Podcast appearances and mentions of polly campbell

In this episode, we dive into the sneaky ways social comparison affects our well-being and holds us back from our most meaningful goals. It's easy to scroll, compare, and feel like we're falling behind—but that mindset keeps us stuck. We'll break down why comparison is so tempting, how it drains our confidence, and what to do when we catch ourselves spiraling. Expect practical strategies to shift your mindset, regain focus, and cultivate a healthier relationship with yourself. For more on how to live well, do good, be happy join the Polly Campbell, Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Actress and author Walker Brandt talks about holding on to our innocence and curiosity to find our way through hardship and trauma. After a childhood of abuse and addiction Walker says she learned that when we become comfortable with not having the answer, we can make the next best move and stretch beyond our circumstances and self-imposed limitations to live a fulfilling life. Find Walker and her book Awaken – Discovering Yourself Through the Light of Your Innocence https://walkerbrandt.com For more on how to live well, do good, be happy join the Polly Campbell, Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A mistake isn't a character flaw. You haven't failed because you didn't get the job or ace the exam. You've simply gotten information --data-- that can help you improve and move on. That's the power of a growth mindset and it can help us keep going, accomplish our goals, and manage the stress and upset in our lives. And Polly says it's one of the most valuable practices in her life. Listen in to learn how you can adopt it in yours. For more on how to live well, do good, be happy join the Polly Campbell, Simply Said Community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Some call it a legacy letter or ethical will, but Polly talks about it here as a life brand. What do you want to be known for, not when you are gone, but right now? And how can we shape and live our legacies even while we are alive? During this special episode, Polly offers questions we can reflect on to understand who we are and who we are becoming. For more on this and other ways to live well, do good, be happy, join our Polly Campbell, Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Disappointment and other big feelings are a part of life. When we learn to deal with them better, we can live less stressed, more compassionate, and meaningful lives. In this episode, Polly explains why it isn't wise to avoid our uncomfortable feelings, but to reflect, accept, and use our big emotions to make something better and she shares the strategies she is using to cope with disappointment. To get in touch with Polly Campbell and learn more ways to live well, do good, be happy, join the Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com To Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Hold the door, or hold your tongue," says Dr. Harry Cohen. Either act can be a way of helping others and bringing light to the world, instead of negativity and divisiveness. The psychologist and author of Be the Sun, Not the Salt, says when we consider the "heliotropic effect" and focus on nurturing, encouraging, and uplifting ourselves and others, we improve our own lives and make a positive difference in the lives of others. Through a series of practical examples and practices, Cohen talks about how we can create a positive morning ritual and adopt other habits to help ease negative feelings and uplift our moods even when the days are darker. Find Dr. Cohen, and his book Be the Sun, Not the Salt at https://bethesunnotthesalt.com For more on how to live well, do good, be happy, join the Polly Campbell, Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Popcorn brain is a term researchers use to explain the state of mind that is caused when we are constantly bombarded with information and digital interruptions. The onslaught of information causes us to pop around like popcorn kernels, from one place to the next, and that raises our stress, leads to feelings of overwhelm, and diminishes our productivity. It also makes it harder for us to focus and maintain our concentration at other times. But a few low-tech practices can help us minimize this "popcorn brain" effect and better manage our work and our stress. In this episode, Polly explains what's behind popcorn brain and how we can avoid it. To get in touch with Polly and for more on other ways to live well, do good join our Polly Campbell, Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Feeling a little blah after a long weekend, or blue after a vacation? Maybe even tired, unmotivated, even achy? This phenomenon is called post-vacation depression and it's a real thing that many people--Polly included-- experience. Today we talk about why and how we can make reentry easier after our time away. For more on how to handle the post-vacation blues and other ways we can live well, do good, be happy, please join the Polly Campbell, Simply Said Community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You are going to love this incredibly inspiring interview with Polly Cambell and her story about having Ink in Your Veins might make you cry in the best way possible. Polly Campbell is the author of You, Recharged: How to Beat Fatigue (Mostly), Amp Up Your Energy (Usually), and Enjoy Life Again, (Always), and three other books. She is the host of the Simply Write w/Polly Campbell podcast and the Polly Campbell Simply Said, podcast and her magazine articles regularly appear online and in print. Check out Polly's Simply Write column on Substack at SimplyWrite.substack.com.

