Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Biddulph

Many of us live out our lives while tied to our careers, our homes, our families and our friends. This can be joyous, but for some it is stifling.Ray Martin lived that life and achieved great success, even being named Daily Telegraph Business Leader of the Year in 2002 as the CEO of a company that developed business leaders.But when his personal life changed dramatically, he realised his work was not making him happy and he set out on a mission to discover his authentic self.Now, as the author of Life Without A Tie, Ray tells the story of a journey of exploration that took him to 28 countries and saw him launch a global foundation, become a marathon runner, act in a play and turn himself into a coach whose clients have included more than 100 people across Asia.In this episode of The Coach's Journey Podcast, Ray describes how he learned to serve people who are trapped in a life that others expect of them, and how he allowed his inner voice to return and guide him to a life of possibility, fulfilment, and greater self-awareness. In this episode, we talk about:The confirmation signals we need when making decisionsHow acts of service can lead to personal breakthroughsHow we become the actor, scriptwriter and director in our own livesThe shift from materialism to experientialismThe power of intention to deliver the work and life you wantThe freedom that comes from feeling less attached to each possibilityRay shares wisdom about the cycles of desire and craving that don't always lead us to what we need, and offers sage advice on the tools that can guide us to a place of authenticity.To learn more about me, visit https://www.robbieswale.com/, and to learn more about Ray, visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/raymartin/ or https://lifewithoutatie.com/.For information about my wider work, my writing or to buy my books, visit www.robbieswale.com.Music by My Good Man William: listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4KmeQUcTbeE31uFynHQLQgTo support the Coach's Journey, visit www.patreon.com/thecoachsjourney and to join the Coach's Journey Community visit www.thecoachsjourney.com/community. Things and people we mentioned (that you might be interested in):- Life Without A Tie https://lifewithoutatie.com/ - The Better Bolder Braver Podcast https://betterbolderbraver.com/ - Robert D'Aubigny and Exegesis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exegesis_(group)- The Landmark Forum https://www.landmarkworldwide.com/the-landmark-forum - Henrietta Nelson on The Coach's Journey Podcast https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-46-henrietta-nelson-nobody-else-can-put-a-feeling-in-you - Sydney Banks https://sydneybanks.org/- Wait But Why https://waitbutwhy.com/homepage - Stuffocation by James Wallman https://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/jan/07/stuffocation-living-more-with-less-james-wallman-review - Joseph Campbell and The Hero's Journey https://www.skillshare.com/en/blog/the-heros-journey-stages-and-structure/ - Bernadette Russell https://www.bernadetterussell.com/ - Undefended Love http://www.undefendedlove.com/ - The Hoffman Process https://www.hoffmaninstitute.co.uk/about-the-process/ - Ray's blog https://thedailyexplorer.com/blog/- Asia Pacific Alliance of Coaches https://apacoaches.org/- Robbie's appearance on the Leadership Live podcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqsdH23Nm4o - Coach in a Box https://www.linkedin.com/company/coach-in-a-box- Robert Stephenson on The Coach's Journey Podcast https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-41-robert-stephenson-the-scaffolding-of-change-and-when-to-discard-it - Steve Biddulph https://www.stevebiddulph.com/ - The Sabbatical Project https://thesabbaticalproject.org/- The Untethered Soul by Michael A. Singer https://untetheredsoul.com/- Quote from Marcel Proust https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22270761/

Talking Points: Valentine's Day--it's for you; Can love be measured? Being your own special guest. The work of Steve Biddulph, author of "Raising Boys", can be found here: https://www.stevebiddulph.com/Site_1/Home.html A very special Valentine's Day thank you to Seven Productions here in Mulhouse, France, for the use of the song La Joie as the intro and outtro of the show, to Matt Kugler, whom you can find on social media as Matt-K, who sang it, and Claude Ekwe who wrote it.

Stand-up comedian Nazeem Hussain lost his father to COVID-19 in 2021. In this episode, Nazeem shares the difficulties surrounding his family's loss, and how his Dad's life and sudden death has impacted his own life. But Nazeem also tells some wildly funny stories - in particular one about a "comedy concert" he did in Sri Lanka in front of The Prime Minister, which turned out to be organised by none other than his Dad. You probably already know Naz from his many, MANY appearances on the telly including The Project, Orange Is The New Brown or maybe even I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here. But his latest work sees him acting and writing on the new ABC show, Summer Love. Link below. To watch Nazeem in Summer Love, follow this link: https://ab.co/3BR4gLC To pre-order Nazeem's new children's book, follow this link https://bit.ly/3UlxSHW For recommendation, 'Raising Boys', by Steve Biddulph, follow this link: https://bit.ly/3RLMpuV To read '7 Sneaky Ways Your Parents Influence Is Still Affecting Your Life', by Suzannah Weiss, follow this link: https://bit.ly/3UhkTam

Stand-up comedian Nazeem Hussain lost his father to COVID-19 in 2021. In this episode, Nazeem shares the difficulties surrounding his family's loss, and how his Dad's life and sudden death has impacted his own life. But Nazeem also tells some wildly funny stories - in particular one about a "comedy concert" he did in Sri Lanka in front of The Prime Minister, which turned out to be organised by none other than his Dad.You probably already know Naz from his many, MANY appearances on the telly including The Project, Orange Is The New Brown or maybe even I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here. But his latest work sees him acting and writing on the new ABC show, Summer Love. Link below.To watch Nazeem in Summer Love, follow this link: https://ab.co/3BR4gLCTo pre-order Nazeem's new children's book, follow this link https://bit.ly/3UlxSHWFor recommendation, 'Raising Boys', by Steve Biddulph, follow this link: https://bit.ly/3RLMpuVTo read '7 Sneaky Ways Your Parents Influence Is Still Affecting Your Life', by Suzannah Weiss, follow this link: https://bit.ly/3UhkTamSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For our season finale, Collett is chatting with the legendary Steve Biddulph. A psychologist, lecturer, activist, and best-selling author, Steve shares some of his expertise that's essential for both parents and teens alike. To learn more about Steve, his work or his books you can visit his website. Resources for Support or to Learn MoreLifeline Crisis Support 13 11 14Kids Helpline 1800 55 1800 Click here to contact the Raising Teens team or ask us a Question. Collett is a psychologist, qualified teacher, speaker, and internationally published author, with 25 years' experience working in private and public schools, as well as in private practice. Visit Raising Teenagers for more resources, click here for Collett's books, or join the discussion on Facebook.Support the show: https://hope1032.com.au/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Highlights from episode - #324 Fully Human with Steve Biddulph Purchase Pixel Perfect or find it in your Happy Families Membership - because a happy family doesn't just happen Send us your voice memos here: podcasts@happyfamilies.com.au Find us on Facebook at Dr Justin Coulson's Happy Families Email us your questions and comments at podcasts@happyfamilies.com.au

Highlights from episode - #324 Fully Human with Steve BiddulphPurchase Pixel Perfect or find it in your Happy Families Membership - because a happy family doesn't just happenSend us your voice memos here: podcasts@happyfamilies.com.auFind us on Facebook at Dr Justin Coulson's Happy FamiliesEmail us your questions and comments at podcasts@happyfamilies.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“We drastically misuse our mind and have neglected a very important part of the way our mind works in the modern world. I think preindustrial people and our ancestors used this very well. And that is that we have a whole right hemisphere of our brain which doesn't think in words, which takes in the holistic picture of everything around us. Anyone who is listening to this podcast will be aware that sometimes you have got feelings about things. They are signals that are sent from the right hemisphere of the brain, picking up things that we can't consciously interpret or read. It goes through our amygdala, which is our alarm system, and straight down the vagus nerve, and we feel it down in the middle of our body. What the books argue, if you want to be able to parent effectively, and live your life effectively, is to stay in touch with that. Include those signals as part of your mental checking out. Expand your awareness because you can read that every few seconds all the time. And your life will be very different. There are feelings below your feelings. They are not always right, but they're always worth listening to.”Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com · www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info

Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com
· www.creativeprocess.info
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org

“We drastically misuse our mind and have neglected a very important part of the way our mind works in the modern world. I think preindustrial people and our ancestors used this very well. And that is that we have a whole right hemisphere of our brain which doesn't think in words, which takes in the holistic picture of everything around us. Anyone who is listening to this podcast will be aware that sometimes you have got feelings about things. They are signals that are sent from the right hemisphere of the brain, picking up things that we can't consciously interpret or read. It goes through our amygdala, which is our alarm system, and straight down the vagus nerve, and we feel it down in the middle of our body. What the books argue, if you want to be able to parent effectively, and live your life effectively, is to stay in touch with that. Include those signals as part of your mental checking out. Expand your awareness because you can read that every few seconds all the time. And your life will be very different. There are feelings below your feelings. They are not always right, but they're always worth listening to.”Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com · www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info

Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com
· www.creativeprocess.info
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org

Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com
· www.creativeprocess.info
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org

“We drastically misuse our mind and have neglected a very important part of the way our mind works in the modern world. I think preindustrial people and our ancestors used this very well. And that is that we have a whole right hemisphere of our brain which doesn't think in words, which takes in the holistic picture of everything around us. Anyone who is listening to this podcast will be aware that sometimes you have got feelings about things. They are signals that are sent from the right hemisphere of the brain, picking up things that we can't consciously interpret or read. It goes through our amygdala, which is our alarm system, and straight down the vagus nerve, and we feel it down in the middle of our body. What the books argue, if you want to be able to parent effectively, and live your life effectively, is to stay in touch with that. Include those signals as part of your mental checking out. Expand your awareness because you can read that every few seconds all the time. And your life will be very different. There are feelings below your feelings. They are not always right, but they're always worth listening to.”Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com · www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info

Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com
· www.creativeprocess.info
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org

“We drastically misuse our mind and have neglected a very important part of the way our mind works in the modern world. I think preindustrial people and our ancestors used this very well. And that is that we have a whole right hemisphere of our brain which doesn't think in words, which takes in the holistic picture of everything around us. Anyone who is listening to this podcast will be aware that sometimes you have got feelings about things. They are signals that are sent from the right hemisphere of the brain, picking up things that we can't consciously interpret or read. It goes through our amygdala, which is our alarm system, and straight down the vagus nerve, and we feel it down in the middle of our body. What the books argue, if you want to be able to parent effectively, and live your life effectively, is to stay in touch with that. Include those signals as part of your mental checking out. Expand your awareness because you can read that every few seconds all the time. And your life will be very different. There are feelings below your feelings. They are not always right, but they're always worth listening to.”Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com · www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info

“We drastically misuse our mind and have neglected a very important part of the way our mind works in the modern world. I think preindustrial people and our ancestors used this very well. And that is that we have a whole right hemisphere of our brain which doesn't think in words, which takes in the holistic picture of everything around us. Anyone who is listening to this podcast will be aware that sometimes you have got feelings about things. They are signals that are sent from the right hemisphere of the brain, picking up things that we can't consciously interpret or read. It goes through our amygdala, which is our alarm system, and straight down the vagus nerve, and we feel it down in the middle of our body. What the books argue, if you want to be able to parent effectively, and live your life effectively, is to stay in touch with that. Include those signals as part of your mental checking out. Expand your awareness because you can read that every few seconds all the time. And your life will be very different. There are feelings below your feelings. They are not always right, but they're always worth listening to.”Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com · www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info

Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com
· www.creativeprocess.info
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org

“We drastically misuse our mind and have neglected a very important part of the way our mind works in the modern world. I think preindustrial people and our ancestors used this very well. And that is that we have a whole right hemisphere of our brain which doesn't think in words, which takes in the holistic picture of everything around us. Anyone who is listening to this podcast will be aware that sometimes you have got feelings about things. They are signals that are sent from the right hemisphere of the brain, picking up things that we can't consciously interpret or read. It goes through our amygdala, which is our alarm system, and straight down the vagus nerve, and we feel it down in the middle of our body. What the books argue, if you want to be able to parent effectively, and live your life effectively, is to stay in touch with that. Include those signals as part of your mental checking out. Expand your awareness because you can read that every few seconds all the time. And your life will be very different. There are feelings below your feelings. They are not always right, but they're always worth listening to.”Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com · www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info

Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com
· www.creativeprocess.info
· www.oneplanetpodcast.org

“We drastically misuse our mind and have neglected a very important part of the way our mind works in the modern world. I think preindustrial people and our ancestors used this very well. And that is that we have a whole right hemisphere of our brain which doesn't think in words, which takes in the holistic picture of everything around us. Anyone who is listening to this podcast will be aware that sometimes you have got feelings about things. They are signals that are sent from the right hemisphere of the brain, picking up things that we can't consciously interpret or read. It goes through our amygdala, which is our alarm system, and straight down the vagus nerve, and we feel it down in the middle of our body. What the books argue, if you want to be able to parent effectively, and live your life effectively, is to stay in touch with that. Include those signals as part of your mental checking out. Expand your awareness because you can read that every few seconds all the time. And your life will be very different. There are feelings below your feelings. They are not always right, but they're always worth listening to.”Steve Biddulph (AM) is a renowned parent educator. A retired psychologist of 30 years, he continues to write and teach, authoring books such as The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood, and 10 Things Girls Need Most, which have influenced how we view childhood development and mental health. Voted Australian Father of the Year in 2001, Steve has since been made a member of the Order of Australia for his work in youth mental health, and remains a patron of the Sanctuary Refugee Trust and Australian Religious Response to Climate Change.· www.stevebiddulph.com · www.oneplanetpodcast.org · www.creativeprocess.info

Highlights from episode #324 Fully Human with Steve Biddulph Learn more about Steve Biddulph and his new book Fully Human For a happier family try a Happy Families Membership. Because a happy family doesn't just happen. Find us on Facebook at Dr Justin Coulson's Happy Families Email us your questions and comments at podcasts@happyfamilies.com.au

Highlights from episode #324 Fully Human with Steve BiddulphLearn more about Steve Biddulph and his new book Fully HumanFor a happier family try a Happy Families Membership. Because a happy family doesn't just happen.Find us on Facebook at Dr Justin Coulson's Happy FamiliesEmail us your questions and comments at podcasts@happyfamilies.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, Jacquie is joined by Registered Counsellor Crystal Hardstaff to talk about teaching children about body safety and stranger danger. Inspired by Steve Biddulph's new book Fully Human, Crystal and Jacquie explore the importance of teaching our children about the power of their intuition when it comes to their safety, their bodies and 'stranger danger'. The conversation covers: when to start having these conversationswhy language & body autonomy is importanta powerful alternative to 'stranger danger'how we can be teaching safety without instilling undue anxiety or fear This is an important and valuable conversation designed to empower you in keeping your children safe. Resources mentioned in the show: Attached by Amir LevineOnly for Me by Michelle DerrigEveryone's Got a Bottom by Tess Rowley You can connect with Crystal on Instagram or Facebook or her website

