Podcasts about pickiness

In this episode of Girls Gone Deep, Vee and Elle welcome Amber Grubenmann, a dating coach and host of the Women's Dating and Confidence podcast. (Fun fact: Vee's dating coach!) Get ready for practical tools, thought-provoking questions, and memorable metaphors to help you master effective, high-quality, confident, and time-saving dating—so you can get what you want.Chapters: Introduction to Amber Grubenmann (00:00)Vee's Journey with Dating Coaching: Issues with Overthinking and Dating Anxiety (3:15)Building Confidence for Dating: The Most Common Unintentional Intentions That Leads to Dating Anxiety (8:31)Understanding Connection Dynamics: Relationships Bringing Out Different Feelings (12:47)The 10% Guy Concept: Emotional Connected Less Of The Time Yet It Feels So Amazing And The Other 90% You Feel Hurt/Anxious. Does this have a place in non-monogamy?  (17:26)Community and Friends Support in Dating: Buffer Independence (24:09)The Importance of Self-Validation in Relationships and Building a Foundation Beyond Dating (28:01)The Five Elements of Thriving Relationships: The Solution to Pickiness and When To End A Connection (31:42)Mindset Shifts For Letting Go Of A Relationship: Courage (38.18)What Does A 2-Date Relationship Or The 3 Month Or 6 Month Connection Have In Common? The Seed Planting Metaphor For Relationship Growth  (42:30)When You Are Heading In The Wrong Direction With Your ConnectionBalancing Fun with Going Deep: Is Small Talk Important? (51:48)Date Ideas Depends on You: Lower Stimulation Dates Vs Activity (57:24)Optimizing Dating Profiles: Common Mistakes And How To Start Amazing Conversations. Hear Elle'sand Vee's! (01:02:19)Final Thoughts and Key Takeaways (01:16:03)Find Amber:Podcast: Women's Dating and Confidence PodcastWebsite: AmberGrubenmann.comFree Resource: Download Copy-and-Paste Texts for When He's Pulling Away or Acting Flaky (on her homepage)Where to find us, and how you can support us:Instagram: @girlsgonedeeppod Merch: girlsgonedeep.com/shopContact: girlsgonedeep@gmail.comWHOREible Life: Get 10% off your deck with code GONEDEEP at whoreiblelife.com Instagram: @wlthegameWoo More Play Affiliate Link: Support us while you shop!

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In this week's episode of The Veterinary Viewfinder, Dr. Ernie Ward and Registered Veterinary Technician Becky Mosser delve into the nuances of personal preferences in veterinary practice. It's common for veterinary professionals to have certain tasks they prefer to avoid, but how do you know when pickiness crosses the line? Join us as we explore the delicate balance between maintaining professional boundaries and ensuring comprehensive patient care. We'll discuss what you should and shouldn't expect from your role, how to communicate your preferences effectively, and the potential impact on your clinic and team dynamics. Tune in for insightful discussions and practical advice on managing your professional pickiness in a way that benefits both you and your practice. If you enjoy our podcast, please leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or your preferred platform. Your support helps us connect with more veterinary colleagues. We'd love to hear your thoughts on this topic! Please share them with us on Facebook or Instagram at @VeterinaryViewfinder or VeterinaryViewfinder@gmail.com. #veterinary #veterinarytechnician #veterinary #podcast #veterinarypodcast #vettechpodcast #vetpodcast

Get bonus episodes, a private podcast community, access to Kira, & submit Q and A questions when you SUBSCRIBE to the RD Podcast Membership.  Sign-up at learn.reinventingdating.com We are at the thirdepisode of a NEW Season on the podcast called "Common Dating Questions through a Modern & Healthy Perspective. Today I'm breaking down: *Pickiness vs Settling (and how I feel about that word.

