Podcasts about quantity time

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the idea of providing an exceptional education for your children? Do you want to foster a love of learning while preparing them for a future filled with curiosity and independence?In this second part of a two-part episode, we address a question from a listener—a successful businesswoman and mom of four—who is struggling to balance her career, homeschooling aspirations, and being the most present mom she can be. She's driven and accomplished, but overwhelmed, seeking a way to provide her children with an extraordinary education while maintaining her own well-being and their social development.In this episode, we dive deep into the key principles that must be a part of your educational approach if you want your kids to experience a truly extraordinary education. We discuss the power of self-directed learning and how it can unlock your children's potential to take charge of their own educational journey.Education is not just about textbooks and tests—it's about developing a mindset that allows children to thrive, learn how to think for themselves, and pursue knowledge passionately. In this conversation, we share the practical strategies that we have implemented in our own family to cultivate a love for learning, from embracing meaningful conversations to giving children the tools to explore their interests and goals.We also explore the importance of creating an environment where children feel free to explore their passions without the pressure of traditional schooling systems. If you want to raise kids who are motivated, self-disciplined, and truly excited to learn, this episode is for you.Key Takeaways:✅ Self-directed learning empowers kids to take ownership of their education.✅ A flexible, interest-driven approach promotes intrinsic motivation and curiosity.✅ Early emotional development plays a crucial role in academic success. ✅ Creating an environment for deep, meaningful conversations builds confidence. ✅ The key to a balanced education is cultivating a love for learning, not just mastery of facts. ✅ Intentional family dynamics and lifestyle habits impact children's long-term success.If you haven't watched part of of this two-part episode, watch it here:  ⁠https://yt.openinapp.co/EFL306⁠ Chapters00:00 Welcome to Extraordinary Family Life02:53 Embracing Challenges in Family Life05:28 The Ready, Fire, Aim Approach08:27 The Importance of Intentional Living11:04 Exploring Homeschooling Options13:51 The Role of Parents in Education16:38 Extraordinary Education Through World Schooling19:38 The Limitations of Public Schooling22:28 The Need for Self-Directed Learning25:21 Experiential Learning and Travel27:59 The Impact of Environment on Learning31:00 Navigating Social Experiences for Kids33:46 Conclusion About 'Real' Socialization39:54 The Transformative Power of Modern Education45:17 Leveraging Online Resources for Homeschooling48:18 Balancing Personal Time and Homeschooling52:32 Quality Time vs. Quantity Time in Education57:12 Redefining Social Skills Beyond School01:01:55 Overcoming Personal Limitations as a Parent01:06:50 Embracing the Journey through Deschooling01:13:10 The Importance of Following Interests in LearningRESOURCES:Let us help you in your extraordinary family life journey.Rachel's ⁠⁠Must-Read Booklist for Well-Read Moms⁠⁠Greg's ⁠⁠Recommended Reading List for Parents & Youth⁠⁠Follow us on Instagram: ⁠@worldschoolfamily⁠ or ⁠@greg.denning⁠Get Rachel's ⁠⁠Family Systems & Charts⁠⁠Join the ⁠⁠28-Day Challenge⁠⁠ for MomsJoin the Family Life Coaching Workshop Series for busy momsJoin Greg's 7-Day Challenge JOIN GREG'S 90-DAY HEALTH & FITNESS CHALLENGE! Join the Formidable Family Man Masterclass and TribeGather with us at the ⁠World School Family (Beach & Farm) Resort⁠ in PortugalRead our reviews here: https://podcast.extraordinaryfamilylife.com/reviews/ 

Kitzur Yomi 83: Siman 44 Sif 5 - 13 [Quantity / Time to Bentch, Changing Locations, Unsure if Bentc]

00:13-02:45 – Introduction 02:46-04:04 – Four Pillars of The Faction Foundation – Faith, Family, Fitness, Finance 04:05-07:40 – The 4 Blades of a Helicopter Analogy 07:41-11:17 – Balancing Things, Quality vs Quantity Time 11:18-16:20 – Marcus' Deconstructed Calendar, Derek's Color-Coded Calendar 16:21-17:43 – Being a “Time Billionaire” 17:44-37:40 – Mindset; Being a Good Listener; What […]

In this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy delves into the debate between quality and quantity time spent with children. She addresses the importance of parental engagement at specific moments throughout the day, as highlighted by neuroscientist Jacques Penkeeps.