Here is the second half of our amazing chat with parenting specialist Steve Biddulph on Raising Girls.On today's episode, we discuss:- Raising girls with a healthy self-esteem- Tips for parents to trust their innate instincts- and how to raise girls to stand up to peer pressure- and much much more.Steve Biddulph AM is one of the world's best-known parenting educators. He has been a psychologist for over 30 years and has written a number of best-selling books, including Raising Girls in the 21st Century, Raising Boys, The Secret of Happy Children, 10 Things Girls Need Most and he has a brand-new book out called ‘Fully Human'. Steve is a member of the Order of Australia for his work with young people's mental health and one of his major focuses is the mental health of girls and young women globally. stevebiddulph.com-----Rany Moran is an entrepreneur, certified life coach, trained counsellor, motivational speaker, corporate strategist and parenting coach. You can find more information or book a session with Rany here ranymoran.comTracey-Anne Oxley is a certified life coach based in Sydney, helping young adults and parents move confidently into personal growth, healthy relationships, true happiness, and great parenting. You can find more information or book a session with Tracey-Anne here startingwithyou.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Part 2 of the recent Live Show in Canberra Karinya House  The Beatles: Get Back | Trailer | Disney+   The Best of 2021 Books - Non Fiction   Sales (5.00) Fully Human A new way of using your mind by: Steve Biddulph (6.00) These Precious Days by Ann Patchett (7.00) Heartsick by Jessie Stephens   Crabb (8.00) A Writing Life - Helen Garner and Her Work by Bernadette Brennan (11.00) She is Haunted by Paige Clarke (11.30) Love and Virtue by Diana Reid   Mentioned (4.00) The Luminous Solution - Creativity, Resilience and the Inner Life by  Charlotte Wood (10.00) The Remains of A Day by Kazuo Ishiguro (11.00) Night Blue by Angela O'Keeffe (12.00) After Story by Larissa Behrendt   TV and Film   Crabb (14.00) Total Control | iView (15.00) The Mysterious Benedict Society | Disney+ | Trailer   Sales (15.30) Bo Burnham: Inside | Trailer | Netflix (16.00) Call My Agent | Trailer | Netflix   Mentioned  (17.00) Girls5Eva | Stan | Trailer (17.20) Luc Longley: One Giant Leap Part 1 | Part 2 (18.00) We Are Lady Parts | Trailer | Stan   Podcasts   Sales (18.00) Exterior Night Jungle Rain (w/ Michael J. Fox) on Literally! With Rob Lowe | Apple Podcasts | Spotify     (18.30) Trashy Divorces S9E2: Hopelessly Devoted To You | Olivia Newton-John & Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey (19.00) Greenlights by Matthew McConaughey on Audible   Crabb (23.00) Bad Blood: The Final Chapter Podcast (25.00) The Sure Thing Podcast by Angus Grigg   Mentioned (20.00) Putting the Rabbit in the Hat by Brian Cox (21.00) On “Succession”, Jeremy Strong Does Not Get The Joke by Michael Schulman   Cooking   Sales (27.00) Simple by Yotam Ottolenghi  (28.00) The Cooks Companion by Stephanie Alexander and Earl Carter (28.20) Karen Martini's roasted lemongrass and turmeric chicken   Crabb (29.00) Ligurian Focaccia by Samin Nosrat    Life Experience   Crabb (33.00) The Picture of Dorian Gray by Sydney Theatre Company (34.00) Pam Ayres - "Oh I Wish I'd Looked After Me Teeth" | YouTube (35.00) Octopus at Pearl Beach    Sales (33.00) The Picture of Dorian Gray by Sydney Theatre Company   Instagram (40.00) @accidentalwesanderson (41.00) @houseofhackney (42.00) @stephtisdellcomedy (43.00) @tinypricksproject (44.00) @amysgrandpacat   Produced by DM Podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're delighted to be joined by parenting specialist Steve Biddulph to talk with us about Raising Girls- We discuss why girls struggle so much with their friendship groups- Advice for parents whose tween is on the verge of puberty- How to help girls combat the pressures of social media- and much much more.Steve Biddulph AM is one of the world's best-known parenting educators. He has been a psychologist for over 30 years and has written a number of best-selling books, including Raising Girls, Raising Boys, The Secret of Happy Children, 10 Things Girls Need Most and he has a brand-new book out called ‘Fully Human'.Steve is a member of the Order of Australia for his work with young people's mental health and one of his major focuses is the mental health of girls and young women globally. stevebiddulph.comOur interview with Steve featured so much great advice we'll be running the 2nd half in our next episode.-----Rany Moran is an entrepreneur, certified life coach, trained counsellor, motivational speaker, corporate strategist and parenting coach. You can find more information or book a session with Rany here ranymoran.comTracey-Anne Oxley is a certified life coach based in Sydney, helping young adults and parents move confidently into personal growth, healthy relationships, true happiness and great parenting. You can find more information or book a session with Tracey-Anne here startingwithyou.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever met a bloke who just ticks off boxes when it comes to winning in life? I have, and his name is Neil Gibb. He’s a property investor who sailed across the Pacific from England to Australia to set up his business here. Neil is a high performing dude who started off as an electrician…. to now making millions for his property investment company in Perth. While maintaining solid relationships with his wife, his community, his team.. Taking care of his health and looking really good while doing it He’s also a client of JCF, and my coaches can definitely attest that this guy’s a savage! How does he do it?? Neil is big about self-care and how doing so significantly benefits other areas of his life. He makes time for his marriage/personal life, encourages his staff to do the same and not to work themselves to death. Which is important to the kind of lifestyle or hustle culture that society dictates for us these days. A lot of guys struggle with achieving overall success, or having a sense of balance in their lives And the reason why we do so is because we tend to put ourselves last. I can definitely relate to this because putting my health first really did wonders for myself and my career. So if this sounds familiar to you and you want to learn from a bloke who’s done it. Get in this episode now, and hopefully this can help get you started on crossing off boxes in your list of goals in life. Highlights: [01:27] From Middlesborough to Australia [02:39] Neil’s Papua New Guinea adventure [05:38] Breaking in the property investment business [09:51] Stopping to smell the roses every once in a while [13:30] Killing it with the JCF program [16:45] Let’s talk about a touchy subject like sex drive [19:55] Taking care of yourself changes your mindset and work life exponentially [23:37] Looking out for your team’s welfare is looking out for your business [27:05] A great point of view on leadership you need to know now [28:23] How to find the right business partner [30:26] Neil on what his summit is and how he plans to get there [33:41] Envisioning fatherhood in his future [45:55] Reach out to Neil Gibb to learn more about property development Resource Links: Get to know more about Neil Gibb and The Perth Entrepreneurs Podcast on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/perthentrepreneurspodcast/ and the HMO Property Co at: https://www.thehmopropertyco.com/ How to Lead by David M. Rubenstein: https://www.amazon.com/How-Lead-Greatest-Founders-Changers/dp/B0868X8J22 Manhood by Steve Biddulph: https://www.amazon.com/Manhood-Steve-Biddulph/dp/0091894816 Learn more about my coaching, how you and dozens of other superstars like yourself can change your life for the better: https://jcfcoaching.com/ Stay on track with your progress with us: https://www.facebook.com/JCF-Support-Team-532089067167965 Join our Facebook group and receive FREE information how you can slay through life like a savage: https://www.facebook.com/groups/highperformancemen Learn more about the Hierarchy of Health: https://jcfcoaching.kartra.com/page/access About Our Host Neil Gibb is the Founder and Managing Director of HMO Property Co. a property investment company based in Perth that offers a higher yield to their clients compared to standard rentals. Neil is also the host of his own podcast The Perth Entrepreneurs Podcast where he interviews Perth entrepreneurs, and showcases how and why they took the leap of faith and followed their hearts into the land of entrepreneurship. Thanks for tuning in! If you liked this episode, please don’t forget to like, subscribe and share this podcast. I’ll see you at the next one! Connect with JCF Coaching: Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/JamesCantIFBBPro Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jcfcoaching Follow me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-cant-86580592/ Tag me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamescant_/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let legendary parenting author Steve Biddulph teach you how to be a fully human parent. His book, Fully Human: A New Way of Using Your Mind, came out a few months ago and Janet talked to him about it then. Later this month, he's releasing a brand new online talk about being a fully human parent, so we're re-running Janet's conversation with Steve and encourage you all to check out his talk. We'll let Steve tell you about it: For months now I have been hard at work writing and filming a BRAND NEW TALK- It is called The Fully Human Parent, and is all about how to protect and strengthen your mental health, and that of your children. It is a lot of fun, and as you will know with my talks, has a remarkable emotional impact.  The editors working on it said they were crying as they worked on the stories.   This talk is direct from my living room, with beautiful graphics and teaching segments to make it visually full of life. It teaches how to help your kids master their own minds, and know how to release anxiety, move through strong feelings safely, and grow their feeling of love and connection.   And be strong and know what is right for them, so they aren't pushed or pulled by others around them.    It also teaches a strong spirituality that is applicable within or without religious traditions. So we invite you to the World Premiere of this talk,  on Thursday October 21st.  And as another world first, it is viewable in ANY TIME ZONE at the convenient time of 8 p.m.  regardless of where you live in the world. Teenagers might even enjoy it.  (It's a bit intense for primary children) but MAINLY ITS FOR YOU, SO YOU CAN HAVE BETTER MENTAL HEALTH AND TEACH YOUR CHILDREN HOW TO DO THAT TOO. The Fully Human Parent  -  Thursday 21st October 8.00 pm    Just $16.00 per family ticket.  Please tell your friends too! https://www.trybooking.com/BTQVT Sincerely, Steve and the team

Being a leader to your children is one of the most important things we can do in life, but how do we maintain self awareness about we're teaching them and how can we make sure we never miss opportunities to connect. Luke Darcy chats with Author and Psychologist, Steve Biddulph, about the values we impart on our children, masculinity and what it looks like now and the difference between backbone and heart. https://www.stevebiddulph.com/Site_1/Home.html Start your leadership journey today. Head to aledacollective.com and take our empowering leaders indicator tool to understand the impact you have on your environment. Learn. Lead. Collaborate. For more episodes download the free LiSTNR appSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australian psychologist and author Steve Biddulph joins John Cowan to discuss his latest book, 'Fully Human' and how we need to listen to our gut.

Mental health counsellor and facilitator who has done a load of work with men, dads and young men in the space of positive masculinity, father/son programs and rites of passage, Andrew Braddy, deep dives on rites of passage and the opportunity we have as a society to embrace them.

Well, what to say about this half-hour of audio content? The kindest possible account is that it does contain some quite elevated content, which one of the most beautiful women on Australian television manages to RUIN by inexplicably throwing the switch to Pam Ayres at a truly crucial moment.  (2.30) Fully Human by Steve Biddulph (7.00) The Last Dance | Netflix | Trailer (7.30) Sacred Hoops : Spiritual Lessons as a Hardwood Warrior by Phil Jackson  (8.20) The Glass Is Already Broken (9.30) Pam Ayres - "Oh I Wish I'd Looked After Me Teeth" | YouTube (14.00) Principle of Charity by Emilie Sherman | Spotify | Apple Podcasts (16.00) Pieces of Britney | BBC (19.00) The Mirror Has Two Faces | Netflix | Trailer (20.00) McCartney 3,2,1 | Disney+ | Trailer (24.00) Bounce Back Podcast | Professional Mentor and Leadership Coach, Ben Crowe Episode (27.00) The Pater Palace by Miranda Cowley Heller (29.30) She is Haunted by Paige Clark (30.00) You will lose everything by Jeff Foster https://www.lifewithoutacentre.com/writings/you-will-lose-everything/ Produced by DM Podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Topics discussed in this episode: How to look after your own mental health while parenting What is Super Sense? How to tap into your own Super Sense How to help our kids tap into their own Super Sense Hurry is the enemy of love Learn more about Steve Biddulph and his new book Fully HumanFor a happier family try a Happy Families Membership. Because a happy family doesn't just happen.Find us on Facebook at Dr Justin Coulson's Happy FamiliesEmail us your questions and comments at podcasts@happyfamilies.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Topics discussed in this episode: How to look after your own mental health while parenting What is Super Sense? How to tap into your own Super Sense How to help our kids tap into their own Super Sense Hurry is the enemy of love Learn more about Steve Biddulph and his new book Fully Human For a happier family try a Happy Families Membership. Because a happy family doesn't just happen. Find us on Facebook at Dr Justin Coulson's Happy Families Email us your questions and comments at podcasts@happyfamilies.com.au

Have you ever had that dream where you are trying to get somewhere, but as you make your way, the destination moves further and further away?When I have that dream, it feels like I'm in a long and narrowing tunnel. As I try to move towards my goal, the space around me stretches out further ahead, taking my destination with it — like an alternate reality or special effect in a movie. Time and space appear to be pulled away from me, like taffy or a rubber band that surrenders its elasticity and doesn't bounce back. It's as if stepping towards where I want to go creates the expansion and separation from my goal.What does the dream mean? The usual interpretation is that I'm stuck. And that would not be wrong, but it's not the whole picture. Listen to the episode to find out why I am taking a complete break from actively publishing any new content (articles and podcast) for 5-weeks from August 1st until (ironically) Labour Day, September 6th, 2021.Read the post on Think Queerly on Medium.P.S. Have you ever considered taking a hiatus?What would that look like for you? If the idea excites and possibly scares you, I invite you to download my latest Personal Evolution Process. You will discover what's creating the most significant amount of stress and frustration in your life, why that's happening, and what you can do about it.Love the Think Queerly Podcast?If yes, would you take a few seconds to give me a 5-star rating or leaving me a review on Apple Podcasts? This will make a huge difference in how many new people discover my show. Sign up for my weekly newsletter or download one of my free Personal Evolution Practices which you will find at DarrenStehle.com.