There is plenty to be angry about and feeling that big emotion isn't necessarily a bad thing. Anger can give us information, offer a warning, and help us to understand and process our pain --if we learn how to experience and express it healthily, says Bronwyn Schweigerdt, psychotherapist, anger expert and the host of the Angry at the Right Things Podcast. To learn more about Bronwyn Schweigerdt find her on LinkedIn. And for more on practical ways to live well, do good, and be happy join our Polly Campbell, Simply Said community at htps://pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How you explain the circumstances of your life influences how you manage the stresses and setbacks you will inevitably face. Life is not easy, but how we talk to ourselves can hurt us or help us. Whether you tend toward a more pessimistic mindset or optimistic approach you can adopt more positive language that can help you through even the most difficult situations. By choosing more positive--yet accurate--language, you Want more practical ideas to uplevel your life? Join the Polly Campbell, Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com Thanks for listening. Now, let's live well, do good, and be happy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The researchers call it prospecting the future. And just like miners seek out gold or other valuable resources, prospecting the future means taking a look at our skills, abilities, goals, and dreams and imagining the best future for ourselves. Casting an eye toward how things will look and feel when we accomplish our goals can help us achieve them. In the process, it can boost our well-being and help us manage the darker moods and symptoms of depression. It's not magic, of course. With the image of our future selves in mind, we must take consistent action to achieve our goals, but it's fun to fantasize and as we work to create the lives we want, we can discover the riches within ourselves. Listen to learn how future casting can help you and how to use the practice of prospecting to uplevel your life. To get in touch with Polly and for more resources, research, and information on Future Casting join the free Polly Campbell, Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com or go to https://pollycampbell.substack.com/p/future-casting Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's easy to get locked into the daily routine and lose track of what makes us feel good, the things we enjoy doing. Whether is baking or learning a new language, going on a solo hiking trip, or taking a deep dive into music, whatever it is, the way back into life is to start exploring to discover what we love to do now, no matter our age or stage of life. It's O.K. to have fun, though we might have to experiment with new things to find what feels good now. That's the good part though, because that growth is expansive, exhilarating, and revitalizing. In this episode, Polly Campbell talks about how a recent transition in her life has her wondering what she likes NOW, and what we can all do to step out of our comfort zones and grow as a way of rediscovering what we enjoy. Some things we discuss? Daydreaming, mind mapping, and experimenting with activities we've always thought about but have been afraid to try--hello, kayaking. In the end, whether we enjoy the activity or not, the adventure and discovery help us grow and that always feels good. Join Polly and the Simply Said Community to learn more ways and thoughts about how we can all live well, do good and be happy at pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What Voice Are You Listening To? Are listening to the fear or the voice of love? One keeps us stuck in trauma, anxiety, upset and has us reaching for things that temporarily make us feel better like food, alcohol, drugs, technology. The other helps us acknowledge our pain, so we can resolve it and past traumas and live in a place of compassion, growth, and peace. So what voice are you listening to? In this conversation addictions expert, psychotherapist, and author of The Healing Moment : 7 Paths to Turn Messes Into Miracles of Love, Dr. Donna Marks talks about the voices we all hear of fear and love and how we can choose which ones we listen to, transform our negative experiences, and live with greater self-love. When we do that, compassion, forgiveness, calm, and joy emerge and we take back control of our lives, instead of giving it up to negative thinking, actions, and addictions. Then, we begin creating the lives we want. In this conversation on Polly Campbell Simply Said with Dr.Donna Marks you will hear: How the voices of fear limit our growth and happiness. How we can identify the things that dim our ability to love ourselves and others so we can learn to soothe ourselves? How our relationships with others are a result of how we love ourselves and how we can replace our need for control--the voice of fear--for love. For more about Dr. Donna Marks, her classes, sessions, and books including The Healing Moment, go to https://drdonnamarks. For more ideas on how to live well, do good, and be happy join Polly Campbell and the Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are You Seeking Your Twin Flame? Leslie Sampson was skeptical at first. After all, what really is a twin flame and what was the energy named Chico bombarding her thoughts? But those questions and some synchronistic experiences sent the author and psychic on an exploration to understand more. Now Sampson helps Polly and the Simply Said community understand that force that she says is a perfect spiritual match and essential to our soul's evolution. In this fascinating conversation between Polly Campbell and Leslie Sampson, author of Find Your Twin Flame, you'll hear: What a twin flame really is and how it's different from our soulmate. Practices we can use to connect with our twin flame and begin to trust that guidance. How our twin flame can help us grow and evolve. For more about Leslie Sampson and her work go to https://www.lesliesampson.com/ For more ideas on how to live well, do good, and be happy join Polly Campbell and the Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com Other Resources: https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a28364691/twin-flame-love/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The worst thing that can happen, says Chazz Scott, author of Success Starts Within: Achieve Your Potential Through Radical Self-Care of the new book is to get to where you wanted to go and discover it's not where you really want to be. But when we take care of our mindset and beliefs, come into alignment and purpose, and develop our awareness to understand what helps us remain psychologically stable we can elevate our experience right now and ultimately achieve the outer success we desire and have fun doing it. In this conversation on Polly Campbell Simply Said, you will learn about: Psychological Stability, what it means, and how we can achieve it. The importance and power of creating an invigorating morning routine. How unraveling our unconscious beliefs can help us achieve our goals. For more about Chazz and his book Success Starts Within visit https://chazzscott.com or preorder the book from most booksellers. And Chazz offers free ebooks to visitors including: Set Build Good Habits and Break Bad Ones, and How to Use the Law of Attraction to Make Yourself Irresistible to Anyone at https://chazzscott.com/freebooks . For more ideas on how to live well, do good, and be happy join Polly Campbell and the Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What Happens When We Pause for Wonder? Consultant, teacher, and author of Tracking Wonder, Jeffrey Davis says curiosity, innovation, and wonder will not only lead to more joy and satisfaction but also help us through adversity, raise the level of our productivity and creativity, and help us flourish and it all starts with a mindful pause. Wonder, Davis says, is the ability and willingness to "heightened state of awareness. Instant mindfulness is brought about by something unexpected that either delights us, disorients us, or both. " Jeffrey Davis explains how we can track wonder by defining and detecting the downer pattern, opening up to the world, and feeling the patterns that hold us back, keeping us from curiosity and wonder, then seeking out wonder and expanding into it. When we do, we can recognize the elevating moments, the higher experience we also experience in life and that, changes how we think, behave, and create. And don't forget to click on the link below for the Simply Said podcast bonus. Connect with Jeffrey Davis: https://trackingwonder.com/ Polly Campbell: https://pollycampbell.substack.com Worth a read Tracking Wonder: https://trackingwonder.com/the-tracking-wonder-book/ How to Live an Awesome Life: https://www.amazon.com/How-Live-Awesome-Life-Happy/dp/1632280337/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1685640090&sr=8-1 A Study of Wonder: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/hide-and-seek/201412/study-wonder#:~:text=Wonder%20is%20a%20complex%20emotion,curiosity%2C%20contemplation%2C%20and%20joy Psychology Today Tracking Wonder Blog: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/tracking-wonder Thanks-for-Listening Bonus from Jeffrey Davis Bonus Material from Jeffrey Davis: https://trackingwonder.com/podcastbonus/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Do You Value Emotional Labor? Emotional labor is the unpaid and often undervalued work we do to manage feelings, expressions, and behaviors to support the emotional comfort of others. Sound familiar? It might look like a job that has a "customer is always right" policy, or regularly coming up with meal ideas and a shopping list or scheduling vet appointments and carpools, or calming the child after a bad dream. Perhaps you coordinate the office parties or always buy the presents and birthday cards for others to sign, maybe it's on you to curb racist inappropriate behavior in others. Emotional labor disproportionately falls on women, BIPOC communities, and disadvantaged groups not because these groups are so much better at anticipating the emotional and care needs of others, but because others have been socialized that it's someone else's job and they undervalue the importance of emotional labor. And the burden of emotional labor increases stress, burnout, resentment, and feelings of overwhelm and fatigue. But, we can learn to balance the emotional labor in our relationships so everyone can thrive and that's the topic on today's Polly Campbell, Simply Said. Worth a Read: What is Emotional Labor and Why Does it Matter, by Hope Reese: https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/what_is_emotional_labor_and_why_does_it_matter Emotional Labor by Rose Hackman https://www.amazon.com/Emotional-Labor-Invisible-Shaping-Lives/dp/1250777356 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the 5th Season of Polly Campbell, Simply Said. Thanks for listening. I love doing the show, sharing these ideas, and connecting with you. Thanks for being a part of our community. -pc Have you misplaced your car keys lately, forgotten to return an email, missed an appointment, or have a hard time making decisions? Yep, sounds like Brain Fog, the absentmindedness when we often experience when we are under stress, feeling isolated, tired, or uncertain. It's no surprise that as we reemerge into the post-pandemic normal, many of us still feel spacey at times, forgetful, and inattentive. That can chip away at our productivity at work and leave us feeling a little off-balance and frustrated. In today's episode, Polly Campbell talks about the science-based approaches we can use to end the brain fog and feel better, more grounded, and more productive. Want some quick tips? Get moving. If you can get outside for a walk or stretch, but don't get caught behind your desk all day. Movement improves blood flow which carries oxygen to our brains and that helps us think straight. Or at least straighter. Be kind to yourself. Putting yourself down after a blunder or moment of forgetfulness isn't going to help your attention any, instead, it will add to your stress. Take a break between work and home. Even if you are working from a home office, you might want to add in some commute time before transitioning back. On this episode of Polly Campbell Simply Said, Polly explains what's behind those feelings that cause us to feel foggy and unfocused and the simple things we can do in our days to end it. Resources: Find Polly Campbell at https://pollycampbell.substack.com and www.pollycampbell.com Check out this piece on Psychology Today about How to Reboot Your Brain this Spring. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/imperfect-spirituality/202204/how-reboot-your-brain-spring Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How can you go from depression to something better? How can we connect with those we love in a deeper way? How can we use questions to direct us toward a life of service and meaning? Author and psychotherapist Jonathan Robinson, https://findinghappiness.com/, explains how asking questions and following our curiosity can help us become more open to growth and learning and discovery and that makes for a happier life. So what questions can we ask to guide us? Polly discusses those and much more with Jonathan Robinson, right here on Polly Campbell, Simply Said. Different questions help guide us toward different experiences and opportunities. Here are a few questions Jonathan suggests we use to tune in and live our most interesting life. How can I be of better service? What do I need to know to feel better and be more peaceful in my life? But what happens if we don't know the answers? Polly and Jonathan Robinson discuss that too. And in our free Simply Said community at pollycampbell.substack.com , Polly, the author of You, Recharged, and other books shares other ideas and tips to help us live well, do good, and be happy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Whether you are negotiating with a teenager or protesting a political decision, learning how to navigate our disagreements is key to getting what we want, supporting each other, and changing the world for the better. We'll never get ahead by shouting each other down, but sharing stories and experiences, looking for commonalities, and not turning a talk into a competition can be some strategies that ensure our voices also get heard. Disparaging, bullying, and belittling one another won't change minds, but the strategies Polly Campbell shares in this episode just might. And check out this piece on the Greater Good and the Constructive Dialogue Institute. For more on this and other practical information that can help us live well, do good, be happy, join Polly and the Simply Said community at pollycampbell.substack.com , And check out her most recent book You, Recharged and others. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Often we are kinder to our friends than we are to ourselves but when we change that around and start liking ourselves more we are less stressed and better able to care for others. But how can we like ourselves with all those negative voices in our heads? In this episode Polly Campbell, Author of You, Recharged and other books shares research and her tips and tricks for moving away from those critical inner voices so we can appreciate all of who we are. With a few simple practices, that we cover in this episode of Simply Said, and in our free Simply Said community at pollycampbell.substack.com we can learn this kind of self-care and live easier in this life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Polly Campbell talks with psychotherapist Katherine Cullen, MFA, LMSW, about how we can avoid the stress of social media. Sometimes, it's best to just hit the mute button, Cullen says. Find Katherine Cullen here: https://www.junipertherapeuticservices.com/ and read her blog https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-truth-about-exercise-addiction/202301/how-to-use-social-media-without-losing-your-mind Join Polly and the Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Life can serve up plenty of drama, but we don't have to react to it, instead, Polly Campbell says, we can use some simple practices to calm our bodies, brains, and feelings and respond to challenges without becoming sick from stress. Join the Simply Said community at https;//pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Polly Campbell talks to Drs. Chris Gilbert and Eric Haseltine about the ways our bodies speak to us and how we can listen and interpret the signals for better health. Join Polly and her Substack community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com Dr. Chris Gilbert: https://drchrisgilbert.com/ Drs. Eric Haseltine: http://www.drhaseltine.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One in five people say they are in a toxic workplace where they are bullied, not allowed breaks, harassed, or given unrealistic amounts of work on tight deadlines. In this episode, Polly Campbell offers some ways to tell if you are n a toxic workplace and offers some suggestions to cope if you are. For more on this and other topics join Polly at https://Pollycampbell.substack.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Research shows that people live longer, healthier,, happier lives when they know their purpose. How can you rediscover yours? Polly talks about that today, on Polly Campbell, Simply Said. Join our Simply Said Substack community--it's free!-- pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hi friends. Today I'm replaying an interview from Thanksgiving, 2020 with Polly Campbell about how to practice gratitude even if you're really busy and lazy and frankly don't want to be bothered. We're in a different place than we were in 2020, thankfully, but her advice is still as true as ever. I hope it helps you get in the grateful spirit.  Here's a link to a full transcript of today's episode.  Polly's podcast, Simply Said Polly's website This episode sponsored by:  Better Help Nutrafol promo code “BETTER” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With emotional awareness, empathy, and accountability you can boost your emotional intelligence in ways that will help you thrive at work and at home. In this podcast, Polly Campbell explains what an emotionally intelligent person looks like and how it can develop higher EI to improve your relationships. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wellbeing is the outcome when we take steps to manage our stress, take care of our bodies, and find meaning in our work and lives. But how important is wellbeing to our overall health and happiness, relationships and work? And, how can we live with greater wellbeing even during times of turmoil and stress. Dr. Shanna Tiayon, The Wellbeing Doctor talks about all of this and more with Polly Campbell. She even gets real abotu what happened when she realized she was low in wellbeing. Dr. Shanna Tiyaon writes and consults with corporations and business leaders. Contact her at https://shannabtiayon.com/ and Yes Wellbeing Works, https://www.yeswellbeingworks.com/home Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How would you feel if I gave you a cupcake? That's what researchers did in one experiment and found that the random act of kindness boosted happiness significantly. Yet many of us underestimate the impact kindness can make in our lives and the world. Polly Campbell talks about kindness, happiness, and cupcakes in this episode. Join Polly's Simply Said community at www.pollycampbell.substack. com And for all you writers out there who want to publish listen in on Polly's newest podcast, Simply, Write join the subscriber community for in-depth behind-the-screens information about how to create a writing career. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Polly Campbell talks to Chazz Scott about how we can become aware of our thoughts and use them to create abundance in our lives. Find out how. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 24-hour news cycle is hurting our health. New research shows information overload is making many of us sick with rising anxiety, stress, physical aches and illness, and feelings of isolation. There is a way out and Polly Campbell talks about it in this episode. PollyCampbell.substack.com www.PollyCampbell.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Stewart talks with Polly Campbell about how we can live with health, vitality, and purpose, no matter our age if we change how we think about age and focus on taking action and doing things that help others and engage in life. And learn how standing up straight can help your health. Find David Stewart and www.Agesist.com And join Polly's community at www.pollycampbell.substack.com where we go deeper into the qualities that help us live well, do good, and be happy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Inspiration is good for our mind, body, and soul, but how can we feel more inspired and energized in our lives? Polly Campbell says we can't force inspiration but we can create the conditions to attract it. www.pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If your desk is cluttered and you are feeling overwhelmed the two could be related. Polly Campbell talks to award-winning organizer Julie Coraccio who explains how our mental mess impacts our physical spaces and how we can free ourselves from whatever is keeping us stuck. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Boredom can prompt harmful behaviors and even shorten our lives, but with awareness, it can be a motivating emotion that leads to innovation, creativity, and meaning. Polly Campbell covers the ups and downs of boredom. pollycampbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you lost your motivation and feel like you need to get your energy back? In our interview with author and podcaster, Polly Campbell, we discuss her book, You, Recharged. A lively discussion on how to find that energy you've been looking for. Show Links: Polly's Website | Podcast | Books Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you lost your motivation and feel like you need to get your energy back? In our interview with author and podcaster, Polly Campbell, we discuss her book, You, Recharged. A lively discussion on how to find that energy you've been looking for. Show Links: Polly's Website | Podcast | Books Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our behaviors and experiences are shaped by our thoughts, ideas, and perceptions. They can help us, or hold us back. So this spring consider a mental detox. Evaluate your thoughts, and learn how to get rid of those thoughts that are no longer helpful, those that keep us stuck. Then we can expand the enjoyment and possibilities in our lives. Join us too, on Polly Campbell.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rob Walker, journalist, design teacher, and author of "The Art of Noticing" says paying attention to the moments of our lives can help us experience more wonder, joy, and curiosity--and make even a simple, routine walk a whole lot more fun and interesting. Today we talk specifics about how this easy practice can add meaning and good feelings to all that we do.. For more on this and other episodes and essays about living lives that matter, join Polly Campbell, Simply Said Notes, https://pollycampbell.substack.com/. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 2019 Polly Campbell started this podcast to move out of her slump and rediscover her vitality at work and at home. After three years, one pandemic, a new book, and lots of ups and downs, To mark Simply Said's Third Anniversary, Polly recaps some of the ideas that have helped her thrive despite all of the ups and downs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Often we edge out the sleep and dream states we need to open our hearts and minds and navigate the world as a fully conscious person. Instead, we can learn to linger in the grogginess between sleep and wakefulness and integrate our dreams into our waking life. Psychologist and clinical assistant professor of medicine and the sleep and dream specialist at the University of Arizona Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, Dr. Rubin Naimain explains what sleep really is and how dreaming an important form of consciousness. Dr. Rubin Naiman: https://drnaiman.com/ Polly Campbell: www.pollycampbell.com and subscribe to Notes from Polly Campbell Simply Said, https://pollycampbell.substack.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The DEB Show, host Debra Eckerling talks about Research with podcaster and author Polly Campbell (YOU, Recharged) and Stan Robinson, Jr., Digital Selling Trainer, Vengreso.    The thing about research is this: you can research and you can be researched. Polly, Stan, and Deb dive into both sides of the research conversation. They also talk about authenticity, relationship development, and ways to avoid the research rabbit holes.