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N. D. Wilson has authored numerous middle grade fiction books, as well as non-fiction, including "Leepike Ridge” (a children's adventure story) and “100 Cupboards” series. He has written and been the executive producer of a Netflix children's series called “Hello Ninja.” There are four seasons and it is highly ranked on Netflix. He has a great podcast called “Stories are Soul Food.” It is one of Elisha's favorite podcasts! What is a middle grade novel? It is a sweet spot for 5th and 6th graders, as well as those heading into middle school. It is all of the intelligence, none of the hormones. N. D. wanted to write stories that had concrete endings, resolve/resolutions, the good guys won, and also be able to avoid content that he didn't want to get into naturally and realistically. These stories mark the memories of kids and who they want to be in life, who brands them as they move forward. The last summer of your childhood is where a middle grade novel can hang out. You can have that happy ending in kid's books. A big part of why he targets this demographic is because it's a good moment of branding the imagination as kids become young adults moving forward with really great stories. If you love Narnia, The Hobbit, and stories that mark your imagination when you are 11, 12, 13, those stories stay with you in a really great permanent way. N.D. said that “when it comes to content, what I want is not to protect my kids from things with which they disagree. I want to equip them to disagree. I want them to have clear eyes and a vision for what is good and bad, dangerous and healthy, and thinking how would I change it and what would I do? I want them to be in the driver seat of authority. I don't want my kids ever to consume any story of any kind like a baby bird, where they have their head back and mouth wide open. I want all of it to be active, engaged, tearing things apart and finding the good and bad. When it comes to narrative, they need to be really perceptive and picky. Pickiness meaning it takes a lot to impress them. They should develop instincts for truth, goodness and beauty and pulling those things out.” You can learn more and follow N. D. Wilson through the resources below: Books: https://ndwilson.com/words/ Website: https://ndwilson.comPodcast: https://storiesaresoulfood.com Netflix show: "Hello Ninja" - The Growth Initiative: Now open for enrollment! www.nowthatwereafamily.com/thegrowthinitiative - Top 5 Tuesday Join our weekly email list to keep up to date with the highlights of what is going on in our family life. https://www.nowthatwereafamily.com/site/about - Looking for more Now That We're A Family resources? We got 'em! Website: https://www.nowthatwereafamily.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/nowthatwereafamily/OUR FAMILY MUSIC ACADEMY: https://www.voetbergmusicacademy.com - Is your life just too complicated to ever feel peaceful? Check out Katie's Free Home Management Masterclass: https://www.nowthatwereafamily.com/get-it-all-done-club

This week Dave discusses wanting to buy a Pick and Place and Chris doesn't try to talk him out of it. Also low cost RISC V components, Supercon happenings, more on heat pumps, books about the grid, and more!

Mac and Bone replay some of what Connor Rogers had to say yesterday about the Panther draft targets, discuss the idea of bringing Deebo Samuel to Carolina and try to figure out why Panthers fans are being so picky about QB options. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When a child comes in experiencing significant weight loss, nutritional deficiency or a lack of interest in food, they may be diagnosed with an eating disorder like anorexia nervosa. However, these symptoms overlap with a newer DSM-5 diagnosis: Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). Children with ARFID go beyond the phases of a picky eater and while they display similar signs of other eating disorders, there are tell-tale differences, including no evidence of negative thoughts on the child's body or a desire to lose weight.Valley Children's VP of Academic Affairs and board certified in pediatric hospital medicine Dr. Jolie Limon hosts pediatric gastroenterologist Dr. Karla Au Yeung and pediatric psychologist Dr. Amanda Suplee in this episode of Valley Children's Voice. Listen in as they discuss ARFID, how it differs from other eating disorders and the physical and psychological symptoms and risks.