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I loved sitting down with former editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan, Elle and Sunday Times Style, Lorraine Candy, to talk all about consciously raising teenagers ahead of her book release - "Mum, What's Wrong With you? 101 Things Only The Mothers of Teenage Girls Know".    We discussed what is biologically happening with teenagers, how best to approach raising them and why we've been doing it all wrong. From there we touched on parenting models and why simply listening to our children is the best thing we can do for them.    We also spoke about navigating mid-life; menopause, changing bodies, erratic emotions and how to navigate a marriage or relationship in that time.   This episode will hold power for so many women, and even if you're not yet at “mid-life”, the tips ahead of your journey there, will really help.   Lorraine's book, "Mum, What's Wrong With you? 101 Things Only The Mothers of Teenage Girls Know", is out now!   You can find Lorraine on Instagram @lorrainecandy and her podcast, Postcards from Midlife can be found wherever you get your podcasts.   Products mentioned in the show: The Orchid and the Dandelion by Dr. W Thomas Boyce Raising Boys and Raising Girls, both by Steve Biddulph @avavakil – advocate for change for sexual violence in schools Terra Ingognita by Sara Wheeler     For private wellness, mindset and life coaching, please visit my website www.laurenvakninecoaching.com   This season of Reconditioned is kindly sponsored by Block Blue Light UK, the UK's leading company for anti-blue light products, to fix sleep issues, eliminate eye strain and improve health. Use code LAUREN10 for a 10% discount on all products including light bulbs and glasses. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider sharing it with friends, and please also make sure to subscribe / follow and review! It really helps us to reach more people. And if you would like to help me keep the podcast going for as long as possible, please consider offering a small contribution to my Go Fund Me page. My FREE 7-Step Guide to Complete Wellbeing is available to you by subscribing over at both www.laurenvakninecoaching.com and www.laurenvaknine.co.uk where you'll also find heaps of free resources.   You can also download my FREE Chakra Balancing & Healing eBook here.   If you'd like to connect with me, get in touch on Instagram. You can also see me over on my YouTube channel where all these podcasts are posted. Reconditioned with Lauren Vaknine supports Solace Women's Aid Charity, who support survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence, working with over 27,000 people each year to build safe lives and strong futures. Reconditioned also supports El Shaddai Charitable Trust, who provide homes and futures for orphans in Goa, India, and support families living in extreme poverty.  

A whole generation of parents have turned to Steve Biddulph for parenting advice.  The author of classic books Raising Boys and Raising girls as well as around a dozen other parenting titles. He's described as one of the world's best-known parent educators.   After a career of helping us raise kids, Steve's turned his hand to helping the rest of us, with a new book “Fully Human”. It's billed as ‘a new way of using your mind'.  Steve has been talking to Jack Tame.LISTEN ABOVE       

Parenting educator and retired psychologist Steve Biddulph was in his 50s when a chance conversation over lunch shifted almost everything about how he saw himself

Psychologist and author Steve Biddulph is a best known for his very popular parenting books Raising Boys and Raising Girls. His latest book takes on a slightly bigger subject: the human race in general! Steve Biddulph says humans have a kind of super-sense, often called a gut instinct, which we need to learn how to tap into in order to become fully human. He argues if we pay attention, this super-sense can offer us daily guidance on all manner of decisions - from whether to leave a relationship, to whether to have that second cup of coffee. By learning to read our bodies, emotions and brains, he says we can all become more present, steady and calm. His book is called Fully Human.

Parenting educator and retired psychologist Steve Biddulph was in his 50s when a chance conversation over lunch shifted almost everything about how he saw himself

Psychologist and author Steve Biddulph is a best known for his very popular parenting books Raising Boys and Raising Girls. His latest book takes on a slightly bigger subject: the human race in general! Steve Biddulph says humans have a kind of super-sense, often called a gut instinct, which we need to learn how to tap into in order to become fully human. He argues if we pay attention, this super-sense can offer us daily guidance on all manner of decisions - from whether to leave a relationship, to whether to have that second cup of coffee. By learning to read our bodies, emotions and brains, he says we can all become more present, steady and calm. His book is called Fully Human.

Today's guest is Steve Biddulph. Steve is one of the world's best known parent educators, and, I kid you not, this two part episode has been one of the most enlightening conversations of my life. Steve is a gem of a human being.A psychologist for 30 years, he is now retired but continues to write and teach. His books, including The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood and now 10 Things Girls Need Most are in four million homes and 31 languages.  They have influenced the way we look at childhood and especially the development of boys and men. Today, the mental health of girls and young women globally is also a major focus of his.Steve was voted Australian Father of the Year 2001 for his work encouraging dads, and a Member of the Order of Australia for his work in young people's mental health. He has two grown up children, and lives in Tasmania with his wife and co-author Shaaron.In Part 2, listen as we discuss:The challenges, quirks, and benefits of being a special needs child.The masks of manhood: the Joker, the Go-Getter, the Tough Guy, and the Cool Guy.How do we save our boys from wearing those masks?Rupture and Repair: the unavoidable, error-prone, effective way to parent.Gold nugget: Owning up to our mistakes makes our kids feel okay to be human.A father can show his girl that the world is for them through exploration.How girls can be raised to resist anxieties and manipulation by boys.The highly tuned social sense of young girls makes the internet a nightmare.Checking social media is not fun. It's an expression of worry."Too sexy too soon," and how corporations manipulate our girls into anxiety.Teaching a girl to say "I love my body!" and never feel pressure to fit in.The modern question of raising children knowing what we know about gender identity.Why the best thing we can do is keep an open mind about what our child becomes.Instagram: @mo_gawdatFacebook: @mo.gawdat.officialTwitter: @mgawdatLinkedIn: /in/mogawdatWebsite: mogawdat.com/podcastConnect with Steve Biddulph at stevebiddulph.com and his two Facebook groups, Raising Boys and Raising Girls. Don't forget to subscribe to Slo Mo for new episodes every Sunday and Thursday. Only with your help can we reach One Billion Happy #onebillionhappy

This is Part 1 of my talk with Steve Biddulph. Steve is one of the world's best known parent educators, and, I kid you not, this two part episode has been one of the most enlightening conversations of my life. Steve is a gem of a human being.A psychologist for 30 years, he is now retired but continues to write and teach. His books, including The Secret of Happy Children, Raising Boys, The New Manhood and now 10 Things Girls Need Most are in four million homes and 31 languages.  They have influenced the way we look at childhood and especially the development of boys and men. Today, the mental health of girls and young women globally is also a major focus of his.Steve was voted Australian Father of the Year 2001 for his work encouraging dads, and a Member of the Order of Australia for his work in young people's mental health. He has two grown up children, and lives in Tasmania with his wife and co-author Shaaron.In Part 1, listen as we discuss:How the traumas of the 20th century led to the most under-fathered generation in history.Dads are not "Assistant Moms."From ages 0-6, boys live in mom's world, then begin to worship the father.After my son was born, I decided in that moment I'd become the ultimate provider.The dangers of dads thinking their only job is to provide, not to to show love or show up."Hurry is the enemy of love."Why Microsoft in Australia sends their employees home at 5pm sharp.The Anglo-Saxon mentality to raising boys is to ensure they are ready for war.How society pressures fathers away from their heart's instinct to be a part of raising a child.Repairing the dad wound in the family opens up the river of love.My own father, who was pure love, pure heart, and a genius.Real masculinity is having both heart and backbone.Instagram: @mo_gawdatFacebook: @mo.gawdat.officialTwitter: @mgawdatLinkedIn: /in/mogawdatWebsite: mogawdat.com/podcastConnect with Steve Biddulph at stevebiddulph.com and his two Facebook groups, Raising Boys and Raising Girls. Don't forget to subscribe to Slo Mo for new episodes every Sunday and Thursday. Only with your help can we reach One Billion Happy #onebillionhappy

In this week's episode we welcome back Steve Biddulph, author, psychologist and one of the world's best known parenting experts. Steve provides his 30 years of expertise to help explain what girls need from their fathers, the importance of your relationship, how to raise girls in the 21st century and plenty more. 