Negative mood patterns can add to stress and conflict and work and home. Research indicates that when we are depressed, angry, or otherwise upset, we are likely to see others in a more negative light and add to our problems. Instead, we can disrupt those negative patterns by learning what the moods have to teach us and then disrupting their hold over our days. In today's episode, Polly Campbell talks about how to do it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When what we do aligns with what we value and the things that feel meaningful we tend to prevail, even during the hard stuff. This kind of intrinsic motivation can help us create the businesses we want, find greater satisfaction at work, accomplish personal and professional goals, and create the lives we want to live. In this episode, Polly Campbell shares some tips on how to create this kind of sustainable work-life model in your own life and have fun doing it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the days wind down and 2021 comes to a close, pause and notice what you have done. What have you accomplished? Which goals you have pushed aside? Recognize how you have grown, the fun you've had, and the mistakes you have made. A simple reflection practice, which Polly Campbell explains in this episode, gives you the perspective, clarity, and motivation you'll need to move toward your greatest business success and most important life goals in 2022. Reflection can also help you create experiences that add meaning and joy to your life. Learn how to use this tool and why it's even more powerful than making a resolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How often are you REALLY curious in your day-to-day life? Not to sound too loopy but research has found that curious people are happier, have lower levels of anxiety and experience higher life satisfaction. Plus one study found that curious and warm people were more appealing (read: HOT) when dating. So – how do you get curious in your own life, and stay that way? You’ve gotta listen to the episode to find out your curious little chook! LINKS 'Six Surprising Benefits of Curiosity' Emily Campbell for Greater Good Magazine. 'Five Ways to Become More Curious' - Polly Campbell for Psychology Today. Follow The Space on Instagram @thespace_podcast. Follow Nova Podcasts on Instagram @novapodcastsofficial. CREDITS Host: Casey Donovan @caseydonovan88.Writer: Amy Molloy @amymolloy.Executive Producer: Elise Cooper.Editor: Adrian Walton. Listen to more great podcasts at novapodcasts.com.au.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grief doesn't diminish during the festive season of celebration and joy, says bereavement counselor and author of  Opening to Grief, Claire Willis. Often we feel it deeply during this time. And that's nothing to be ashamed of. Grief is an ongoing, normal, and natural response to loss. And it's OK to do what you need to cope with it this time of year--even if it means changing how you celebrate.  Polly Campbell: www.pollycampbell.com Claire Willis https://openingtogrief.com/ 