Pädagogen und manche andere sprechen von Quality Time statt Quantity Time. Besser Profis ranlassen, als selbst das Chaos durchmachen. Die Frage ist nur, wer nach Gottes Augen die "Profis" im Blick auf die Kinder sind.

Darius Contractor is the Chief Growth Officer at Otter.ai, prior to that he was Chief Product and Technology Officer at Vendr, a Growth and Product leader at Airtable and Facebook, and an Engineering leader at Dropbox. He is also a fantastic angel investor and advisor, a husband and the father of two kids. In this episode we discuss: His parents influence on his career His earliest memories of being a Dad Freak out moments Watching your kids experience the world for the first time Frameworks for parenting Sacrifices you make when becoming a parent Acknowledging your mistakes — Where to find Darius Contractor - Twitter (aka X): https://twitter.com/dariusmc - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dariusmc/   Where to find Adam Fishman: - Newsletter: https://www.fishmanafnewsletter.com - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamjfishman/ - Twitter (aka X): https://twitter.com/fishmanaf - Threads: https://www.threads.net/@fishmanaf — In this episode, we cover: [1:24] Darius introduction and professional background [2:46] His personal background [4:05] His parent's influence on his life [5:30] Info on his family [6:50] Decision to start a family [9:53] Parenting during the Pandemic [12:41] Earliest memory of being a Dad [15:06] A freak out moment [17:22] Most surprising part of being a Dad [21:40] Watching your kids experience the world the first time [24:22] Parenting frameworks [30:25] Disagreements with your partner [34:16] Successes! [35:31] Sacrifices made in becoming a parent [39:12] Mistakes as a Dad [42:17] Hustle culture vs. Parenting [46:57] Rapid fire round — Show references: Doona Stroller: https://www.doona.com/en-us/car-seat-stroller/discover-doona — Production support for Startup Dad is provided by Tommy Harron at http://www.armaziproductions.com/ Episode art designed by Matt Sutherland at https://www.mspnw.com/  

In this day and age with the increased use of technology and devices, as well as parents working long hours to support their families, time spent with our kids is being greatly affected, and unfortunately, the research is showing the negative impact of this lifestyle on the family as a whole. Many parents believe that if they can just provide well for their kids and give them the things that they ask for, they're doing a good enough job at parenting.

Ngakube isikhathi esihle [quality time] engisisebenzisa nomndeni wami yiso esimqoka kunesiningi [quantity time] ?

How to Navigate the Buyer Terminal? Follow these steps! 1. Log in to TARTLE 2. The Dashboard gives you information on users per country, and worldwide. This can be viewed through different lenses, such as age range and sex. 3. Under the Search Packets tab, you'll see a list of all our categories on the left side. You can open a category to see all the different packets. If you want to suggest a data packet, click on the plus sign located on the right side of the Category search bar. 4. Each packet shows the - Average price - Maximum price - Data points - Single bids which last for 24 hours and come in CSV files - Subscription bids that are ongoing until you want them to end, and come in json files 5. You can click the Make A Bid to determine the maximum number of packets you need and the price you're willing to pay. You can also implement additional filters. 6. Once you click continue, you will be asked to confirm the following details: - Data fee - Service fee - Estimated total 7. Under the My Active Bids tab, you have an overview of all the single and subscription bids you've made. This is accompanied by the following details: - Description - Price per packet - Quantity - Time left 8. If you click on a data packet, you can view the following details: Amount of packets sold - Total price paid - Start time - End time - Packet updates - Packet questions 9. Under My Closed Bids, you can view all the bids that have either reached the maximum number of packets filled out or run their course. You can click on the individual bids to start downloading your ethically sourced data. Congratulations, Data Champion! What's your data worth? Find out at ( https://tartle.co/ ) 

Today's episode is a fun conversation I had several months back with Dating Coach Kevin O'Connor and my friend Deanna Bryant who is a Midlife Marriage Strategist and Podcast host for Revive Your Midlife Marriage. On today's episode we discuss: Dating your spouse in midlife Dating in midlife after divorce Choosing your partner EVERY day The importance of curiosity in your midlife relationship The importance of creativity, spontinaiety, and romance And the important question of what role does your cell phone play in your relationship? You can find out more about Kevin O'Connor HERE  Deanna Bryant can be found on IG and you can listen to her podcast HERE 