Steve Biddulph is a legendary parenting educator. He's the author of  The Secrets of Happy Children, Raising Boys in the 21st Century: How to Help Our Boys Become Open-Hearted, Kind and Strong Men, and The New Manhood, among others. His latest book, Fully Human: A New Way of Using Your Mind, isn't about child-rearing, though. It's a simple, working manual for being  human. "I wanted to write something that was a culmination of a lifetime of working with people," Steve says, noting that he also learned a lot while writing the book. He uses the metaphor of a 4-story mansion to explain the human experience: "Most people just live on a couple of floors," he says, "and they might complain about the accommodations. But there might be a really great ground floor that you haven't checked out -- that's your intuitive sense in your body -- and a fantastic roof garden that's open to the sky and stars, and that's our spirituality." Our bodies are intimately connected to our brains, and our bodies, like those of other wild creatures, can sense and respond to all kinds of stimuli. "There's a wild creature that lives inside you," Steve says. "We haven't lost any of the abilities of the eagle or the brown bear or salmon swimming upstream." We need to learn to heed and act on our supersense and intuition. A wise mama who was aware of this connection told her teenage that "sometimes our body sends us messages when our brain and our heart are in a complete spin, and our body knows what is right or wrong for us." Those words helped her teen make a wise choice, and they can help you as you confront the challenges of parenting as well. In this episode, Janet & Steve discuss: What is a human being? The brain and body's ability to take in lots of info & process it -- and how learning to listen to our bodies will help us live fuller lives Our "supersense" Learning to listen to your body The root of self-esteem The power of emotions Why conversations with your kids are so important How wonder, awe & nature help us modulate our emotions Links we mentioned (or should have) in this episode: stevebiddulph.com — Steve’s online home Fully Human: A New Way of Using Your Mind by Steve Biddulph -- Steve's new book Steve Biddulph on Raising Boys -- ON BOYS episode Building Boys Bulletin -- Jen's subscription newsletter Boy Talk Blueprint -- Janet's guide to better conversations w your son!

Revisiting Steve Biddulph In the late 1990s, Australian psychologist Steve Biddulph wrote the best-selling parenting guide "Raising Boys". Geraldine did extensive interviews with Biddulph at the time. She says some women saw it as a negative commentary about women moving further into the professional workplace and and out of the home. Now, Steve Biddulph has released a new article in the UK's Daily Telegraph newspaper. It notes that the phrase 'educate your sons' has become a mantra of the times, following testimonials from women and girls who feel unsafe. He decided to go back and investigate how childhood shapes the man. Also this episode, Geraldine reflects on the year she spent Easter in Israel. Eliza remembers the beauty of Jerusalem. Please note: the next edition of LDC Bookclub will be released on Friday April 9. In March, Eliza, Madeleine Genner and Sarah Gerathy read "Mayflies" by Andrew O'Hagan. Thanks for listening! Please leave us a review on iTunes or however you listen to your podcasts. Email us at ldcpodcast1@gmail.com LINKS What science tells us about raising boys - Steve Biddulph https://www.telegraph.co.uk/family/parenting/science-tells-us-raising-boys-affluent-could-spell-trouble/ Kingdom of Heaven - Ridley Scott https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0320661/ Easter in Jerusalem - Geraldine Doogue https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3981328/ Mayflies - Andrew O'Hagan https://www.allenandunwin.com/browse/books/fiction/Mayflies-Andrew-OHagan-9780571273690

“The secret of family is to love what you have got. What you have got is better for you than what you would have made up for yourself.” Steve Biddulph on DADicated.com Steve Biddulph is one of the world's best known parent educators and best-selling parenting author. A psychologist for 30 years, he is now retired but continues to write and teach. Steve is known for his ideas of a more affectionate and connected form of parenting. Steve Biddulph is 67 years old, married for over 40 years, 2 children and grandchildren. Steve explains ‘the father wound’ and how men can heal their relationship with their own fathers. There are true nuggets on raising boys and girls, toddler negotiation, the impact of men’s groups on dads and various key elements to successful fatherhood. The most powerful takeaways for me as a dad were: All learning is relational. Stop telling my kids not to cry. Ask myself daily: who is my child TODAY and where can we meet? For my sons – I need to teach them how to drive and steer their male bodies. For my daughters – I am their self-esteem department and example of male respect. To book my remote keynote on how we can empower dads in an effort to help facilitate family success please reach out via dadicated.com or simply use my linkedIn (below). Thanks for listening, if you like this one, please share the session. “The secret of family is to love what you have got. What you have got is better for you than what you would have made up for yourself.” Steve Biddulph on DADicated.com GUEST (Steve Biddulph): Website: www.stevebiddulph.com Books by Steve Biddulph mentioned: Raising Boys https://www.amazon.com/Raising-Boys-21st-Century-Completely/dp/0008283672 Raising Girls https://www.amazon.com/Steve-Biddulphs-Raising-Girls-Biddulph/dp/0007455666 The New Manhood https://www.amazon.com/New-Manhood-20th-anniversary-ebook/dp/B07GZ56VY7 Steve Biddulph Bio and Books on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Steve-Biddulph/e/B001J3MTQU%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share Other books Mentioned in Podcast Boys Should Be Boys by Meg Meeker https://www.amazon.com/Boys-Should-Be-Secrets-Raising/dp/034551369X The Boy Crisis by Warren Farrell https://www.amazon.com/Boy-Crisis-Boys-Struggling-About/dp/1942952716 Links: Dr. Richard Fletcher – A Helping Hand for Fathers https://www.newcastle.edu.au/profile/richard-fletcher Philipp Hartmann (host): Philipp’s Website: www.philipp-hartmann.de LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philipphartmann2 #stevebiddulph #dads #raisingsons #raisingdaugthers --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dadicateddotcom/message

Earlier in the year we spoke with Steve Biddulph who said that kids these days are mentally a few years ahead of their actual age. And man am I noticing it with my 8yo daughter! It's why tweens are now the new teens, according to our next guest. Amanda Stokes is an educator, mother to 3 and the Founder of Raising Strong Daughters.  Her new book ‘The Tween Mother's Tool Book: Raising Strong Daughters' is out now and she joins us with some advice (praise be). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've been a little slack with the RVs this year – we're blaming it on the fact that we've had a whole heap of outstanding guests, however have found a break in the battle this week to reflect on some of those conversations.   During this episode, we've grouped a few of the recent interviews into the topic of parenting and childhood.  Over the past few weeks, we've learnt a lot from Steve Biddulph, Rick Pedley-Smith, David Gillespie and Marc Mexsom on what right (and wrong) looks like when it comes to raising children and in this RV, we look back at some of the big take-aways.   As always, please let us know what you think!  Good, bad or indifferent, we'd love to hear from you – please email debrief@unforgiving60.com.   Intelligence Summary (INTSUM) 00:59          What's an RV?  (It's been so long since we did one that we'd forgotten…) 02:05          Reflections on our discussion with Steve Biddulph 03:10          Ben's attempts to incorporate some Steve Biddulph – and David Gillespie – advice into the Pronk household 08:10          Rick Pedley-Smith's Rite of Passage program 12:24          Reflections on our discussion with David Gillespie, author of Teen Brain 12:50          Ben tries to describe the neurochemistry of a teenager's brain.  It is unlikely to be very accurate…. 16:45          Remembering back to our chat with Dr Linda Monshizadeh and her discussion of selfie dysmorphia 17:30          Comparisons with the Netflix documentary Social Dilemma 20:15          Reflections on our chat with Marc Mexsom, founder of Community Courage 23:20          Listener feedback and questions 24:30          Feedback from Adam, the founder of Boys to the Bush – doing great work in a similar vein to Rick Pedley-Smith 25:30          Nick Kalimeris – Rite of Passage graduate and emerging musician.  Links to Nik's work below!    Music All music on this episode is from the incredibly talented Nik Kali, musician and alumni from Rick Pedley-Smith's Rite of Passage program.  Check out Nik and his work on the links below:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikkali_/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nik-kali-666320786 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2vGpmYNitxP9qA6HZ3uKfk?si=DmPHcJY3TjabUCvWl91vMA  

Steve Biddulph is one of the world's best-known parent educators. Steve has been a psychologist for 30 years and his books have sold over four million copies as well as having been translated into 31 languages.    Ben and Tim talk with Steve about their own transformations after reading his books and talk the differences between raising boys and raising girls.   As well as plenty of good old-fashioned hugging. It's alright to be affectionate peeps!   Listen in then try a few of Steve's practical techniques.     Intelligence Summary (INTSUM) 04:50   Steve talks about how and why he got into psychology…. You'll be surprised. 08:30   Initial interest in the psychology of men and boys and family therapy (at age 24). And watching Dad's struggling to parent. 11:33   Raising Boys - the End Product. What makes a good man? 14:45   Tim tells his story about how Steve's book changed his relationships. 20:30   Tim keeps talking about hugging blokes. 21:30   Steve talks about a generation that is ‘thawing out'. 26:30   How different is this generation of children? 30:45   On traumatic stress and cumulation. Advice for parents. 31:00   The importance of rest and restoration as a family. 33:33   On mothers and sons (and Celia Lashlie's work and book) … and that book is here . 38:45   Boys start off in Mum's world … and then re-orientates. 41:00   About mentors for boys and building a bundle of masculinity. 45:50   Raising Girls- What's the difference? 47:30   Girls sensitivity to social cues… and what the advertisers know and how they exploit it. 49:22   Steve on why the world is mistreating girls. 50:30   Feminism and all its gains are in jeopardy. Social media, mirrors, internet and TV. 52:00   Hyenas are stalking our girls. 52:45   Pornography and kids. 58:00   How can we parent more resilient kids? 1:00:00 What about corporal punishment? 1:03:15 Modern boundaries. 1:04:25 Closing words of advice of things to do with our sons and daughters. Changing the dynamic.       External Links www.stevebiddulph.com     Music By Mitchell Martin … 'Beautiful' and 'Be Myself' ... Available on Spotify  