Have you lost your motivation and feel like you need to get your energy back? In our interview with author and podcaster, Polly Campbell, we discuss her book, You, Recharged. A lively discussion on how to find that energy you've been looking for. Show Links: Polly's Website | Podcast | Books Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you lost your motivation and feel like you need to get your energy back? In our interview with author and podcaster, Polly Campbell, we discuss her book, You, Recharged. A lively discussion on how to find that energy you've been looking for. Show Links: Polly's Website | Podcast | Books Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We all get that feeling in our gut that tells us what the right decision is. Sometimes we follow it and sometimes we don't. We are lucky to interview author and podcaster Polly Campbell to help us understand why we feel that excitement and how to practice getting better at understanding why and when we should follow our gut. Show Links: Polly's Website | Podcast | Books Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We all get that feeling in our gut that tells us what the right decision is. Sometimes we follow it and sometimes we don't. We are lucky to interview author and podcaster Polly Campbell to help us understand why we feel that excitement and how to practice getting better at understanding why and when we should follow our gut. Show Links: Polly's Website | Podcast | Books Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Polly Campbell is an established author, writer, podcaster, speaker, and media personality who attracts a broad audience of mothers, boomers, writers, and people who aspire to live healthier, more engaged lives. She connects with her audience through her weekly podcast, bi-monthly newsletter, blog posts for Psychology Today, articles published in global print and online publications, personal blog posts, and regular television appearances, speeches, and workshops.In her latest book, You Recharged, How to Beat Fatigue (Mostly), Amp Up Your Energy (Usually), and Enjoy Life Again (Always) she will help you discover the small but meaningful ways you can feel happier, healthier, and more alive, no matter what's going on around you. Learn the approaches, practices, and self-care strategies that will help ignite your essential energy and vitality so you can stop feeling stuck, bored, and burned out. For more information:  https://pollycampbell.com/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/PostcardstotheUniverse)

