunction explained: Why ADHD makes everything so hardFor a transcript and more resources, visit ADHD Aha! on Understood.org. You can also email us at adhdaha@understood.org. As kids head back to school, it's a good time to remember: not every student experiences the classroom the same way. Through My Eyes, a free interactive experience from Understood, lets you step into a day in the life of a kid with ADHD, dyslexia, or dyscalculia. See their strengths and challenges in a whole new way. Try it out here.Understood.org is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering people with learning and thinking differences, like ADHD and dyslexia. If you want to help us continue this work, donate at understood.org/give Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Dancing With the Stars Season 35 is about to hit the ballroom, and this 2026 cast feels INSANE. Conner Leavitt, Ciara Miller, Maura Higgins, Julia Stiles and MORE?! Plus, we're back in the Lindsay Clancy case after the mistrial and the controversy surrounding the lone holdout juror.Welcome to CASE OF THE MONDAYS with Jodie & Amanda — our weekly meeting for reality TV, pop culture, true crime, streaming discoveries, celebrity nonsense and whatever we couldn't stop thinking about all weekend.THIS WEEK:

At 40, Marcus Aurelius Anderson was paralyzed from the neck down and, in his own words, suicidal. What finally moved him wasn't willpower, it was surrender. In this episode, Stephen sits down with Marcus Aurelius Anderson — Army veteran, author, speaker, and CEO of Catalyst International — to talk about the four months he spent fighting his own paralysis before he finally stopped resisting it. They dig into why adversity only shows its "gift" in hindsight, the difference between patience and hesitation, and why most leaders are the actual bottleneck in their own business. Marcus also breaks down two tools he uses with clients to stay regulated under real pressure: the "Hungry Judge" bias (how sleep, blood sugar, and fatigue quietly warp your decisions) and the parachute breath, a 30-second reset for people who don't have five minutes for box breathing. It's the Lion and Lamb methodology in action, the strength to keep pushing, paired with the humility to know when to let go. Marcus is the author of the new book Acta Non Verba ("actions, not words") and host of the Acta Non Verba podcast. Find him at marcusaureliusanderson.com. If this episode helped you, follow One Part Lion, One Part Lamb and leave a rating or review, it's the easiest way to help more people find the show! New episodes drop EVERY WEDNESDAY!

Lords: Erica Alex https://ludobloom.com/ Topics: Making friends with animals The 20 point platform of Count Binface The song NASA banned from space https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKzLopYRauI You Are a Dragonfly & I Am Also a Dragonfly https://www.tumblr.com/apoemaday/722022939295367168/you-are-a-dragonfly-i-am-also-a-dragonfly Using text to organize thoughts A Tale About Digging a Hole https://store.steampowered.com/app/4210530/A_Tale_About_Digging_a_Hole__The_Official_Story_Novel/ Microtopics: Eating a bunch of chocolate. Carob vs. chocolate? Caffeinated soap. Why there's so much cherry juice in everything. What the Cranberries have to say about the Ocean Spray collective. Topic Lords is a Sometimes Food. Emergency Cat Wrangling. Identifying and naming individual squirrels. The kind of friendship you have to cultivate over 20,000 years. The skunk that keeps hanging out and taunting Roy. Licensed squirrels. What moral obligations possibly having a pet squirrel confers upon you. Texas skunks with fake IDs. Squirrely chipmunks. California's Argentine ant super colony. New hypotheses in immunity ecology. Tracking the ant colony outside your house and keeping a database of when each individual ant dies. The more we learn about the squirrels, the more they know about us. The weirdo who's always hanging around on the other side of the mirror. Failing the marshmallow test because you only wanted one marshmallow anyway. Trying to bat squirrels away from your sandwich on your first date with the squirrel lady. Reaming out the president of Belgium because you hate waffles. Count Binface of the Gremloids. Replacing Lord Buckethead when he retires, like the Dread Pirate Roberts. How dare you? I'm from outer space! A t-shirt of Margaret Thatcher worrying about Lord Buckethead. Arcade grabber games to be made fairer. How regulated are claw machines in Clacton? A narrow genre to appreciate if you like screaming. Mission control deciding the music that the astronauts wake up to. A committee of 30 people who decide what music to play at what volume to wake you up at 6:45am. Mission control shutting down Pink Pony Club right before all the astronauts are about to join in on the chorus. The American teenager who wrote most of Scots Wikipedia. Slurred yelps of the song's title. Whether a 2010 blog post is more plausible than a modern Facebook post. Interviewing 90-year-old Jack Lousma about Paralyzed, by the Legendary Stardust Cowboy. What if someone answers the phone at the fake pizza hotline? Roy vs. Fake Roy. Ducking out of reading the poem every time you can. Ducking out vs. weaseling out. Cutting the green air open with our sharp blue bodies simply by being there. Dragonflies that are effortlessly in the moment. A few sentences about what a dragonfly might experience. The implications of seeing a pond for the first time. Looking at the ocean and experiencing awe. (Not the same thing as enjoying it.) The realization that any time, the Pacific Ocean could decide to kill you no matter where you are. How Jim is going to mentally process the concept of ponds. The set of things that would have to be true for you to be able to solve this puzzle. Particularization. Inventing a puzzle solving process to play video games more efficiently and then using the same process to drive cold fusion. The fantasy of producing something meaningful. Art as a product vs. art as a process. Gathering ore and selling the ore for upgrades. PDF DLC.