With special guest: Steve Biddulph AM… in conversation with Bill Kable It was hard enough to raise boys in the 20th Century. What are the new challenges facing parents who want to raise their sons to be the open-hearted, kind and strong men they can be? Our guest today has revised and updated his classic parenting book released in 1997, a book that is found in over three million homes around the world. There is a lot of new information and surprising research for Steve to draw on in his new book Raising Boys in the Twenty-first Century. There is a new understanding of hormonal changes as boys turn into men, changes that mean the age from 6 to 14 is when fathers count the most. Listen Now (mp3)

First of all this episode was put on the back burner whilst a few episodes took centre stage during the outset of covid-19. Thank you to Matt Dipll for being patient as this was recorded some weeks ago!! Danke! So moving to the episode, firstly this is a wonderful, wonderful conversation with some fantastic reflections about culture, the advancement of life, the deep biology of each of us, and the humanness of the life narrative. Matt has a background in Chinese Medicine, Has travelled and lived all over the world practising and then heading into the world of biohacking after losing a friend, and being in and around workers in technology and also his own health. We talk technology, sun=bjectiveness and objectiveness and how this was the seeing towards Matt working around his Male psyche, emotional needs and impact of this on day to day living. Matt brings into the conversation about how mental health presentations also are represented in biological health. Matt talks about how life, early needs and wants are mirrored through interpersonal connection. Pain is most certainly an underlying reason for health issues (See my blogs on ACES and illness). Matt talks about inside out and outside in and how to 'be' a man.. What is a man and what is healthy masculinity? There are layers here and this is THE most wonderful part of the conversation today. THIS is authentic and raw and real. You need to listen deeply here so be in a space where you can absorb this message. It's so good. Like for reals really good! Apologies for coughing in the episode, anyone would think that there was a reason for this. (perhaps?) CONTACT: Matt is on Insta @Biohacking101.co and @MattDippl BOOKS: Iron John by Robert Bly Manhood by Steve Biddulph (book) : His Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/stevebiddulphraisingboys

Two years. More than 100 episodes covering important topics such as boys & sex, masculinity, ADHD, mental health, honesty & so much more. But on our SECOND anniversary, we're most grateful for the relationships we've created. We're no longer simply co-hosts or colleagues; we're friends. We enjoy talking to one another as much as (we hope) you enjoy listening to us. We're also grateful for the professional connections we've made as a result of this podcast. This year alone, we spoke with Steve Biddulph, Peggy Orenstein, Phyllis Fagell, Dr. Vanessa LaPointe, Michael C. Reichert & dozens of other on-the-ground boy advocates. It may seem, sometimes, that boys are an after thought in today's world, but we've learned that there a lot of smart, caring, committed people who care deeply about boys and their future. We're thankful for YOU, our listeners. You inspire and motivate us. In fact, we'd like to get to know you better, so we can better meet your needs. Will you please take a few minutes to complete our first-ever Listener Survey? CLICK HERE! In this episode, Jen & Janet discuss: The importance of humor in raising boys How parenting keeps us grounded ON BOYS' origin story How Jen & Janet learned so much about boys Why one-size-fits-all answers don't work Our individual quirks Will you do us a favor? Take 5 minutes to complete our Listener Survey? Click here: ON BOYS Listener Survey -- we want to know you better, so we can serve up the information you need! Links we mentioned (or should have) in this episode: The Role of Memes in Teen Culture -- Jen's New York Times article, mentioned at 4:26 Introducing Co-Hosts Janet & Jen -- our very first ON BOYS episode, mentioned at 9:27 Sex, Teens & Everything in Between, by Shafia Zaloom -- book recommended by Peggy Orenstein during our Boys & Sex conversation, mentioned at 25:25 LIKE THIS EPISODE? Share it with your friends (and thanks!): Twitter:   Use this link Facebook:  Use this link Linkedin:  Use this link STAY CONNECTED WITH JANET & JEN: Join the Building Boys FB group and the Boys Alive! FB group Be sure to opt-in at  Boys Alive! .com for your free report “3 Simple Tips to CONNECT with Your Boy.”  And opt-in at  BuildingBoys.net, too! Follow us on Instagram:  @on.boys.podcast and @boys.alive Twitter:  @ParentAdvisor and @BuildingBoys  LinkedIn:  use this link for Janet and use this link for Jennifer

Warum sind Jungs schlechter in der Schule? Das sind sie gar nicht. Doch das Schulsystem ist nicht auf die Bedürfnisse der Jungs ausgelegt, sondern bietet vor allem den Mädchen ganz viele Vorteile. Die Feinmotorik, welche bei den Mädchen viel früher gut ausgebildet ist, kommt ihnen und ihrer Schulleistung sehr entgegen. Wobei dir Jungs unter ihrem erhöhten Bewegungsdrang leiden, da sie zu viele Stunden stillsitzen müssen. Ihr Testosteronspiegel lässt sie zappeln und unruhig wirken. Dabei brauchen sie eigentlich nur Bewegung. Und davon ganz viel und ständig. Steve Biddulph schreibt im Buch "Jungen! Wie sie glücklich heranwachsen" ganz wunderbar und verständlich über die Unterschiede zwischen Jungs und Mädchen. Dieses Buch ist eine grosse Unterstützung, wenn man Eltern von einem Jungen ist. Hier gibt es das Buch zu bestellen: www.terrorkids.ch/buchjungs

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It's been quite the hectic week so having literally just finished editing an interview with one of the most influential authors on family life, the fabulous Steve Biddulph, I'm reminded of the importance of balance! Setting goals is all very well but if we don't give ourselves the chance to rest and recover, we will burn out - I'm saying it to myself too!! So, here we go, hamster wheels, 2020 and sunshine!!  If you want to take a listen to any of the episodes on The Parenting Podcast, just click here We need to look after our mental health as much as we do our physical health!! 

340%. The ON BOYS audience grew by 340% this year. We now have listeners in more than 110 countries, including the United States, Canada, Australia, the UK, India, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Botswana and Bolivia -- which means that our message of support for boys is resonating and empowering parents worldwide. This year, we hosted 33 guests, ranging of Phyllis Fagell of Middle School Matters fame to Katy Rank Lev, an ON BOYS listener who shared with us the reality of parenting three young sons. We tackled a wide variety of topics, including esports, vaping, racism, mental health and suicide. We shared, we laughed and sometimes, we cried. Next year, we'll tackle more timely topics and introduce you to more guests. (Already slated for the new year: an episode about the apps your kids use on a daily basis, and a conversation with Meagan Francis of The Mom Hour.) But first, we review 2019. In this episode, Jen & Janet discuss our favorite episodes of 2019: Steve Biddulph on Raising Boys -- our most popular episode of the year! A basic knowledge of boy development, coupled with general familiarity with the many challenges boys face, will help you parent your son. (“There are risk factors to being a boy,” Steve says, pointing out that males are 3 times more likely to die by age 25 than females.) Learning more about the “Full-On 4s” and the “Emotional 8s” will increase your understanding of your son, so you can respond more effectively to his mood changes and growth. How to Raise a Boy with Michael C. Reichert Raising good boys, Reichert says, is really quite simple.  “If we violate boys’ basic natures, bad outcomes will ensue,” he says, “If we meet their basic needs, they’re likely to wind up connected to their hearts, connected to their virtue and connected to their goodness.” Breaking the Boy Code While many people talk about boys, Jonathon talks with boys. He gives them a safe space to explore their thoughts and experiences of masculinity, and he gives them a venue to share their insights with others. "My Boy Can" Parenting At age 4, Sassy Harvey’s son was told that if he dances, he must be a girl. Or gay.  Not surprisingly, he quit dance class soon after that. Parent From Love, Not Fear (w Bryan Post) The best part about love- vs. fear-based parenting is that you don’t have to understand and even know the details of your child’s trauma. Often, Post says, adoptive parents feel frustrated because they are overwhelmed by their child’s behavior and don’t even know the details of the child’s life pre-adoption. No matter, he says. The parent is likely overwhelmed and frustrated because the “energy of the child triggers something that is already there.” Identifying and dealing with that energy (aka unresolved issue) will lead to dramatic improvement in the parents’ ability to connect with their child. Charlie Capen on Fatherhood and Raising Boys A generation ago, there were few — if any — spaces for dads to discuss the challenges of parenthood. Today’s dads often grew up with career-focused fathers who spent little time on day-to-day childcare. Now, fathers are increasingly involved in their children’s lives but they’re still stymied by stereotypes. Capen is one of the many dads who are blazing a new trail. Links we mentioned (or should have) in this episode: Building Boys Bulletin -- Jen's newsletter (You can also sign-up via BuildingBoys) Boys Alive Clubhouse -- Janet's new membership site How to Have a Perfectly Imperfect Christmas -- video mentioned at 5:00. Features 2 of our favorite guests, Dr. Vanessa Lapointe & Maggie Dent! STAY CONNECTED WITH JANET & JEN: Join the Building Boys FB group and the Boys Alive! FB group Be sure to opt-in at  Boys Alive! .com for your free report “3 Simple Tips to CONNECT with Your Boy.”  And opt-in at  BuildingBoys.net, too! Follow us on Instagram:  @on.boys.podcast and @boys.alive Twitter:  @ParentAdvisor and @BuildingBoys 