Polly Campbell – You RechargedAir Date: Wednesday, 8 September 2021 at 4:00 PM ET/1:00 PM ETPolly Campbell is an established author, writer, podcaster, speaker, and media personality who attracts a broad audience of mothers, boomers, writers, and people who aspire to live healthier, more engaged lives. She connects with her audience through her weekly podcast, bi-monthly newsletter, blog posts for Psychology Today, articles published in global print and online publications, personal blog posts, and regular television appearances, speeches, and workshops. In her latest book, You Recharged, How to Beat Fatigue (Mostly), Amp Up Your Energy (Usually), and Enjoy Life Again (Always) she will help you discover the small but meaningful ways you can feel happier, healthier, and more alive, no matter what's going on around you. Learn the approaches, practices, and self-care strategies that will help ignite your essential energy and vitality so you can stop feeling stuck, bored, and burned out.For more information: – https://pollycampbell.com/Visit the Show Page at https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/postcards-to-the-universeConnect with Melisa Caprio at https://www.postcardstotheuniverse.com/#PollyCampbell #YouRecharged #PostcardsToTheUniverse #MelisaCaprio

We can all create a movement by making a positive change, a ripple of impact , that adds joy and meaning to our lives and changes the world for the better. Marc Angelo Coppola, podcaster and founder of Valhalla and the Superhero Academy tells us how to do it. What will your ripple of impact be? Polly Campbell: www.pollycampbell.com You, Recharged, How to Beat Fatigue (mostly) Amp Up Your Energy (usually) and Enjoy Life Again (always). Marc Angelo Coppola:  https://superheroacademy.net/author/mcoppola/

Polly Campbell is an author, podcaster, and speaker who writes and talks about practical personal development, delivering science-based strategies and research in a down-to-earth style. Polly's fourth book is entitled You, Recharged. In this episode, Kim Forrester chats with Polly about the importance of vitality and explores the ways we can each recharge, revitalise, and reinvigorate our zest for life. This episode is made with love and without expectation. If you like what you hear, you may consider supporting Kim's work at buymeacoffee.com. 