Criminal defense attorney Bob Motta sat inside Plymouth Superior Court for every day of Lindsay Clancy's five-week murder trial. He joins Tony Brueski for the full three-part conversation — the courtroom experience the cameras could not show, the prosecution's premeditation evidence versus the defense's medication argument, and what Lindsay's future holds regardless of the verdict.Bob describes what the room felt like during the worst testimony — the jury's nine mothers watching the prosecution describe how each child died, the families splitting the gallery, and the moment the energy shifted. He walks through ADA Jennifer Sprague's argument that the CVS run proves planning and Kevin Reddington's response that organized behavior and psychosis coexist every day.Lindsay was prescribed over a dozen psychiatric medications in months by providers who were not coordinating her care. She documented her symptoms. She sought help. The prosecution called it a cover story. The defense called it a system that destroyed a mother. Bob examines which argument landed in the room.He closes with the Andrea Yates precedent — twenty years committed — and what Lindsay's life inside Tewksbury Hospital looks like now. Paralyzed, medicated, locked in since 2023. The five verdict options the jury had for each child all lead to the same place: a locked building.Listen Anywhere You Get Podcasts: https://pod.link/1655749292Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@hiddenkillerspod?sub_confirmation=1Join Our SubStack For AD-FREE ADVANCE EPISODES & EXTRAS!: https://hiddenkillers.substack.com/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspod X Twitter https://x.com/tonybpodThis publication contains commentary and opinion based on publicly available information. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Nothing published here should be taken as a statement of fact, health or legal advice.#LindsayClancy #LindsayClancyTrial #BobMotta #TrueCrime #PostpartumPsychosis #InsanityDefense #HiddenKillers #PatrickClancy #MurderTrial #DefenseDiaries

Monday's Here. Your Soul Is Not.Grab your coffee, matcha, or whatever takes the edge off Monday, pop in your earbuds, and let's shit-talk TV, gossip, true crime & whatever we couldn't stop thinking about.THIS WEEK:

This lecture reflects on Mark chapter 2, where Jesus returns to Capernaum and is surrounded by such a large crowd that people pack the house and fill the area outside the door. Four men bring a paralyzed man on a mat, but when they cannot reach Jesus through the crowd, they dig through the roof and lower him down before him.Jesus responds first by telling the man that his sins are forgiven. The religious teachers present question this, saying that only God can forgive sins. Jesus then asks whether it is easier to forgive sins or to tell the man to stand up and walk, and he declares that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins.He then tells the man to stand up, pick up his mat, and go home. The man immediately gets up and walks out, and the crowd is amazed and praises God, saying they have never seen anything like it.The lecture then highlights the faith and persistence of the four friends, describing them as people who go out of their way to help someone meet Jesus. Their effort is presented as a model of friendship and determination, even in the face of crowding, resistance, and inconvenience.A second focus is the order in which Jesus addresses the man's needs. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus begins with forgiveness before physical healing, using this to point to priorities in life. The teaching compares life to a jar that can be filled with many concerns, and argues that when Jesus and forgiveness come first, the other parts of life fit more properly.The lecture closes by encouraging listeners to reorder their lives with God first and to trust Jesus with both the major and minor concerns of daily life.

Johnny Mac reports poolside on Netflix's four Friday comedy documentaries in October: “Who Is Martin Mull?” (Oct 7, produced by Bob Saget and Neil Berkeley), “Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald” (Oct 16, built from archival material and backed by Judd Apatow), “Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story” (Oct 23, also from Apatow), and “SCTV: The Greatest Show You've Never Heard Of” (Oct 30, with Jimmy Kimmel as executive producer; SCTV episodes arrive Sept 1). He also covers NASCAR's Theo Von promo for the playoffs, Sam Morril saying a great Knicks run hurt his comedy writing, Jimmy Kimmel discussing retirement doubts, Great Outdoors Comedy Festival Mississauga lineup changes tied to Mike Birbiglia's new film, Michael Ian Black's new special, and Edinburgh Fringe items including Sasha Nazlobin's exile story and discussions on risk and experimentation in comedy.00:00 Netflix Comedy Docs01:52 SCTV and Kimmel Credit02:49 Theo Von NASCAR Promo03:59 Sam Morril Knicks Bit04:15 Nate Bargatze Backlash05:52 Kimmel Retirement Talk07:47 Festival Lineup Updates08:48 Birbiglia New Movie09:16 Michael Ian Black Special11:41 Comedy Stock Market13:06 Pablo Pledgecobar Skit14:20 Exiled Russian Comic17:21 Fringe Risk and B-Sides  Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/daily-comedy-news-with-johnny-mac--4522158/support.Today's DCN is brought to you by MyBookie use promo code DCN!Daily Comedy News is hosted by Johnny Mac and releases every weekday. Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite app. Part of the Caloroga Shark Media network. For transcripts and show notes visit www.dailycomedynews.comDaily Comedy News with Johnny Mac is a daily podcast covering comedians, stand-up comedy, late night television, and the comedy industry. New episodes every morning. Follow on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen.  Contact John at John@thesharkdeck dot com For Uninterrupted Listening, use the Apple Podcast App and click the banner that says Uninterrupted Listening.  $4.99/month John's Substack about media is free. 