Today's episode is a fun conversation I had several months back with Dating Coach Kevin O'Connor and my friend Deanna Bryant who is a Midlife Marriage Strategist and Podcast host for Revive Your Midlife Marriage.On today's episode we discuss:Dating your spouse in midlifeDating in midlife after divorceChoosing your partner EVERY dayThe importance of curiosity in your midlife relationshipThe importance of creativity, spontinaiety, and romanceAnd the important question of what role does your cell phone play in your relationship?You can find out more about Kevin O'Connor HERE Deanna Bryant can be found on IG and you can listen to her podcast HERE 

In this day and age with the increased use of technology and devices, as well as parents working long hours to support their families, time spent with our kids is being greatly affected, and unfortunately, the research is showing the negative impact of this lifestyle on the family as a whole. Many parents believe that if they can just provide well for their kids and give them the things that they ask for, they're doing a good enough job at parenting,

Kulezinsuku esiphila kuzo ekukhuleni kwe-technology, kanjalo nabazali besebenza amahora amade ukondla imindeni yabo, isikhathi nezingane sesiphazamisekile,ngeshwa ucwaningo lukhombisa umthelela ongemuhle, walempilo emndenini uwonkana. Abanye abazali bakholwa ngukuthi uma bengondla kahle imindeni yabo bayithengele izinto ezicelayo, benze okwanele ukuba ngabazali.

Pastor Cameron continues talking about quantity and quality time in the raising of children, and encourages us to set aside routines of devotions and love with our kids! 

Another key to leading our children in a godly way is to spend quantity and quality time with them - time cannot be replaced by anything! Join Pastor Cameron as he looks at this important topic today. 

Scott O'Neil sits down with Jay Shetty to talk about positive intent. It's in assuming a positive intent in all that we do where we can calmly and level-headedly make important decisions, resolve conflicts, and engage in difficult conversations. And when we transition into another phase in our life, we all need to surround ourselves with people who can give us constructive, honest feedback. Scott is the Chief Executive Officer of Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment, an organization with the mission of building passionate, high-performing teams that inspire people to enhance the communities where its teams live, work, play and win. With more than 20 years of experience in the NBA, NHL and NFL, O'Neil has earned a reputation as a leader of leaders and is one of the most connected, dynamic and driven executives in the industry today.Achieve success in every area of your life with Jay Shetty's Genius Community. Join over 10,000 members taking their holistic well-being to the next level today, at https://shetty.cc/OnPurposeGeniusWhat We Discuss:00:00 Intro02:34 Finding you “be where your feet are” moment06:23 Have the community control their destiny09:12 Common language: Assume Positive Intent (API)13:20 When no one is assuming positive intent19:54 Learning a lot more when you trip and fall22:47 A formula for your mental health27:12 We all just need to ask for help if we need it31:41 Find your true perspective37:42 Find your own morning routine to start your day44:38 Try to track your happy thoughts daily47:15 Seek authentic feedback from people who can help you grow56:15 Transitions are hard for a lot of people57:52 Hunt and Kill vs Seek and Grow01:04:26 Why it's hard to say NO01:07:58 Three most important things: health, sadhana, savor01:13:19 Be present and create meaningful moments with your family01:15:59 It's the positive things that you remember01:18:29 How not to get distracted and stay in the moment01:21:07 Scott on Final FiveLike this show? Please leave us a review here - even one sentence helps! Post a screenshot of you listening on Instagram & tag us so we can thank you personally!Episode Resources:Scott O'Neil | TwitterScott O'Neil | LinkedInBe Where Your Feet Are

Grandpa is haunted by his own 40-year legacy as “Steely Phil,” the best Chinese checkers player in the city undone by his own drive to win, until Robby Fisher goads him back for one last match. What's really great is we get to learn a lot more about Grandpa and the city along the way. In “Quantity Time,” Helga and Big Bob struggle to relate to each other when Miriam takes a few days off. They don't really get along – Big Bob is too out of touch with his daughter and Helga doesn't have the patience to deal with her dawdling dad – but they both give it a fair shake. Repressed, combative Patakis? I don't believe it! Whether you're a part of the gang or this is your first time on the stoop, we'd really appreciate it if you could leave us a review! For even more of our takes on the adventures of PS118, follow us on https://twitter.com/stoopkidzpod and www.instagram.com/stoopkidzpod/. All Stoop Kidz show art is created by our own Emily Csuy (https://www.instagram.com/emilycsuy/). Intro music: “Hey Arnold! Theme” by Jim Lang. Intermission music: “Groove Remote” by Jim Lang. Outro music: RATS theme from “Quantity Time” by Jim Lang.