Today I am chatting with  Liam Daley a contractor in an innovation organisation. He is the father of 2 girls: Carla (11) and Emily (9) and has been married for 10 years to Naomi!  You are in for a treat as Liam and I discuss the importance of having a balance between work and fatherhood in order to create a relationship with our kids since bonds start at an early age. Liam shares how he keeps experimenting different tools. One of his top approaches is to model the behaviour he wants to develop in his girls. Check out how he does Daddy dates, a one-on-one experience to discover each other individuality. We touch on so many other secret weapons like make space for our kids (like transforming nightmarish mornings into enjoyable time for everyone), the importance of reading bedtime stories, releasing our kids’ expectation and seeking feedback from our kids.   Join the Future Proof You tribe: Connect with me on LinkedIn where I post daily quick tips: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marchandjulien/ Sign up to the newsletter where I go deep in tips for working dads: https://www.microskills.academy/workingdads/   RECOMMENDED RESOURCES: Book: Raising Girls in the 21st Century by Steve Biddulph https://www.audible.com.au/pd/Raising-Girls-in-the-21st-Century-Audiobook/176085204X?source_code=M2MORSH051016002X&ipRedirectOverride=true&gclid=CjwKCAiAluLvBRASEiwAAbX3GVh3t5IV9ym_CHzgTq37oFRmZzfQaC-WmyUGNXxCggY-R3Fp-LpNJRoC_joQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds   Book for kids Little Britain with David Walliams Stilton Geronimo  You can connect with Liam on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daleyliam/

Steve Biddulph on the secret to happy children.

Australian author and psychologist Steve Biddulph was one of the first to highlight the unique needs of boys. In the mid-1990s, "Steve went out on a limb to stand up for boys and men in a time when, culturally, the focus was really on girls and women," Janet says. His books, including The Secrets of Happy Children and Manhood, have been translated into more than 30 languages. The 1997 classic Raising Boys: Why Boys are So Different - and How to Help Them Become Happy and Well-Balance Men changed the way Janet taught and influenced a generation of parents and teachers. Steve completed updated the book in 2018; Raising Boys in the 21st Century: How to Help Our Boys Become Open-Hearted, Kind and Strong Men addresses the concerns and challenges facing today's parents of boys. Now, we know that boys' brains develop on a different trajectory than girls'. The part of the brain that handles language, for instance, matures more slowly in males than in females, which is one reason why boys aren't as verbal as girls (generally speaking), especially when it comes to emotions. But a tendency isn't destiny; with that knowledge in hand, parents can make a concerted effort to stimulate their son's language development by reading to him, singing to him and talking with him often. A basic knowledge of boy development, coupled with general familiarity with the many challenges boys face, will help you parent your son. ("There are risk factors to being a boy," Steve says, pointing out that males are 3 times more likely to die by age 25 than females.) Learning more about the "Full-On 4s" and the "Emotional 8s" will increase your understanding of your son, so you can respond more effectively to his mood changes and growth. However, it's absolutely essential for you to get to know -- and support -- your son as a unique individual. There is no boy quite like your boy. (Jen missed this conversation after realizing that Fri. in Tasmania is Thursday in the U.S -- and her son's biggest soccer game of the season thus far was at the exact same time as this conversation. Good news: They won, and Jen didn't miss her son's first varsity start!) In this episode, Janet & Steve discuss: How cultural changes have affected dads and boys What modern dads get right How parents can stimulate boys' communication skills The link between testosterone levels and reading difficulties The problem with early formal education -- and the benefits of delaying school entry How shame harms boys Adrenarche and the "emotional 8s" (Spoiler: there's a biological reason 8 & 9 yr old boys are often easily upset!) How to talk to boys about pornography Why you MUST point out the differences between lovemaking and porn Talking to boys about sexually aggressive girls Setting expectations with your teen (Hint: you have to listen to them too) How Steve's love of children fuels his humanitarian work Links we mentioned (or should have) in this episode: stevebiddulph.com -- Steve's online home Steve Biddulph's Raising Boys -- Steve's FB community Talking to Boys About Sexually Aggressive Girls -- classic BuildingBoys post Talk to Boys about Sex (w Amy Lang) -- ON BOYS episode 110 21st Century Sex Ed (w Jo Langford) -- ON BOYS episode 128 LIKE THIS EPISODE? Share it with your friends (and thanks!): Twitter:  Use this Link Facebook:  Use this Link Linkedin:  Use this Link STAY CONNECTED WITH JANET & JEN: Join the Building Boys FB group and the Boys Alive! FB group Be sure to opt-in at  Boys Alive! .com for your free report “3 Simple Tips to CONNECT with Your Boy.”  And opt-in at  BuildingBoys.net, too! Follow us on Instagram:  @on.boys.podcast and @boys.alive Twitter:  @ParentAdvisor and @BuildingBoys  LinkedIn:  use this link for Janet and use this link for Jennifer

Dr Bruce Robinson... He’s the godfather of the Dad help space. He’s a cancer specialist but has also started a fantastic initiative calledThe Fathering Project.. He’s written best-selling books like Daughters and their Dads, Fathering from the Fast Lane. He wants to educate fathers on how to be better dad’s and he’s been doing it for years now. He’s a legend when it comes to Dad stuff.In this chat Bruce talks to Alex about his experience of Being Dad and how he came to start The Fathering Project.“Our core mission is to inspire and equip fathers and father-figures to be effectively involved with the kids in their lives, and consequently improve outcomes for young people.” “We seek to encourage and support Dads to be the best they can be.”Below you will find links to all that he mentioned in todays show:The Big Push Charity Bike RideThe Fathering Project Events - what's on over the next few months with the Fathering Project.Dads Groups - Dads Groups are the Project’s core program and are established within schools and community groups across the country. The groups provide a safe, inclusive and positive environment where father-figures can learn, share, grow and connect with each other, and their kids.Steve Biddulph is one of the world’s best known parent educators. A psychologist for 30 years, he is now retired but continues to write and teach. Parenting eBooks - All proceeds go to The Fathering Project and continue to support Fathers and Father figures to be more effective and engaged with their kids.Bruce's Books:Daughters and their Dads,Fathering from the Fast LaneThe Blue Book of tips for Fathers and Father Figures.if you are struggling to cope and need help, take a look at the resources below: Lifeline Australia Crisis Support & Suicide Prevention. Call For Immediate Support. Empowering Australians to be Suicide-Free Through Connection, Compassion & Hope.Call 13 11 14Dads in Distress Call Dads in Distress 1300 853437 or (+61 2) 6652 8113Panda supports men, women and their families who are suffering from perinatal anxiety or depression. Call 1300 726 306

Maggie talks with Steve Biddulph — one of Australia's foremost experts on raising girls — about how parents can lead their daughters through childhood and the tumultuous teens to become strong, empowered, kind and self-assured women. No topic is left untouched: the pressure to be sexy in the age of social media; the big increase in anxiety among girls; the importance of dads and strong female role models; and how the internet has changed everything for girls from friendships to foreplay.

Maggie talks with Steve Biddulph — one of Australia's foremost experts on raising girls — about how parents can lead their daughters through childhood and the tumultuous teens to become strong, empowered, kind and self-assured women. No topic is left untouched: the pressure to be sexy in the age of social media; the big increase in anxiety among girls; the importance of dads and strong female role models; and how the internet has changed everything for girls from friendships to foreplay.

With suicide rates hitting record levels this week, the work of Steve Biddulph has never been more relevant. He’s a family therapist and educator with men, probably most famous for his parenting books Raising boys and raising girls.He’s just released an updated version of his international bestseller Manhood, which looks at what is “healthy masculinity”, and how to avoid falling into dangerous patterns that often lead to suicide and family violence.LISTEN TO AUDIO ABOVE

We all know that fatherhood has changed over time, but how do dads feel about it? Jeremy Macvean is the co-editor of The Father Hood, Inspiration for the New Dad Generation. It’s a book that combines the stories of celebrity dads like Barack Obama and Mark Wahlberg with the research and knowledge of dad advocates Steve Biddulph and Professor Richard Fletcher. Jeremy talks about what is different for fathers today, and why this offers the greatest opportunity men have seen in generations.

Steve Biddulph AM is an Australian author, activist and psychologist who has written a number of influential bestselling books; and lectures worldwide on parenting, and boys' education.