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Americans are officially afraid of everything. From the workplace to the dinner table, an all-consuming, paralyzing fear is stopping people from speaking up. This week, Richard Cason shares why he thinks everyone is walking on eggshells and what happens when someone finally decides to shoot straight. Listen now to break the silence.

The problem isn't that you can't decide. It's that you have too many options. If every big decision feels exhausting, there's a reason for it, and it has nothing to do with willpower. I know because I'm exactly the same way. I once spent 90 minutes trying to pick something to watch on Netflix, watched every trailer, and finally handed the remote to my husband and said, "You choose." Sound familiar? In this episode, I'm joined by David Epstein, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Range and bestselling author of Inside the Box: How Constraints Make Us Better. Together, we explore why keeping every door open is quietly making us more anxious, more overwhelmed, and less satisfied, and why creating limits is often the fastest path to clarity, confidence, and peace. You'll learn: Why having more options often leads to more regret The surprising brain bias that keeps you stuck How to stop second-guessing yourself after you make a decision Why "good enough" beats trying to find the perfect choice How to make big life decisions feel smaller and less scary A simple subtraction exercise that instantly clarifies your priorities Why committing to one path actually gives you more freedom, not less If you're tired of overthinking, afraid of making the wrong choice, or keeping every possibility alive because you don't want to miss out, this conversation will help you stop spinning and start moving forward. Xoxo, Dr. Lisa Marie Bobby Growing Self Special thanks to this month's sponsors of the podcast: Shopify —  Every self-made person started somewhere. Yours starts free at shopify.com/lhs Quince — Quality products you'll actually use that feel like luxury without the price tag. Get free shipping and 365-day returns at ⁠quince.com/lhs⁠ Skylight — Stay connected with the people you love through beautiful digital calendars and photo frames designed for real family life. Learn more at skylightcal.com/lhs.

What if the greatest limitation in your life wasn't your circumstances—but the lies you've believed about yourself?I had the incredible privilege of sitting down with Katie Mathews, co-founder of Limitless Journey, author, speaker, and life coach. At just sixteen years old, Katie's life changed forever after a devastating car accident left her a quadriplegic. Doctors told her she would never live independently, and for a season she believed the enemy's lies that her life no longer had purpose.But God...Instead of allowing her brokenness to define her, God began transforming her mind, healing her heart, and showing her that true freedom isn't found in perfect circumstances—it's found in Christ.Through a simple practice of gratitude, the renewing of her mind through Scripture, and learning to partner with God one day at a time, Katie discovered a joy that couldn't be taken away by her diagnosis. Today she helps others experience that same freedom through Limitless Journey, a ministry dedicated to helping people renew their minds in partnership with God.In This Episode We Discuss:• Katie's powerful testimony of surviving a life-changing car accident• How gratitude became the turning point in her healing journey• Why renewing your mind is one of the most important battles you'll ever fight• The difference between living like a victim and walking as a victor in Christ• How Scripture and neuroscience beautifully complement one another• The importance of taking every thought captive• Why your diagnosis, disability, trauma, or past does not define your identity• The incredible story behind the founding of Limitless Journey• Practical encouragement for anyone feeling stuck, hopeless, or overwhelmed• The life-changing truth of Romans 12:2One of my favorite moments from this conversation was Katie's reminder that even when she couldn't control anything else, she could still choose which thoughts she allowed to take root. That simple shift changed everything.As we also talked about in this episode, the music we listen to, the truth we meditate on, and the voices we allow into our lives all shape our hearts. God's Word calls us to take every thought captive and think on whatever is true, honorable, pure, lovely, and praiseworthy. Those aren't just beautiful words—they're an invitation into freedom.If you've been feeling stuck in fear, shame, anxiety, grief, or disappointment, I pray this conversation reminds you that your story isn't over. God still has purpose for your life, and He specializes in bringing beauty from brokenness.Also, she is holding an online event that begins this Thursday (August 6th). If you are interested, head to her website below to sign up.Bio:Katie Mathews knows what it feels like to believe life is over. After a car accident at age 16 left her quadriplegic and with a traumatic brain injury, she spent years searching for meaning and trying to prove her worth. Everything changed when she encountered the Father's heart and discovered her identity in Christ. Today, Katie is the Co-Founder of Limitless Journey, a speaker, life coach, and author of Unparalyzed. Her passion is helping others experience the freedom that comes from renewing the mind, embracing beloved identity, and walking in a deeper relationship with Jesus.Anchor Verses:Romans 12:22 Corinthians 10:52 Corinthians 4:18Song Discussed: Kristene DiMarco-I Am No Victimhttps://open.spotify.com/track/3N7rwaAePlkiyQIp1RLkR4?si=2RhzUy6oR3C97qUepgMGig&utm_source=copy-linkConnect with Katie:Website: limitlessjourney.org IG: https://www.instagram.com/ktlooksup/Email: katie@limitlessjourney.org ***If this episode encouraged you, would you take a moment to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs this reminder today? You never know how God might use one conversation to help someone choose hope again.***