Psalm 47:1-9 1 Clap your hands, all you nations;     shout to God with cries of joy. 2 For the Lord Most High is awesome,     the great King over all the earth. 3 He subdued nations under us,     peoples under our feet. 4 He chose our inheritance for us,     the pride of Jacob, whom he loved. 5 God has ascended amid shouts of joy,     the Lord amid the sounding of trumpets. 6 Sing praises to God, sing praises;     sing praises to our King, sing praises. 7 For God is the King of all the earth;     sing to him a psalm of praise. 8 God reigns over the nations;     God is seated on his holy throne. 9 The nobles of the nations assemble     as the people of the God of Abraham, for the kings of the earth belong to God;     he is greatly exalted.

My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan interviews cabaret comedian Shirley Gnome whose latest comedy-music releases are: Decoxification (an LP) and Quantity Time (an EP). My Summer Lair Chapter #186: What Is A Sentient Dildo? (yes you read that correctly...) Recorded: Friday March 5, 2021 at 4pm (EST)

Grinding it out with Shirley Gnome. Shirley is a fantastically funny musical comedy performer. Her latest album Quantity Time is out now. Give it a listen! Join Shirley, Producer Darcy and TVA as they pluck their way through the following: - Starting out as a musical act, burlesque and more! - Stand-ups are jerks! - Australia jetlag and bourbon shows! Check out the video of this episode on our Facebook page! Thanks and enjoy!

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It's not always quality over quantity. Imagine how much richer our individual relationships with God would be if we spent more time with Him.

Kulezinsuku esiphila kuzo ekukhuleni kwe-technology, kanjalo nabazali besebenza amahora amade ukondla imindeni yabo, isikhathi nezingane sesiphazamisekile,ngeshwa ucwaningo lukhombisa umthelela ongemuhle, walempilo emndenini uwonkana.Abanye abazali bakholwa ngukuthi uma bengondla kahle imindeni yabo bayithengele izinto ezicelayo, benze okwanele ukuba ngabazali.

To have quality time with God, you need to have quantity time with God! Psalm 49:1-11 1 Hear this, all you peoples;     listen, all who live in this world, 2 both low and high,     rich and poor alike: 3 My mouth will speak words of wisdom;     the meditation of my heart will give you understanding. 4 I will turn my ear to a proverb;     with the harp I will expound my riddle: 5 Why should I fear when evil days come,     when wicked deceivers surround me— 6 those who trust in their wealth     and boast of their great riches? 7 No one can redeem the life of another     or give to God a ransom for them— 8 the ransom for a life is costly,     no payment is ever enough— 9 so that they should live on forever     and not see decay. 10 For all can see that the wise die,     that the foolish and the senseless also perish,     leaving their wealth to others. 11 Their tombs will remain their houses forever,     their dwellings for endless generations,     though they had named lands after themselves.  

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This Best of Morning Coffee is Episode 32 from March 8, 2019, and addresses the topic of Quantity Time vs Quality Time. In short, you have to have a certain amount of quantity time to even have quality time. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/larry-quicksall/message

Steve Schmidt’s story, the choice for quality vs quantity time with his son.

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Most of the time people say quality beats quantity, but when it comes to your relationship you should have both. This week Seth and Crystal discuss spending time with your partner and how much it can benefit your relationship. Another thing that people say is that you can spend too much time with your partner, Seth and Crystal obviously have a different opinion on that as well. You SHOULD want to be around your partner, they are your other half and they should be the person you want to spend all of your free time with, cause if you get sick of the person you're spending the rest of your life with it's going to be one hell of a long life for both of you. Hope you enjoy this episode, cheers!