No doubt life is filled with challenging moments and battering adversity. Yet even in the most difficult moments, there can be growth and opportunity. Psychologists call it post-traumatic growth and many of us are experiencing it right now. Polly Campbell tells you how in this week's Simply Said. 

From the origins of Graeter's Ice Cream and the city's famed chili (and all its varieties), to some of our most acclaimed chefs and restaurants, a new book explores the history of food in Cincinnati.

I’m talking with Polly Campbell, author of How to Live an Awesome Life and You: Recharged, who is a great source of guidance for personal development in the real world. (And keeps it real for us lazy folks.)

Chef Jose Salazar was born in Colombia South America and was raised in Queens NY. Chef Salazar got his start in restaurants as a bartender and waiter at some of New York’s hottest establishments- among them, Donatella Arpia’s Bellini restaurant. Although the front of the house is where he started, it was the kitchen that really caught his eye. This prompted him to enroll in the culinary program at the New York Restaurant School. Upon graduating in 2001 he landed an internship with famed Chef Jean George Vongerichten at his namesake restaurant; Jean George. After completing the internship, he went on to work with some of New York’s most celebrated chefs and restaurateurs, including Geoffrey Zacharian of Town, Josh De’ Chellis of Sumile, and Eric and Bruce Bromberg of Blue Ribbon. However, it was Jose’s four years working with Chef Thomas Keller that made the most palpable impression on his cooking philosophies. In 2003 Jose was hired as chef de partie to be a part of the opening staff of the highly acclaimed Per-Se restaurant. Then in 2006, he was instrumental in the opening of another of Chef Keller’s projects; Bouchon Bakery, where he became the Executive Sous-Chef. In 2008, Chef Salazar took his knowledge and experience to Cincinnati Ohio, where he was tapped to be the Executive Chef of The historical Cincinnatian Hotel and Palace restaurant. It’s there that Jose was able to hone his style of cooking, incorporating the ingredients and techniques of the Americas, Europe, and Japan. Since his arrival to the Queen City, Jose has received many favorable reviews, including 5 stars (the highest rating) from Polly Campbell of The Cincinnati Enquirer. He’s also garnered national attention- In 2011 Food and Wine magazine awarded him the title of people’s choice “Best New Chef”. In December of 2013 Chef Salazar and his wife Ann opened Salazar, their much-anticipated restaurant in the Over the Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati. Immediately after opening it was clear that Salazar was going to be an instant hit. Their modern bistro is packed nightly with diners eating foods such as duck rillettes, fried oyster sliders, rib-eye steaks, and veal tongue al’a plancha. This little forty-five seater, while just around three years old is recognized as one of the best in the city by the dining public and critics alike. In August of 2015, Jose and Ann opened Mita’s, a 135 seat restaurant located in the heart of downtown Cincinnati. This restaurant features the food and drinks of Spain and Latin America with a formal but laid back design. In just a year and a half Mita’s has already set it’s self apart with wonderful food, service, and ambiance. It has received praise from countless publications, both locally and nationally. Chef Salazar and Mita’s have received nominations for “Best Chef”, Great Lakes from the prestigious James Beard Foundation in 2016 and 2017. Chef Salazar is currently in the process of opening up a new eatery this summer (2019) called Goose and Elder.

Polly Campbell is more than just a restaurant critic. As the food & dining writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer, Polly Campbell covers anything and everything going on in Cincinnati that has to do with restaurants... The post #48 – Food & Dining Writer Polly Campbell On The Meaning In A Good Meal appeared first on The Distiller.

Cincinnati City Councilman Greg Landsman came bearing news on That's So Cincinnati podcast this week, saying Mayor John Cranley and Commissioner Todd Portune had brokered a deal on The Banks. Landsman also discussed:  The future of The Banks Joint Steering Committee City-county relations His legislation to help prevent evictions And his assessment of Council nearly halfway into his first term Also on this week's episode, That's So Cincinnati co-hosts Jason Williams and Sharon Coolidge talk about how the renaming of the city's riverfront arena should catch political leaders' attention to push for building a new downtown arena. Team TSC also preview's Enquirer food critic Polly Campbell's upcoming survey on Cincinnati-style chili.

Louis and Regina Graeter started making vanilla ice cream in a metal bucket on the streets of Cincinnati after the Civil War. Today, four generations later, Graeter's is churning out 1.3 million gallons of ice cream a year; selling pints in 6,000 grocery stores nationwide and 55 scoops shops across nine states.  If Graeter's isn't So Cincinnati, then what is? In a rare interview, Graeter's President and CEO Rich Graeter joined That's So Cincinnati to talk about: His generation's contribution to the family business The "legacy of stubbornness" The company's surging growth the past three years What state might be the next to get a Graeter's scoop shop Grooming the next generation to take over  You won't want to miss this insightful and informative interview about one of Greater Cincinnati's most popular and beloved brands. Sticking with the food theme of this week's episode, Enquirer dining writer Polly Campbell joins TSC to talk about what's new on the food and beer scene this summer. Hilton Head Island – aka the "southernmost point of Ohio" – is the topic of our That's So Cincinnati Moment of the Week. Subscribe and listen to the free podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and most other pod platforms.

This week on That's So Cincinnati Paul Dehner Jr. and Jason Williams dive into the money issues going on with ODOT while potholes are littering the city. Also, the Cincinnati business community is putting City Hall on notice, Jason explains why.  Food writer Polly Campbell joins to talk about Valentine's Day eating options, National Pizza Day and why sometimes you should just get drunk or eat White Castle.  That's So Cincinnati moment revolves around being a nosy neighbor and Jason masters duct tape.