Did you leave — and then immediately second guess if you made the right decision?If you've physically walked away but your mind is still stuck in the relationship, running mental pro/con lists at 6am and replaying his words at midnight, you're not broken — you're in what I call the "special hell" of leaving without being able to actually leave.Here's what you'll walk away with:Why trusting your decision has nothing to do with thinking harder about it — and everything to do with your nervous systemThe real math on how much of your life indecision is quietly stealing (hint: it's a freaking lot)What fear is actually lurking beneath the ping-ponging — and why no pro/con list can touch itIf you're tired of spending a third of your year arguing with yourself over a decision you've already made, hit play — your nervous system will thank you.QUICK LINKS FROM EPISODE:Schedule your free Intro Session: https://freeintrosession-pa.youcanbook.me/RESOURCES FOR YOUR HEALING:

Ep. 215 - Kimberly sits down with author, speaker, and mind-set coach Jaikishaan Sharma. After losing his job, buying a home, and welcoming a newborn daughter, Jackishan suffered a life-altering accident when he was hit by a speeding car as a pedestrian. Doctors gave him just a 5% chance of ever walking again. Paralyzed from the waist down, Jackishan plunged into financial hardship, severe depression, and suicidal ideation. However, a single transformative moment with his young daughter sparked a inner shift. Through intense mindset work, journaling, formal and informal mindfulness, water therapy, and sheer determination, Jackishan went from paralyzed in a wheelchair to standing back up on his feet. Today, he shares his roadmap to help others break through physical and emotional trauma. Chapter Timestamps: 1:48 – The Perfect Storm (Job Loss, New Baby & Mortgage) 5:19 – The Accident & Diagnosis 7:13 – Inpatient Rehab, Financial Stress & Depression 12:00 – Forgiving the Driver & Finding Healing 17:41 – The Turning Point & Mindset Work 25:15 – Journaling, Mindset Shifts & Keeping the Wheelchair 28:10 – The First Sign of Recovery (The Moving Toe) 29:54 – Priming, Mindfulness & Visualizations 33:58 – Standing Up & Surprising the Doctor 38:31 – The Emotional Breakdown & Gratitude for Family 42:18 – Walking Again & Transitioning Off the Wheelchair 43:40 – Finding Purpose & Helping Others Online 47:44 – Trauma Coaching & From Wheelchair to Dream Chair 51:24 – Redefining Success & Final Words of Wisdom 53:12 – Outro & Where to Connect Follow Jaikishaan Sharma: https://www.instagram.com/jaikishaansharma/ Follow Kimberly: https://www.instagram.com/kimberlylovi/

A paralyzed man walks again at Virginia Union University, for the second time, thanks to a whole lot of determination and a pair of robotic legs. AND A nurse saved a baby no one thought would survive; 50 years later, they still have a strong bond. To see videos and photos referenced in this episode, visit GodUpdates! https://www.godtube.com/blog/paralyzed-man-walks-again.html https://www.godtube.com/blog/nurse-saves-baby-strong-bond.html Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

From Cal Rugby National Championship to Doctors telling him he might never walk again, in this episode, Rob Paylor shares his journey of physical injury and mental fortitude.  Follow The Scooty Fund on IG: @thescootyfundSee more online: https://scootyfund.org/

I Had Read Every Self-Help Book and Still Felt Paralyzed with GosiaWhat happens when you've spent years reading personal development books, listening to podcasts, attending meetings, and collecting information—but still feel stuck?In this heartfelt client spotlight episode, JJ sits down with Gosia to discuss her transformation from feeling frozen, overwhelmed, and unable to move forward to becoming more confident, self-aware, and empowered in her daily life.Gosia shares how she first discovered JJ during one of the most difficult periods of her life while navigating divorce, and how years of personal growth work helped her survive—but not necessarily heal. Despite consuming countless self-help resources and participating in support groups, she still found herself feeling paralyzed, disconnected, and unsure how to create lasting change.Everything shifted when she attended Unleashing Your Manifestation Power and later joined Rewiring Your Core Wound Patterns. Through the combination of community support, accountability, emotional healing tools, and daily application, Gosia began recognizing the difference between knowing information and actually living it.In this episode, we discuss:The hidden struggle of looking successful while feeling stuck internallyWhy collecting information doesn't always create transformationHow unresolved core wounds can keep you trapped in familiar patternsThe difference between coping and healingLearning to identify feelings, needs, and emotional triggersMoving from victim consciousness into personal responsibilityHow emotional healing impacts confidence, relationships, and self-trustWhy accountability and community accelerate growthBreaking free from numbing behaviors like emotional eating, shopping, and avoidanceBecoming "different in the same situation" as a measure of true healingGosia also shares her experience in both Rewiring Your Core Wound Patterns and the 8-Week Body Reset, revealing how emotional healing and physical health are deeply connected.If you've ever felt like you've done "all the work" but still find yourself repeating the same patterns, this conversation offers hope, inspiration, and proof that real transformation is possible.Mentioned in this EpisodeRewiring Your Core Wound Patterns:jjflizanes.com/apply3 Steps to Untangle Messy Emotional Situations:jjflizanes.com/3stepsFeelings and Needs List:jjflizanes.com/feelingslistAre You Really Healing or High Functioning? Quiz:jjflizanes.com/quizNew Body Blueprint Cruise:thenewbodyblueprint.comConnect with JJWebsite:jjflizanes.comSpirit, Purpose & Energy Podcast:jjflizanes.com/podcastInstagram:instagram.com/jjflizanesFacebook:facebook.com/jflizanes