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How I use these 4 thought processes to develop a better understanding of Quality time over quantity time in relationshipsHow I use these 4 thought processes to develop a better understanding of Quality time over quantity time in relationships.

Good Morning! Today I share my thoughts on the debate between Quantity Time vs Quality Time in a marriage. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/larry-quicksall/message

We have had discussions on work/life balance. Is it better to spend a short amount of quality time versus a larger amount of time that is not as high of quality? I don't think we do this in other parts of our lives? If you were learning to read and only spent a short amount of time focusing on it, would you learn it? Probably not, you have to have good quality over a long period of time. It's actually both that is needed. How about a marriage? Can a marriage be built and survive by only seeing each other every once in a while? Can it survive on just living in the same place and seeing each other a lot but never really spending quality time together? We hear about marriages falling apart because they were too busy or didn't have enough time for each other or the opposite that they didn't have any quality time together. Either one is not enough. What if we have to pick one? If it's one for one, my opinion would be that a shorter amount of quality time is better. When we are focused and attentive, you would think the child feels more fulfilled and connected. If we have a longer time with them but are distracted, on the phone, talking to someone else, etc I would think they aren't going to feel connected. There are a few studies that support this. A study by University of Toronto sociologist Melissa Milkie was in the Journal of Marriage and Family published in 2015, found that the amount of time parents spend with their kids between the ages of 3 and 11 has virtually no relationship to how the child turns out. This included the children's academic achievement, behavior and emotional well-being. However they did find that the more time a teen spends engaged with their mother, the fewer instances of delinquent behavior. Drs Brazelton and Greenspan, who are child development experts state, “Nurturing emotional relationships are the most primary foundation for both intellectual and social growth . . . The most important learning in the early years is provided by human interaction. Objects and learning devices do not compare.” The child who plays internet games, or who is engaged in play activities with non-human devices, will have a differently wired brain than the child who is hugged, listened to, shown delight, and provided with more warm interaction than is demanded. While children's brain architect is basically similar, how the structures get wired (integrated together) is the result of the child's experiences with the important people in their lives. Are we asking the question of quality versus quantity because of guilt? As parents we often feel guilty that we are not spending enough time with our kids. A study at the University of Oxford found a father's positive emotional response to parenting during the child's early years matters more than how much time they spent with them. The children of fathers who felt good about being a parent and confident in their role during this period were 28 percent less likely to have behavioral problems later on. So overall we know that the quality of the time is important but so is quantity. Why do we have to have an argument of which is better? We don't do that with other parts of our lives so why should we do it with kids? . Can we have a balance of both? That's the question for each of us to ponder. The bottom line is that you and your child are going to benefit from spending more connected time together. How much of that that happens depends on your individual situation. Make the most of the time you do have, stop beating yourself up and feeling guilty.

We have had discussions on work/life balance. Is it better to spend a short amount of quality time versus a larger amount of time that is not as high of quality? I don't think we do this in other parts of our lives? If you were learning to read and only spent a short amount of time focusing on it, would you learn it? Probably not, you have to have good quality over a long period of time. It's actually both that is needed. How about a marriage? Can a marriage be built and survive by only seeing each other every once in a while? Can it survive on just living in the same place and seeing each other a lot but never really spending quality time together? We hear about marriages falling apart because they were too busy or didn't have enough time for each other or the opposite that they didn't have any quality time together. Either one is not enough. What if we have to pick one? If it's one for one, my opinion would be that a shorter amount of quality time is better. When we are focused and attentive, you would think the child feels more fulfilled and connected. If we have a longer time with them but are distracted, on the phone, talking to someone else, etc I would think they aren't going to feel connected. There are a few studies that support this. A study by University of Toronto sociologist Melissa Milkie was in the Journal of Marriage and Family published in 2015, found that the amount of time parents spend with their kids between the ages of 3 and 11 has virtually no relationship to how the child turns out. This included the children’s academic achievement, behavior and emotional well-being. However they did find that the more time a teen spends engaged with their mother, the fewer instances of delinquent behavior. Drs Brazelton and Greenspan, who are child development experts state, “Nurturing emotional relationships are the most primary foundation for both intellectual and social growth . . . The most important learning in the early years is provided by human interaction. Objects and learning devices do not compare.” The child who plays internet games, or who is engaged in play activities with non-human devices, will have a differently wired brain than the child who is hugged, listened to, shown delight, and provided with more warm interaction than is demanded. While children’s brain architect is basically similar, how the structures get wired (integrated together) is the result of the child’s experiences with the important people in their lives. Are we asking the question of quality versus quantity because of guilt? As parents we often feel guilty that we are not spending enough time with our kids. A study at the University of Oxford found a father’s positive emotional response to parenting during the child’s early years matters more than how much time they spent with them. The children of fathers who felt good about being a parent and confident in their role during this period were 28 percent less likely to have behavioral problems later on. So overall we know that the quality of the time is important but so is quantity. Why do we have to have an argument of which is better? We don't do that with other parts of our lives so why should we do it with kids? . Can we have a balance of both? That's the question for each of us to ponder. The bottom line is that you and your child are going to benefit from spending more connected time together. How much of that that happens depends on your individual situation. Make the most of the time you do have, stop beating yourself up and feeling guilty.