Although as a society we're more digitally connected than ever before, we are also less emotionally connected. Many adults feel chronically lonely and lacking in real connection, intimacy, support and bonding which are all things that are necessary for a healthy mind, body and spirit. We all need friends and people in our lives we can count on, share intimacy and trust with and be our true selves around. But why is it so hard to make new friends as an adult these days?! I recently came across an article in Psychology Today Magazine by Ahona Guha who is a clinical and forensic psychologist practicing in Melbourne, Australia. The article was titled: The Art of Making Adult Friends and I wanted to share it with you. *Be sure you listen to the end where I mention the "3 C's" necessary for a successful relationship as well as the MOST ATTRACTIVE quality you can have! The 6 Steps Roadblocks to Making New Friends: The Art of Developing Compatibility, Commitment and Chemistry in your Friendships as an Adult Timestamps: 01:10 Social connection and health 02:15 Perfection is overrated 03:32 Study by Dr. Ahona Guha 05:49 Factors that limit social connection 06:48 The importance of proximity 07:35 The exposure effect and friendship 08:26 Anyone can be a fairweather friend 09:24 The factor of similarity 11:12 Reciprocality in friendships 12:26 Practical tips for establishing new connections 13:56 Being open to new connections 15:25 Decontextualize the friendship 16:52 Be the friend you want! 19:02 Introversion and social connection 20:24 Fear of rejection 20:51 Pragmatic concerns 21:40 Mistrust in friendships 22:15 Friendless workaholic lifestyle 24:22 Pickiness vs having non-negotiables 26:23 Summary and closing Key Takeaways: Proximity Friendship Similarity

Although as a society we're more digitally connected than ever before, we are also less emotionally connected. Many adults feel chronically lonely and lacking in real connection, intimacy, support and bonding which are all things that are necessary for a healthy mind, body and spirit. We all need friends and people in our lives we can count on, share intimacy and trust with and be our true selves around. But why is it so hard to make new friends as an adult these days?! I recently came across an article in Psychology Today Magazine by Ahona Guha who is a clinical and forensic psychologist practicing in Melbourne, Australia. The article was titled: The Art of Making Adult Friends and I wanted to share it with you. *Be sure you listen to the end where I mention the "3 C's" necessary for a successful relationship as well as the MOST ATTRACTIVE quality you can have! The 6 Steps Roadblocks to Making New Friends: The Art of Developing Compatibility, Commitment and Chemistry in your Friendships as an Adult Timestamps: 01:10 Social connection and health 02:15 Perfection is overrated 03:32 Study by Dr. Ahona Guha 05:49 Factors that limit social connection 06:48 The importance of proximity 07:35 The exposure effect and friendship 08:26 Anyone can be a fairweather friend 09:24 The factor of similarity 11:12 Reciprocality in friendships 12:26 Practical tips for establishing new connections 13:56 Being open to new connections 15:25 Decontextualize the friendship 16:52 Be the friend you want! 19:02 Introversion and social connection 20:24 Fear of rejection 20:51 Pragmatic concerns 21:40 Mistrust in friendships 22:15 Friendless workaholic lifestyle 24:22 Pickiness vs having non-negotiables 26:23 Summary and closing Key Takeaways: Proximity Friendship Similarity

Although as a society we're more digitally connected than ever before, we are also less emotionally connected. Many adults feel chronically lonely and lacking in real connection, intimacy, support and bonding which are all things that are necessary for a healthy mind, body and spirit. We all need friends and people in our lives we can count on, share intimacy and trust with and be our true selves around. But why is it so hard to make new friends as an adult these days?! I recently came across an article in Psychology Today Magazine by Ahona Guha who is a clinical and forensic psychologist practicing in Melbourne, Australia. The article was titled: The Art of Making Adult Friends and I wanted to share it with you. *Be sure you listen to the end where I mention the "3 C's" necessary for a successful relationship as well as the MOST ATTRACTIVE quality you can have! The 6 Steps Roadblocks to Making New Friends: The Art of Developing Compatibility, Commitment and Chemistry in your Friendships as an Adult Timestamps: 01:10 Social connection and health 02:15 Perfection is overrated 03:32 Study by Dr. Ahona Guha 05:49 Factors that limit social connection 06:48 The importance of proximity 07:35 The exposure effect and friendship 08:26 Anyone can be a fairweather friend 09:24 The factor of similarity 11:12 Reciprocality in friendships 12:26 Practical tips for establishing new connections 13:56 Being open to new connections 15:25 Decontextualize the friendship 16:52 Be the friend you want! 19:02 Introversion and social connection 20:24 Fear of rejection 20:51 Pragmatic concerns 21:40 Mistrust in friendships 22:15 Friendless workaholic lifestyle 24:22 Pickiness vs having non-negotiables 26:23 Summary and closing Key Takeaways: Proximity Friendship Similarity