Enquirer food writer Polly Campbell joins That's So Cincinnati to talk about the city's changing landscape of restaurants; her favorite new places to eat; her relationship with Jeff Ruby -- and whether it's cool to just order a bowl of chili at Skyline. Plus, TSC co-host Jason Williams talks about former Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Hartmann's future.   Co-host Paul Dehner gives his take on the Crosstown Shootout in the That's So Cincinnati moment of the week.  And Jason becomes a grandpa. Not officially. 

Enquirer food writer Polly Campbell joins That's So Cincinnati to talk about the city's changing landscape of restaurants; her favorite new places to eat; her relationship with Jeff Ruby -- and whether it's cool to just order a bowl of chili at Skyline. Plus, TSC co-host Jason Williams talks about former Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Hartmann's future.  Co-host Paul Dehner gives his take on the Crosstown Shootout in the That's So Cincinnati moment of the week.  And Jason becomes a grandpa. Not officially.

“Most people are already living their purpose” Author Polly Campbell (How to Live an Awesome Life: How to Live Well, […]

Polly Campbell, Brendon Cull, and John Faherty discuss Bruce Springsteen's memoir Born to Run

Big Question: How can I recognize and honor the time of harvest in my life?   Polly Campbell blew our socks off two years ago when she spoke with such sweetness and humor about her first book, Imperfect Spirituality. The queen of living and honoring life as it is, she returns with a delightful new book filled with small practices that make a big difference: How to Live an Awesome Life.

Polly Campbell is a motivational speaker and the author of three books: How to Live an Awesome Life; Imperfect Spirituality: Extraordinary Enlightenment for Ordinary People; and How to Reach Enlightenment. She is also a blogger at Psychology Today, Psych Central, The Huffington Post, The Creativity Post, and other sites. Her magazine articles on personal development topics and spiritual practices appear regularly in national publications. Polly has integrated the things she writes and talks about into her own life through practical experience—find out how she blends creativity and gratitude in this wonderful interview!

Podcast 555: How To Live an Awesome Life with Polly Campbell by Greg Voisen

New year, new you, right?Well pardon Polly Campbell as she swings a wrecking ball through our grand ideology that we have to make major changes - lose weight, earn a Masters, buy cheek implants, or overhaul a career - to live an "awesome" life.Polly is a stay at home mom who, years ago, changed her world when she realized she had two choices: cultivate some spirituality or bust.Since granting herself permission to let all the grand planning go and get serious about spirituality, she's written three books, her newest being How To Live an Awesome Life.In it, she teaches that the key to awesome living is determined by what you notice, what you honor, and what you mull over in the day to day.Join us next Tuesday as we mull over "awesome living" with Polly.

Polly Campbell is motivational speaker and the author of three books her most recent being How to Live an Awesome Life: How to Live Well. Do Good. Be Happy! We talk about Awe in this Inspired Conversation and it's a good one. www.InspiredConversations.net

Polly Campbell joins Sister Jenna on the America Meditating Radio Show to discuss how to live with resilience and gratitude, peace and happiness - no matter what shows up in life. Polly Campbell, is a motivational speaker and author of three books: Imperfect Spirituality: Extraordinary Enlightenment for Ordinary People; How to Reach Enlightenment; and her newest book, How to Live an Awesome Life:  How to Live Well. Do Good. Be Happy. Polly is also a blogger at Psychology Today, Psych Central, The Huffington Post, The Creativity Post and other sites. Her magazine articles on personal development topics and spiritual practices appear regularly in national publications. Polly has integrated the things she writes and talks about into her own life through practical experience. She lives with her husband and daughter in Beaverton, Oregon.  Visit http://imperfectspirituality.com “Sustainable happiness is about finding what you value and living close to those values.” – Polly Campbell Get the Off the Grid Into the Heart CD by Sister Jenna. Like America Meditating, Download our FREE Pause for Peace app.

Coach Cafe' Radio is THE Self Empowerment Place to meet where you get your weekly cup of inspiration every Monday @ 8pm ET and Friday 11 am ET! Join Certified Life Coaches Kathleen Martin and Estra Roell as they interview top personal development coaches, experts and authors to help us all to live our best lives! A sense of awe allows us to to access the amazing, to express reverence and admiration.  When we can look at all aspects of our lives with this kind of wonder and admiration, awe changes us.  If forces us to rethink things and to tweak our behaviors and choices.  Awe has the ability to awaken us to the beauty that exists and remind us who we are at our spiritual core.  How do we do this when faced with life's challenges and frustrations?   Author and motivational speaker, Polly Campbell, shows us how in her new book, How to Live an Awesome Life: How to Live Well, Do Good, Be Happy.  Polly will explain how to notice the awesome within the difficult moments of life.  She'll share the benefits of tuning in to what's awesome in our lives and give real life examples.  Be sure to join us for this truly awesome show!  Find out more about Polly Campbell:  http://imperfectspirituality.com  Meet Your Hosts: Kathleen Martin, LOACC- www.kathleenmartincoaching.com -receive your Free Quick Coaching 5 Part Audio Series and download your Coaching Wheel Tool Estra Roell, LOACC- www.americaslifepurposecoach.com - receive your Free Interactive Visioning Report Visit us in the Coach Cafe'- www.coachcaferadio.com - receive your Self Empowerment Gifts!  