I Had Read Every Self-Help Book and Still Felt Paralyzed with GosiaWhat happens when you've spent years reading personal development books, listening to podcasts, attending meetings, and collecting information—but still feel stuck?In this heartfelt client spotlight episode, JJ sits down with Gosia to discuss her transformation from feeling frozen, overwhelmed, and unable to move forward to becoming more confident, self-aware, and empowered in her daily life.Gosia shares how she first discovered JJ during one of the most difficult periods of her life while navigating divorce, and how years of personal growth work helped her survive—but not necessarily heal. Despite consuming countless self-help resources and participating in support groups, she still found herself feeling paralyzed, disconnected, and unsure how to create lasting change.Everything shifted when she attended Unleashing Your Manifestation Power and later joined Rewiring Your Core Wound Patterns. Through the combination of community support, accountability, emotional healing tools, and daily application, Gosia began recognizing the difference between knowing information and actually living it.In this episode, we discuss:The hidden struggle of looking successful while feeling stuck internallyWhy collecting information doesn't always create transformationHow unresolved core wounds can keep you trapped in familiar patternsThe difference between coping and healingLearning to identify feelings, needs, and emotional triggersMoving from victim consciousness into personal responsibilityHow emotional healing impacts confidence, relationships, and self-trustWhy accountability and community accelerate growthBreaking free from numbing behaviors like emotional eating, shopping, and avoidanceBecoming "different in the same situation" as a measure of true healingGosia also shares her experience in both Rewiring Your Core Wound Patterns and the 8-Week Body Reset, revealing how emotional healing and physical health are deeply connected.If you've ever felt like you've done "all the work" but still find yourself repeating the same patterns, this conversation offers hope, inspiration, and proof that real transformation is possible.Mentioned in this EpisodeRewiring Your Core Wound Patterns:jjflizanes.com/apply3 Steps to Untangle Messy Emotional Situations:jjflizanes.com/3stepsFeelings and Needs List:jjflizanes.com/feelingslistAre You Really Healing or High Functioning? Quiz:jjflizanes.com/quizNew Body Blueprint Cruise:thenewbodyblueprint.comConnect with JJWebsite:jjflizanes.comSpirit, Purpose & Energy Podcast:jjflizanes.com/podcastInstagram:instagram.com/jjflizanesFacebook:facebook.com/jflizanes

I Had Read Every Self-Help Book and Still Felt Paralyzed with GosiaWhat happens when you've spent years reading personal development books, listening to podcasts, attending meetings, and collecting information—but still feel stuck?In this heartfelt client spotlight episode, JJ sits down with Gosia to discuss her transformation from feeling frozen, overwhelmed, and unable to move forward to becoming more confident, self-aware, and empowered in her daily life.Gosia shares how she first discovered JJ during one of the most difficult periods of her life while navigating divorce, and how years of personal growth work helped her survive—but not necessarily heal. Despite consuming countless self-help resources and participating in support groups, she still found herself feeling paralyzed, disconnected, and unsure how to create lasting change.Everything shifted when she attended Unleashing Your Manifestation Power and later joined Rewiring Your Core Wound Patterns. Through the combination of community support, accountability, emotional healing tools, and daily application, Gosia began recognizing the difference between knowing information and actually living it.In this episode, we discuss:The hidden struggle of looking successful while feeling stuck internallyWhy collecting information doesn't always create transformationHow unresolved core wounds can keep you trapped in familiar patternsThe difference between coping and healingLearning to identify feelings, needs, and emotional triggersMoving from victim consciousness into personal responsibilityHow emotional healing impacts confidence, relationships, and self-trustWhy accountability and community accelerate growthBreaking free from numbing behaviors like emotional eating, shopping, and avoidanceBecoming "different in the same situation" as a measure of true healingGosia also shares her experience in both Rewiring Your Core Wound Patterns and the 8-Week Body Reset, revealing how emotional healing and physical health are deeply connected.If you've ever felt like you've done "all the work" but still find yourself repeating the same patterns, this conversation offers hope, inspiration, and proof that real transformation is possible.Mentioned in this EpisodeRewiring Your Core Wound Patterns:jjflizanes.com/apply3 Steps to Untangle Messy Emotional Situations:jjflizanes.com/3stepsFeelings and Needs List:jjflizanes.com/feelingslistAre You Really Healing or High Functioning? Quiz:jjflizanes.com/quizNew Body Blueprint Cruise:thenewbodyblueprint.comConnect with JJWebsite:jjflizanes.comSpirit, Purpose & Energy Podcast:jjflizanes.com/podcastInstagram:instagram.com/jjflizanesFacebook:facebook.com/jflizanes