Going a little off the beaten path here to talk about feeding your kids! Insights, hacks, and tips for feeding your toddlers and kids.  Episode inspired by my guest host and two year old daughter.   Links and Coaching Info

In this episode Jill works with a mom who is sorting through her daughter's pickiness: what's behavioural, what's potentially ADHD, and how can she manage it all? It's a great conversation because this mama's incredibly knowledgeable on the Division of Responsibility and Intuitive Eating, she's working through her own journey, and she's using all of that hard-earned wisdom to manage a tough situation with her daughter in the best way possible! They chat about: Perceived pressure in feeding Other feeding models for ADHD and Autism (and why they don't tend to work!) Using forbidden foods strategically When you can say no, with confidence and more! I hope you'll tune in AND stay tuned for my next series: Back on Track for Fall! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/foodfreedombodylove/message

When is pickiness a problem versus when your preferences are perceived as picky by others - that's the topic of this week's episode. "Why haven't I found my person yet? Maybe I am just too picky?"  Sound familiar?   PIckiness can be a problem when the story you tell yourself is that nobody is good enough for you. I share why that type of story is typically rooted in past trauma and past self-protection; and what you can do about it.  I also explore how dating from a place of abundance instead of proving something or someone wrong helps you attract people you align with and are excited to be around.  In other words, when you stop trying to please others and instead turn the focus on your wants and needs, your person will gravitate towards you.  As you listen to this episode, ask yourself these questions: What do I sincerely want? How can I permit myself to be authentic? And, how can I work on remaining open to being surprised? Chances are, my gorgeous friend, you are not too picky. But that doesn't mean there isn't some work to be done.  SHOW NOTES: https://bit.ly/3h6s2qK DATE BRAZEN ON INSTAGRAM: http://instagram/com/datebrazen

Did you know there is a science dedicated to teaching cooking skills?  How and what we serve at our table makes a big difference in our health.  Our guest shares why she teaches medical students about nutrition. Dr. Jacque Nyenhuis is a chef, dietitian, professor of medicine, and farms on the side. She started working in restaurant kitchens when she was 16 and moved up from dishwasher through just about every position in culinary. She has spent several decades teaching and mentoring medical doctors, chefs, medical students and families how to move towards better health through simple cooking and sharing of meals. Jacque co-authored a nutrition textbook used in Universities across the country and several cookbooks. She had her own television cooking show, radio show, syndicated nutrition column that ran in newspapers throughout the US and Canada, a monthly food and nutrition column for Saturday Evening Post and currently teaches nutrition and is director of the Culinary Medicine Lab at the University of Central Florida College of Medicine in Orlando, Florida. Key points: What is culinary medicine? It’s about how food can move us toward better health Evidence-based science of teaching cooking skills Help people to develop skills for better health Teach medical students so they have tools to use with patients There are significant barriers to putting a healthy meal on the table: It is stressful when you are busy Talked with women around the US and internationally about what makes it hard: Time Financial pressures Pickiness (don’t eat some foods) People choose nutrition interventions along political party lines: Should government be involved in the solutions or not Is fast food to blame Lots of noise about what we should choose Being bullied is embarrassing Questions can feel like bullying Two of top 3 items that people have a belief not supported by science are food items. How to give medical students better tools: Medical students and physicians love the class They have to put aside personal ideology and talk to the patient about health It can be hard for younger professionals to give advice when they may not be cooking for themselves Need to find simple ways to eat at home 76% of doctors felt they didn’t get enough information about nutrition in med school More than half were not comfortable talking about fad diets and nutrition Doctors want more information Doctors are overwhelmed with information Helping families develop good eating habits to improve health is important: Don’t have to change every habit Creating a meal-time habit including: Plates Serving multiple food groups Sitting down Cutting out constant snacking all day long Three tips to overcome Food Bullying: Show grace for the person who is bullying me Show grace to myself in my response to food bullying Kindly and gently set the record straight Links: Jacque Nyenhuis website: www.cookingwithjacque.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cookingwithjaqcue/ Instagram: @cookingwithjacque Have you liked the Food Bullying Podcast’s Facebook page? Food Bullying: How to Avoid Buying BS by Michele Payn Embrace Your Heart with Eliz Greene