During this week’s radio show you will learn about: Healthy Eating Around the Holidays The Ten Commandments of Holiday Eating for Healthy Skin Keeping Your Spirituality Intact with Holiday Pressures Using Imperfection Daily How Daily Chores Can Become Part of a Spiritual Practice

During this week’s radio show you will learn about: Healthy Eating Around the Holidays The Ten Commandments of Holiday Eating for Healthy Skin Keeping Your Spirituality Intact with Holiday Pressures Using Imperfection Daily How Daily Chores Can Become Part of a Spiritual Practice

Get the OFF TO WORK CD by Sister Jenna.  Like America Meditating on FB & Follow us on Twitter. "When you are connected to your core self even when the pressures of life squeeze the daylights out of you then what leaks out is love, and tolerance and compassion – because that's all that you have inside." - Polly Campbell Join us as Sister Jenna welcomes Polly Campbell to the America Meditating Radio Show! Polly Campbell is a sought after motivational speaker and the author of two books, Imperfect Spirituality: Extraordinary Enlightenment for Ordinary People and How to Reach Enlightenment.   She is also a blogger with the Huffington Post and Psychology Today and has her own popular blog at Imperfect Spirituality.com. Her magazine articles on personal development topics and spiritual practices appear regularly in national publications. For more than two decades she has studied and applied the techniques she writes about. She lives Oregon with her family. Visit Polly's website at www.imperfectspirituality.com

Polly Campbell, a top teacher at the Daily Om, contributor for Psychology Today, and blogger at The Huffington Post, is the author of our perfectly imperfect book club selection for July: Imperfect Spirituality. Polly joins us to talk about our culture of perfection, how to feel good about “bad” emotions, finding meaning in mistakes, and living a values-driven life—not a perfect one. Polly is a joyful, even goofy writer, warmly embracing all that is—muck and all!

At the top of the hour, Polly Campbell, author of Imperfect Spirituality: Extraordinary Enlightenment for Ordinary People will discuss how to integrate those everyday moments with traditional spiritual techniques to experience personal growth and greater well-being all in the course of your regular routine.  She offers tips and examples and acecdotes to help us grow both spiritually and personally.  If you're feeling spiritually disconnected - listen in! Gwilda Wiyaka, author of So, We're Still Here - Now What?  Spiritual and Personal Empowerment in a New Era helps us understand how shamanic principles can aid spiritual evolution and reconnect us to natural law so we might use the power of nature to our advantage.

Busy, busy, busy. That's how we live, right? Work, clean, cook, parent, chauffeur - where do you fit time for love, light and spirituality? Sometimes it shows up in the most inopportune moments: the present! Author Polly Campbell of Imperfect Spirituality shares her experiences of integrating spirituality into everyday moments.

You can lead a healthier, happier, more authentic life by adopting useful and easy spiritual practices that will help you shed the life-limiting beliefs that keep you stuck and develop the courage to embrace all that you are. Our imperfections are not liabilities, they hold possibilities.

Join the On-Purpose Blog Talk radio show with Susyn Reeve and Rikk Hansen as they open doors to discover and live a lifework that's alive with purpose.  "Perfectly Imperfect:  A Mere Mortal's Path to Purpose" This Thursday, May 30th, Noon Central join us for a compelling conversation with Polly Campbell, author of Imperfect Spirituality:  Extraordinary Enlightenment for Ordinary People For more details, visit: http://OnPurposeShow.com Susyn Reeve, is the creator of The Self Esteem ToolKit, best-selling author of The Inspired Life and award winning author of Choose Peace & Happiness. www.SusynReeve.com Rikk Hansen is one of the nation's leading experts in guiding midlife professionals and entrepreneurs to discover a lifework that's really their CALLING. He has guided thousands of women and men through major lifework transitions – to rekindle purpose and passion for their next lifework chapter.  www.BrilliantNEXT.com

Where does this need to be perfect come from? And how can I release the 'should have's' to live and love in the moment? Polly Campbell will call you out on the things you've been trying to hide, fix, change and deny about yourself and show you how those exact things may be the very things that will expand and elevate your life. Plus you have just got to hear the raisin up the nose story!

Pulling a raisin out of a two-year-old’s nose probably wasn’t on Buddha’s path toward enlightenment, but it was one of the obstacles for author Polly Campbell. For many, stuck raisins and other real-life moments provide sometimes the only opportunity for spiritual growth in a day. Imperfect Spirituality shows us how to integrate those every-day moments with traditional spiritual techniques to experience personal growth and greater well-being all in the course of your regular routine. Any activity can be transformed into a spiritual practice. Don’t have a half-hour to meditate? Can't drop everything ala Elizabeth Gilbert and trek to Italy or India? Do a mini-meditation while standing in line. Working to be mindful and present? Start by brushing your teeth. Imperfect Spirituality: we'll be discussing practical tips and dozens of examples like these, as well as anecdotes from real people who are striving to grow both spiritually and personally. Featuring fascinating research about how the mind body spirit connection really works as well as illuminating quotes and informative, easy-to-do takeaways from leading-edge academic and spiritual experts who both study, and practice, these techniques. Popular blogger and workshop facilitator Polly Campbell, a favorite journalist for Daily Om and Psychology Today, emerges here as a fresh and important new voice in spirituality who offers a path to enlightenment for "the rest of us."

Polly Campbell shares her book, Imperfect Spirituality: Extraordinary Enlightenment for Ordinary People, and looks deeply into the long held beliefs shared by society; we must work to be perfect. She defies this belief gently, first with compassion towards her daughter and then to herself and humanity. She brings the lesson of an imperfect spiritual journey to the show today. A resident from Oregon, Ms. Campbell is a writer for PsychologyToday.com and ImperfectSpirituality.com. She is also an instructor for the Daily Om. Campbell shares, “When the world seems a mess of mismatched socks and stressful moments, a spiritual connection offers solace.” http://imperfectspirituality.com/

Polly Campbell discusses the importance of focusing on the inner core of our children - their character. She notes that character will sustain them even more than the culture-driven values of education, accomplishments, material possessions, health or significance. She shares with us the qualities that comprise character and how she was intentional in teaching them to her five boys.

Polly Campbell discusses the importance of focusing on the inner core of our children - their character. She notes that character will sustain them even more than the culture-driven values of education, accomplishments, material possessions, health or significance. She shares with us the qualities that comprise character and how she was intentional in teaching them to her five boys.