Seth Dunn is a local therapist who has been practising his craft since the 70's. He is also a father of two. Seth reached out to NPC this past winter to see how he could get involved in our coalition. He has a strong passion for seeing young people lead and mentor each other. And has been motivated to do relevant work since he was a young man himself. In this podcast Seth discusses his work, the process of therapy, and the importance of real relationships, meaningful engagement, and real replacements for substance use so that those in recovery have something else to turn to.  This podcast would not be possible without the services and excellent staff at Northampton Community Television. They offer equipment rentals for free to Northampton residents, as well as workshops on how to use their equipment. The learn more visit: http://northamptontv.org/   To learn more about the Northampton Prevention Coalition follow us on Facebook and visit our website: http://northamptonprevents.org/ www.facebook.com/NorthamptonPrevents

Despite not being at the end of your life, you may very well be nearing the end of your time with some of the most important people in your life. The majority of the time spent with your parents is front loaded in your life - most likely you only have 5 % of your life's in person parent time. Jeff and Anthony discuss why this might be okay. GET BONUS EPISODES, VIDEO HANGOUTS AND MORE. VISIT: http://patreon.com/wehaveconcerns Get all your sweet We Have Concerns merch by swinging by http://wehaveconcerns.com/shop Hey! If you’re enjoying the show, please take a moment to rate/review it on whatever service you use to listen. Here’s the iTunes link: http://bit.ly/wehaveconcerns And here’s the Stitcher link: http://bit.ly/stitcherwhconcerns Or, you can send us mail! Our address: We Have Concerns c/o WORLD CRIME LEAGUE 1920 Hillhurst Ave #425 Los Angeles, CA 90027-2706 Jeff on Twitter: http://twitter.com/jeffcannata Anthony on Twitter: http://twitter.com/acarboni Today’s story: https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/12/the-tail-end.html If you’ve seen a story you think belongs on the show, send it to wehaveconcernsshow@gmail.com, post in on our Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/WeHaveConcerns/ or leave it on the subreddit: http://reddit.com/r/wehaveconcerns

Tipps, wie du Liebe in deiner Beziehung vertiefen kannst. Einer der Schlüssel zum Verständnis einer tiefen Beziehung ist das Stichwort: Quality Time statt Quantity Time. Wie das funktionieren kann, dafür gibt dir Sukadev in diesem Podcast einige Yoga-Tipps. Wohlgemerkt, dieser Podcast ist kein Beziehungsratgeber – Sukadev gibt dir lediglich einfache Ratschläge, die du gleich testen und ausprobieren kannst. Dieser Vortrag wird im Rahmen der Vortragsreihe zum Thema Raja Yoga gegeben,  der Podcast-Episode rund um die Entwicklung deiner Persönlichkeit. Er ist zugleich der  20. Vortrag zum Thema „Yoga Vidya Schulung“. Es sei angemerkt, dass Liebe zu vertiefen auch ein Der Beitrag Beziehungen verbessern – YVS020 erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Tipps, wie du Liebe in deiner Beziehung vertiefen kannst. Einer der Schlüssel zum Verständnis einer tiefen Beziehung ist das Stichwort: Quality Time statt Quantity Time. Wie das funktionieren kann, dafür gibt dir Sukadev in diesem Podcast einige Yoga-Tipps. Wohlgemerkt, dieser Podcast ist kein Beziehungsratgeber - Sukadev gibt dir lediglich einfache Ratschläge, die du gleich testen und ausprobieren kannst. Dieser Vortrag wird im Rahmen der Vortragsreihe zum Thema Raja Yoga gegeben, der Podcast-Episode rund um die Entwicklung deiner Persönlichkeit. Er ist zugleich der 20. Vortrag zum Thema „Yoga Vidya Schulung“. Es sei angemerkt, dass Liebe zu vertiefen auch ein Thema des Karma Yoga ist. Autor/Sprecher: Sukadev Bretz, Gründer und Leiter von Yoga Vidya. Ton/Schnitt: Nanda Weiterführende Informationen und Links: - Seminare zum Thema Liebe und Mitgefühl - Yoga und Meditation Einführung Seminar - Yoga Schulen - Yogaferien - Yogalehrer*innen Ausbildung - Mehr zum Thema Tugenden und Tugenden kultivieren - Mehr zum Thema Yoga Psychologie und das Funktionieren des menschlichen Geistes auf yoga-vidya.de/yoga-psychologie