That is just the tip of the iceberg title...really it's about Chris's love life part 2!! Yes that's right, in this episode we ask Chris some questions about his personal love life and his interest in women and how he goes about it. So sit back, relax and enjoy the episode!! Thank you to our special guest @rrr_veca for joining us in this episode. Follow us on IG @TalkingNonsense_ Be sure to rate, comment, and subscribe. Give us a review! We love to hear what you guys think.

In episode 6 we chat about a serious lack of cake, due to a last minute podcast recording. Jill was fine though, she was still stuffed full of birthday cake from the day before! Nikki did have a posh coffee pod thingy though, so that took the edge off. We also talk about how to deal with customers who might be being overly picky with you. Sometimes you have to be strong, take the reins and be the professional by advising your customer what is best. After all, that is what they commissioned you for. And tying into all of this is perfectionism and how we all spend too much time striving for perfection, when we could better utilise our time on honing our skills. We also have a little chat about the Art Business Course and that anyone who is interested in hearing more about it, can sign up here (below) for more info. Our recommended follows this week are @michaelfreemanpastelartist - an amazing pastel artist creating realism and @emmacolbertart another truly phenomenal pastel artist.

Join me as I interview relationship expert Wendy Newman, author of 121 First Dates, revealing the truth about pickiness and how to evolve beyond it. Why dating the short guy might change everything for you. What to do if you're stuck in "One Date Wonderland" - and Happiness Habits that will transform loneliness into healthy self-love!

In this week's episode, Kimmy and Liza are joined by contributor KATIE to discuss two of her deeply bizarre recent first dates. They also discuss being picky - the good, the bad, the traps, the weirdnesses. Follow us on insta @51FIRSTDATESPOD. Send your worst first date stories to 51firstdatespod@gmail.com Check out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/51firstdatespod And don't forget to join our secret Facebook group!

In this episode of the Personal Growth Magazine Podcast with Daryl Daughtry, we feature a personal development and self improvement audio article for greatness and success. Today's topics are from our new Alexa Flash Briefing and are on"Pickiness & Insanity".

Trish Glose chats it up with gastroenterologist, Dr. Peter Adesman. He talks about growing up in Brooklyn, why medicine was the field he chose (and why everyone wanted a look at his cadaver in anatomy class) and why now he's taking on a new adventure of making wine. Pickiness about wine glasses included.

Irene talks about being born a vegetarian and what that means. She shares some of her favorite foods and recipes, gets into why its important to treat everyone the same no matter what they eat, and goes through her best worst and funniest. She also declares this the funniest episode of the podcast thus far. And has a bonus interview with her first podcast guest, her mom!

Is being a picky a defense mechanism against failure or valid insurance against settling? You decide... Got bandwidth? Find full-length podcasts from Scot and Emily at www.x-net-media.com. Also be sure to subscribe to the X & Y Communications newsletter at www.deservewhatyouwant.com and get a free special report on acing first dates.

Is being a picky a defense mechanism against failure or valid insurance against settling? You decide... Got bandwidth? Find full-length podcasts from Scot and Emily at www.x-net-media.com. Also be sure to subscribe to the X & Y Communications newsletter at www.deservewhatyouwant.com and get a free special report on acing first dates.