I Had Read Every Self-Help Book and Still Felt Paralyzed with GosiaWhat happens when you've spent years reading personal development books, listening to podcasts, attending meetings, and collecting information—but still feel stuck?In this heartfelt client spotlight episode, JJ sits down with Gosia to discuss her transformation from feeling frozen, overwhelmed, and unable to move forward to becoming more confident, self-aware, and empowered in her daily life.Gosia shares how she first discovered JJ during one of the most difficult periods of her life while navigating divorce, and how years of personal growth work helped her survive—but not necessarily heal. Despite consuming countless self-help resources and participating in support groups, she still found herself feeling paralyzed, disconnected, and unsure how to create lasting change.Everything shifted when she attended Unleashing Your Manifestation Power and later joined Rewiring Your Core Wound Patterns. Through the combination of community support, accountability, emotional healing tools, and daily application, Gosia began recognizing the difference between knowing information and actually living it.In this episode, we discuss:The hidden struggle of looking successful while feeling stuck internallyWhy collecting information doesn't always create transformationHow unresolved core wounds can keep you trapped in familiar patternsThe difference between coping and healingLearning to identify feelings, needs, and emotional triggersMoving from victim consciousness into personal responsibilityHow emotional healing impacts confidence, relationships, and self-trustWhy accountability and community accelerate growthBreaking free from numbing behaviors like emotional eating, shopping, and avoidanceBecoming "different in the same situation" as a measure of true healingGosia also shares her experience in both Rewiring Your Core Wound Patterns and the 8-Week Body Reset, revealing how emotional healing and physical health are deeply connected.If you've ever felt like you've done "all the work" but still find yourself repeating the same patterns, this conversation offers hope, inspiration, and proof that real transformation is possible.Mentioned in this EpisodeRewiring Your Core Wound Patterns:jjflizanes.com/apply3 Steps to Untangle Messy Emotional Situations:jjflizanes.com/3stepsFeelings and Needs List:jjflizanes.com/feelingslistAre You Really Healing or High Functioning? Quiz:jjflizanes.com/quizNew Body Blueprint Cruise:thenewbodyblueprint.comConnect with JJWebsite:jjflizanes.comSpirit, Purpose & Energy Podcast:jjflizanes.com/podcastInstagram:instagram.com/jjflizanesFacebook:facebook.com/jflizanes

I Had Read Every Self-Help Book and Still Felt Paralyzed with GosiaWhat happens when you've spent years reading personal development books, listening to podcasts, attending meetings, and collecting information—but still feel stuck?In this heartfelt client spotlight episode, JJ sits down with Gosia to discuss her transformation from feeling frozen, overwhelmed, and unable to move forward to becoming more confident, self-aware, and empowered in her daily life.Gosia shares how she first discovered JJ during one of the most difficult periods of her life while navigating divorce, and how years of personal growth work helped her survive—but not necessarily heal. Despite consuming countless self-help resources and participating in support groups, she still found herself feeling paralyzed, disconnected, and unsure how to create lasting change.Everything shifted when she attended Unleashing Your Manifestation Power and later joined Rewiring Your Core Wound Patterns. Through the combination of community support, accountability, emotional healing tools, and daily application, Gosia began recognizing the difference between knowing information and actually living it.In this episode, we discuss:The hidden struggle of looking successful while feeling stuck internallyWhy collecting information doesn't always create transformationHow unresolved core wounds can keep you trapped in familiar patternsThe difference between coping and healingLearning to identify feelings, needs, and emotional triggersMoving from victim consciousness into personal responsibilityHow emotional healing impacts confidence, relationships, and self-trustWhy accountability and community accelerate growthBreaking free from numbing behaviors like emotional eating, shopping, and avoidanceBecoming "different in the same situation" as a measure of true healingGosia also shares her experience in both Rewiring Your Core Wound Patterns and the 8-Week Body Reset, revealing how emotional healing and physical health are deeply connected.If you've ever felt like you've done "all the work" but still find yourself repeating the same patterns, this conversation offers hope, inspiration, and proof that real transformation is possible.Mentioned in this EpisodeRewiring Your Core Wound Patterns:jjflizanes.com/apply3 Steps to Untangle Messy Emotional Situations:jjflizanes.com/3stepsFeelings and Needs List:jjflizanes.com/feelingslistAre You Really Healing or High Functioning? Quiz:jjflizanes.com/quizNew Body Blueprint Cruise:thenewbodyblueprint.comConnect with JJWebsite:jjflizanes.comSpirit, Purpose & Energy Podcast:jjflizanes.com/podcastInstagram:instagram.com/jjflizanesFacebook:facebook.com/jflizanes

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If you've spent the last three weeks with seventeen browser tabs open comparing ConvertKit, Flodesk, and MailChimp — and you still haven't picked one — this episode is for you.A listener asked the question so many of us get stuck on: "How do I choose?" And the honest answer isn't a longer feature comparison. It's three simple questions that cut through the noise, plus one mistake that's quietly costing undecided business owners real money every week they wait.In this episode, you'll learn:The only three questions you actually need to answer before picking an email platformA plain, no-fluff comparison of Kit (formerly ConvertKit), Flodesk, and MailChimp — including where each one falls shortThe one mistake that costs you money when you wait too long to decideWhat's coming for Flodesk users that might close one of its current gapsYour simple Collab Task to get unstuck this weekEpisode Highlights:[00:00] The listener question everyone gets stuck on: ConvertKit vs. Flodesk vs. MailChimp[01:15] The only three questions that actually matter before you choose a platform[03:30] Kit (formerly ConvertKit): built for automation and selling, lighter on design[04:45] Flodesk: design-first, flat-rate pricing, and where it's historically been weaker[06:50] What's coming for Flodesk — a beta integration and a first look at Flodesk Studio[08:00] The real mistake: it's not picking wrong, it's picking nothing[09:30] This week's Collab Task(Timestamps are estimates based on the script — adjust to match final recorded/edited audio.)Key Takeaway:"The cost isn't picking the 'wrong' platform. The cost is picking no platform."Resources Mentioned:Kit (formerly ConvertKit) — kit.comFlodesk — JanTouchberry.com/emailMailChimp — mailchimp.comThis Week's Collab Task:Pick your platform using the three questions from this episode, then create a free account — this week, not this month. Head to jantouchberry.com to dig deeper into building the rest of your owned-media strategy once you're set up.Call to Action:Already have a platform but not sure it's the right fit? Or ready to build the website and brand that actually turns your email list into clients? Head to jantouchberry.com to see how we can work together.CONNECT WITH JAN:Here are all the best places and FREE stuff