Tipps, wie du Liebe in deiner Beziehung vertiefen kannst. Einer der Schlüssel zum Verständnis einer tiefen Beziehung ist das Stichwort: Quality Time statt Quantity Time. Wie das funktionieren kann, dafür gibt dir Sukadev in diesem Podcast einige Yoga-Tipps. Wohlgemerkt, dieser Podcast ist kein Beziehungsratgeber - Sukadev gibt dir lediglich einfache Ratschläge, die du gleich testen und ausprobieren kannst. Dieser Vortrag wird im Rahmen der Vortragsreihe zum Thema Raja Yoga gegeben, der Podcast-Episode rund um die Entwicklung deiner Persönlichkeit. Er ist zugleich der 20. Vortrag zum Thema „Yoga Vidya Schulung“. Es sei angemerkt, dass Liebe zu vertiefen auch ein Thema des Karma Yoga ist. Autor/Sprecher: Sukadev Bretz, Gründer und Leiter von Yoga Vidya. Ton/Schnitt: Nanda Weiterführende Informationen und Links: - Seminare zum Thema Liebe und Mitgefühl - Yoga und Meditation Einführung Seminar - Yoga Schulen - Yogaferien - Yogalehrer*innen Ausbildung - Mehr zum Thema Tugenden und Tugenden kultivieren - Mehr zum Thema Yoga Psychologie und das Funktionieren des menschlichen Geistes auf yoga-vidya.de/yoga-psychologie

Corey and Adam hang out with Big Bob and Helga Pataki! They talk about exercising power, feminism, personhood, and entitlement. Technology is cyclical! Merry Christmas and Happy Winter Solstice!

In this episode of Family From The Heart, Stephanie and I discuss 5 Commitments that we have made that set the foundation for a great marriage. 1. No Escape Clause. 2. No Unspoken Expectations. 3. Will Be Responsible For My Own Happiness. 4. Quality Time over Quantity Time. 5. No Record Keeping of Wrongs.

In this episode of Family From The Heart, Stephanie and I discuss 5 Commitments that we have made that set the foundation for a great marriage. 1. No Escape Clause. 2. No Unspoken Expectations. 3. Will Be Responsible For My Own Happiness. 4. Quality Time over Quantity Time. 5. No Record Keeping of Wrongs.

In this episode of Family From The Heart, Stephanie and I discuss 5 Commitments that we have made that set the foundation for a great marriage. 1. No Escape Clause. 2. No Unspoken Expectations. 3. Will Be Responsible For My Own Happiness. 4. Quality Time over Quantity Time. 5. No Record Keeping of Wrongs.

Are your expections of the other person preventing you from having the type of relationship that you desire?  Are you looking expecting for the person to accept you as you are, and you expect them to change for you?  Are you really ready for type of relationship that you say that you want?  Are you sure that you know yourself well enough to know what you really want? Are you carry your old issues from old relationships? Often times people miss the opportunity for a great love because of various reasons.  Rev. Arlene Kahet, and Rev. Harvey L. Bailey will talk about some of the issues that get in the way of people having the type of relationship that they desire.....so that you can ask yourself, "How am I showing up in this relationship?"  

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