Hear Joni talk about a meaningful quote she said to herself while lying in the hospital bed right after her accident. -------- Thank you for listening! Your support of Joni and Friends helps make this show possible.     Joni and Friends envisions a world where every person with a disability finds hope, dignity, and their place in the body of Christ. Become part of the global movement today at www.joniandfriends.org   Find more encouragement on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube.

Learn how to fix your pain with our “Centralization Process” here! https://rebrand.ly/ytpainfreeSubmit an application to work with us 1:1 and learn how to fix your low back! ⁠www.therehabfix.com/low-back-program⁠To view hundreds of free low back videos please follow us on instagram at @rehabfix ⁠www.instagram.com/rehabfix⁠If you've been told injections, spinal cord stimulators, or surgery are the ONLY solution for your lower back pain or sciatica… this video could completely change how you view back pain treatment.In this episode, I'll share shocking real-life stories of patients who went into pain clinics for routine back pain procedures… and woke up permanently paralyzed. She breaks down the growing dangers of spinal cord stimulators, epidural steroid injections, and unnecessary invasive procedures, while explaining why movement-based rehab should almost always come FIRST.Low back pain is the #1 disability in the world, but most people are never told that the vast majority of disc herniations and sciatica cases can recover naturally without surgery.Inside this video, you'll learn:✅ What a spinal cord stimulator actually does✅ The hidden risks of back pain procedures & injections✅ Why movement is often the REAL solution for low back pain✅ Conservative treatments for back pain that should come first✅ The truth about rehab vs injections vs surgery

Send us Fan MailRob Paylor shares the life-changing moment a rugby injury left him paralyzed and the mindset that helped him rebuild his life after a spinal cord injury. He reveals powerful lessons on resilience, faith, gratitude, goal setting, forgiveness, mental toughness, and finding purpose through adversity. Rob explains how small daily wins, perspective shifts, and service to others fueled his recovery and helped him achieve what once seemed impossible. This conversation is packed with practical tools for overcoming challenges, building mental strength, and winning when life doesn't go according to plan.Thank you for tuning in! If you feel led, please subscribe & share the show to others who you believe would benefit from it.Keep in touch below!Join The Unshakeable Discipline Community! Winning Is... Weekly Newsletter!LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/ryanacass/Instagram | @ryanacass

Southeast Baptist Podcast features the preaching and teaching of Pastor John Ray, the senior pastor of Southeast Baptist Tabernacle in Indianapolis, IN. His preaching is biblical, conversational, and encouraging as you pursue a Christlike walk.

Southeast Baptist Podcast features the preaching and teaching of Pastor John Ray, the senior pastor of Southeast Baptist Tabernacle in Indianapolis, IN. His preaching is biblical, conversational, and encouraging as you pursue a Christlike walk.

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What happens when a U.S. Marine survives war, multiple brain surgeries, a life-changing diagnosis, and the loss of his ability to walk?In this episode of Living The Red Life, John Patricio shares the mindset, leadership principles, and relentless resilience that helped him build Patricio Systems into a successful government contracting company while navigating challenges that would stop most people in their tracks.From serving in Desert Storm and leading Marines in combat to becoming a paraplegic and launching a thriving veteran-owned business, John reveals how the Marine Corps philosophy of "Improvise, Adapt, Overcome" became the foundation for both his personal and professional success. He breaks down the realities of leadership, government contracting, project management, overcoming failure, and building a mission-driven company that delivers results.This episode is a masterclass in resilience, accountability, entrepreneurship, and turning adversity into opportunity.Key Takeaways• Why successful people become solution-driven instead of problem-focused• How military leadership principles translate into business growth• The mindset shift that helped John overcome becoming paraplegic• Why celebrating small wins creates momentum for long-term success• How "Improvise, Adapt, Overcome" can be applied to entrepreneurship and lifeNotable Quotes• "You are not a result of what happens to you. You're a result of how you respond to what happens to you."• "Since you can control your response, you can control your result."• "Every person who's successful wasn't just successful and it wasn't easy."• "I focus on what I can control and what I can do to make this world a better place."• "The difference between those who succeed and those who don't is how they respond to failure."Connect with Rudy Mawer:LinkedInInstagramFacebookTwitter

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Preview for Later Today: Evan Ellis describes the turmoil in Bolivia, where blockades by cocaleros and miners, driven by Evo Morales, have paralyzed La Paz in a narco-terrorist effort aimed at returning Morales to power.1900 BOLIVIA

One day your hairline's normal. Next thing you know you're analyzing family genetics like a forensic investigator and taking mirror selfies under different lighting trying to prove you're not cooked. Even for a paralyzed guy, this sucks.This episode starts with haircut regrets and hairline denial… and somehow ends with Max spending 9 hours on a table in Chicago getting his scalp reconstructed graft by graft.Somewhere in the middle: a comedy club, public humiliation, a crowd chanting Max's name, and a 6am surgery that suddenly felt very real.We get into is the chaos, ego, pain tolerance, and the lengths men will go to avoid looking like George Costanza.If your forehead's been gaining square footage lately… this one's for you.#HairTransplant #FUE #HairLoss #MalePatternBaldness #Hairline #HairRestoration #FUEHairTransplant #Balding #MensGrooming #HairTransplantJourney #HairlineTransformation #ChicagoHairTransplant #HairTransplantResults #MensStyle #Confidence #GlowUp #Finasteride #TurkeyHairTransplant #HairGrafts #Podcast #ComedyPodcast #RealTalk #MensMentalHealth #Transformation #LifeToTheMaxhair transplant, fue hair transplant, hair transplant journey, hair transplant results, hair restoration, male pattern baldness, balding in your 20s, hairline recession, fixing hairline, hair grafts, chicago hair transplant, fue vs fut, hair transplant recovery, hair transplant pain, hair transplant cost, best hair transplant clinic, hair transplant before and after, men's confidence, men's self image, hair loss podcast, comedy podcast, real talk podcast, life to the max podcast paralysis disabled

Leave an Amazon Rating or Review for my New York Times Bestselling book, Make Money Easy! Check out the full episode: https://greatness.lnk.to/1924DM Anita Moorjani got her cancer diagnosis while grieving two friends who had just died from the same disease. That confirmed it for her: this was a death sentence. She was stuck between doctors pushing chemo and naturopaths calling it poison. Every day she woke up terrified and unable to move. So she left. Six months in India, twice-daily sessions at an ashram, and a teacher who refused to use the word "cancer." Just an imbalance. Let's correct it. That reframe lifted the fear. And slowly, she got better. Sign up for the Greatness newsletter: http://www.greatness.com/newsletter Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we dive into the fascinating process behind the documentary "Paralyzed by Hope," which unpacks Maria Bamford's journey through mental health, grief, and resilience. Neil Berkeley, co-director, shares insights on storytelling choices, the impact of environment on mental health, and the power of comedy to reveal life's hardest truths.Key Topics:The spontaneous, journalistic approach to filming and editing without music to maintain authenticityHow stand-up comedy serves as a gateway to revealing personal stories and universal truthsThe interplay between environmental factors like wildfires and mental health in storytellingArtistic transformation of grief into shared human experience and community supportThe challenges and strategies behind making an intimate documentary about a public figureTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction to the film "Paralyzed by Hope" and screening details00:25 - Insights into Neil Berkeley's entry into the project and initial ideas01:12 - Behind the spontaneous filming process with Maria Bamford02:15 - The intentional decision to shoot without soundtrack and melodramatic influence03:05 - The role of music and how its absence shapes the film's tone04:17 - Exploring themes of grief, mental health, and comedy's cathartic power05:25 - Setting scenes in universal moments like wildfire aftermath to discuss climate and community06:27 - The unpredictable nature of documentary storytelling and real-life events07:55 - Screening details and future availability of the filmResources & Links:Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story – Screening details and moreMaria Bamford – Connect with MariaJudd Apatow – Collaborator and producer insightsConnect with Neil Berkeley:TwitterWebsitehttps://newportfilm.com/films/paralyzed-by-hope-the-maria-bamford-story/Support the showFollow Bill on Instagram and YouTube

The Alpha and Omega of 1920: Wilson's Health and the League of Nations Guest: David Pietrusza This segment explores Woodrow Wilson's debilitating stroke in October 1919 and how it paralyzed his presidency. Historian David Pietrusza discusses the central role of the League of Nations, detailing how Wilson's crusade split the Republican party and ultimately shaped American internationalism for decades to come.1. The Available Man from Ohio: Warren G. Harding's Rise Guest: David Pietrusza The discussion shifts to the Republican frontrunner Warren G. Harding, a small-town publisher and "available man" from the battleground state of Ohio. Despite personal scandals and being a low-tier choice initially, Harding's strategy of accommodation and avoiding alienation helped him navigate the crowded primary field. 11913 WILSON

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Leave an Amazon Rating or Review for my New York Times Bestselling book, Make Money Easy! Check out the full episode: https://greatness.lnk.to/1027DM Seth Godin doesn't fight self-doubt. He engineers a life where it barely gets a vote. 7,500 blog posts in a row. Not because every one is great. Because Friday is Friday, and the post goes up. The decision was made once, 20 years ago. No internal meetings. No second-guessing. That's the whole system. Lewis gets honest too, admitting it was never failure or success that scared him. It was judgment. The weight of what people thought. That fear quietly ran his life for years. Two sharp minds. One clear truth: stop debating what you've already decided to do. Sign up for the Greatness newsletter: http://www.greatness.com/newsletter Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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