In this short podcast, Sam brings down the curtain on season 1 of the Engaging People Podcast. He thanks the brilliant James Ede for his help in editing the podcasts, he recommends you listen to the brilliant How I Built This podcast and that you read Raising Girls by Steve Biddulph. Thank you so much to everyone for their messages, emails and interest in the show. We'll be back next week with another great interview! As always you can find us on iTunes, Spotify and at www.engagefs.co.uk

Carmel Kidney talks to Deirdre about the loss of her three sons from heroin overdoses, are millennials dumping the humble spud, and parenting expert Steve Biddulph on how to raise good men. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Knowles is a four-time Olympic athlete, playing at the elite international level for over 15 years in an extremely physically, mentally and emotionally demanding sport of field hockey that provides very little financial support nor material reward. Enduring success in this sport is purely about the level of dedication to and the love for the game. Mark was one of the game’s best, hardest working and highest rewarded players. Here’s a brief run down on his long list of achievements on the international stage, where he was instrumental in winning 13 international gold medals, two silver medals and two bronze medals: He played in four consecutive Olympic campaigns At just 20 years of age he was the youngest in the team to win Australia’s first ever hockey gold medal and went on to collect two more Olympic bronze medals with the Kookaburras He has four Commonwealth Games gold medals Has won two World Cups Two World League final gold medals Four World Champions trophies In 2007 he won the World’s Best Young Player award He was named the 2014 FIH World Player of the Year Captain of the Australian National Kookaburras side for four years from 2014 until his retirement in 2018 324 appearances for Australia, the third highest in Australian history In 2005 he was awarded an Order of Australia Medal (OAM) Crowned the final climax of his career with his recognition as the 2018 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony Flag Bearer What is interesting here is that there were periods during his ascendancy where the Kookaburras won 179 games and only lost eight. During this time however, out of four Olympic gold medal campaigns they achieved one and lost three. So were they successful? It depends how you look at success. Now coming back to Mark, to see a boy from the Queensland sticks get into the national team is a big achievement, but to stay at that demanding elite level for so long (and excuse the bad pun) is a ‘mark’ of a true champion. But what is most admirable about Knowlesy is his humble, down to earth, country boy approach, his unadorned passion and his commitment to helping others achieve their best. So how did he do it? What separates him from others? What does it take to survive, thrive and endure in such a totally taxing environment? And interestingly, what part has investing in property contributed to his journey so far? How can you learn from him and apply his success formula to help you achieve your goals and enjoy your definition of success? Now as they say, success leaves clues, and with Knowlesy’s sustained success over so many years, he leaves a lot of them and shares many in this great chat today. Mark's book recommendation: Luck: What it Means and Why it Matters by Ed Smith and Raising Boys by Steve Biddulph  Get Invested is the podcast dedicated to time poor professionals who want to work less and live more. Join Bushy Martin, one of Australia’s top 10 property specialists, as he and his influential guests share know-how on the ways investing in property can unlock the life you always dreamed about and secure your financial future. Remember to subscribe on your favourite podcast player, and if you're enjoying the show please leave us a review. Find out more about Get Invested here https://bushymartin.com.au/get-invested-podcast/  Want to connect with Bushy? Get in touch here https://bushymartin.com.au/contact/  This show is produced by Apiro Media - http://apiropodcasts.com

This week we are joined by the wisest parenting expert in Australia, the incomparable Steve Biddulph, Author of Raising Boys, and now Raising Girls in the 21st Century.Steve is here to tell us that our girls are in trouble and we need to step up be ready t help them out of the myriad of complicated situations modern girls face.Steve suggests starting by cutting ten percent off your to-do list and making yourself more available.We're also joined by Sarah Moran from the Girl Geek Academy to talk about getting more girls into tech.SHOW NOTESYour hosts this week are Mel Wilson and Cassie Hamer and our huge thanksto Sarah Moran and and Steve Biddulph.This podcast was produced by Nina Young.We've got a bit of a favour to ask; we'd love you to Subscribe to The Juggling Act in your podcast app and leave us a review. It only takes a few secs and helps other people discover The Juggling Act.Have you got a story that you think our listeners will want love? We'd like to hear from you! Email us at Kidspot.Editor@news.com.au, join the conversation on the Kidspot Facebook page or tweet us at @KidspotSocial   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Download your FREE Relationship Tip Sheets Here: http://bit.ly/BadassTipSheets Apply for UnFuck Your Relationship Master Class Here: http://bit.ly/UnFuckEnroll In this POWERFUL interview Matt & I cover: - The BIGGEST challenge for men in intimacy - Why men might not want to feel their feelings - Anger as a healthy emotion - The PRESSURE men face today with the new intimacy paradigm and higher expectations - Women as strong multi-taskers and Men as strong mono-taskers - HOW TO APPROACH YOUR MAN WHEN YOU NEED HIM TO BE PRESENT AND LISTEN TO YOU - Shame and how it affects how men show up in Relationship - The Brilliant Connection between shame, confusion, and inability to identify emotions - How to get your emotional needs met (ladies) without stressing out your man - Destruction of the "fantasy" people have about Partnership - The fantasy that men can intuit our feelings and needs without us (women) asking them - How men can begin this work and why they would want to - Mens work & mens groups Learn more about Matt's Work: http://bit.ly/RelationshipCoachingWithMatt Follow Matt on Facebook: http://bit.ly/RCWM-Facebook Follow Matt on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relationshipcoachingwithmatt/ Join Nikki's Epic Facebook Tribe here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/257948204908048/ RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE: Evryman https://evryman.com/ ManKindProject https://mankindproject.org/ 'Manhood' by Steve Biddulph has been updated to 'The New Manhood' http://www.stevebiddulph.co.uk/books/ Esther Perel https://youtu.be/X9HiXw8Pmbo

In deinem Podcast dreht sich alles um das Kind, sein Unterbewusstsein, die Erziehung, Mütter und Väter und all die Probleme, die dabei auf dich zukommen können. Vielleicht kennst auch du die Situation, in der du dich in deiner Erziehungsmethode sicher und angekommen fühlst und in einem Moment ist alles ganz anders. Dein Kind terrorisiert dich, fordert dich heraus, sprengt alle Regeln und nix läuft mehr. Es schläft die Nacht nicht durch, mag dein Essen nicht, weint sehr viel oder ist einfach nur mit sich selbst überfordert. Ich, Janine Walder, habe mich genau mit dieser Thematik befasst. Ich bin Mutter von einem Mädchen und einem Jungen und ich liebe meine Rolle als Mutter. Doch ich mag es gar nicht, wenn ich streng sein und mit meinen Kindern schimpfen muss. Die ewige Frage, ob ich eine gute und liebe Mutter bin, quält und verunsichert. Dank meinen Erfahrungen in der Hypnose und Quantenphysik und den Lehren von Vera F. Birkenbihl, Steve Biddulph und weiteren Psychologen und Pädagogen, konnte ich die Funktionsweise des kindlichen Unterbewusstseins erforschen und bin auf Erklärungen und Lösungen gestossen. In deinem Podcast bekommst du nicht nur die Erklärung, warum dein Kind gewisse Verhaltensmuster aufzeigt, welche dir ähnlich sehen oder dir komplett fremd sind, in der Schule eine Lernschwäche zeigen kann, ein Problemkind mit einem Aufmerksamkeitsdefizitsyndrom, kurz ADHS oder ADS ist oder einfach nur Erziehungsresistent scheint. Nein, du hörst auch einfach im Alltag umsetzbare Techniken, wie du positiv auf dein Kind einwirken kannst. Mit dem Ziel, dass dein Kind mit einem gestärkten Selbstbewusstsein, Vertrauen in seine Fähigkeiten und Talente und voller Zuversicht und Selbstliebe zu einem erfolgreichen Erwachsenen heranreifen kann. Dabei handelt es sich um Techniken aus dem NLP, der Quantenphysik, Hypnose und Meditation. Es sind Übungen zur Stärkung vom Selbstvertrauen und dem Entdecken der inneren Fähigkeiten. Kurze und kleine Veränderungen von Tagesstrukturen und der eigenen Routine, in der man oft gefangen ist, welche zu einem leichteren und erfüllten Alltag führen. Natürlich dürfen auch die Übungen für die Mutter und den Vater, Lehrer, Oma und Opa nicht fehlen, welche helfen, in schwierigen Situationen ruhig zu bleiben. Den Alltag mit Kind mit mehr Gelassenheit und Leichtigkeit zu geniessen und das ohne dass du deine Komfortzone verlassen musst und dein innerer Schweinehund Alarm schlägt. Lass dich inspirieren von der Funktionsweise des kindlichen Unterbewusstseins und der Leichtigkeit, die uns die Kinder lehren.

It's the first episode of the New Year!Join Matt and I to discuss my relationship towards the beach, Louis C.K. coming back to comedy, Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth getting married and raising girls. Stay tunes at the end for a special appearance by our 3 yearold daughter, Willow. Recommendations:Born to Run (book)The Innocent Man (Netflix)This episode was produced by Kaity Griffin using royalty free music from Bensound.

A website released the Top 20 phrases that annoy Dads so Holly puts a few to the test on Andrew. Plus, we're speaking to former psychologist Steve Biddulph about why he's chosen to update his groundbreaking book, Raising Boys. And what happens when a nosey mother-in-law insists on being in the delivery suite during birth? CONTACT US Your hosts are Holly Wainwright and Andrew Daddo.  Thank you to special guest Steve Biddulph. Buy the updated edition of his book Raising Boys at apple.co/mamamia Fing us an e-mail: tgm@mamamia.com.au This episode was made possible by McDonalds Happy Meals, and produced by Luca Lavigne.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Raising Boys bySteve Biddulph was released 20 years ago, and it was a game changer for many. It cracked open the problems uniquely affecting boys and what parents could do to raise them well. Steve has updated the classic for the 21st Century. He shares some of his insights, and how we can raise our boys to be good men.

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In the world of parenting educators and psychologists, there are few more highly respected, followed and quoted than Steve Biddulph. His kind, realistic and constructive approach to parenting both boys and girls has prepared parents all over the world and made them aware of issues critical to parenting happy, confident children. He has explored the [...]

In this final programme of the series How We Eat, Sheila Dillon explores eating as a family, the reality and the myth. As working hours increase and with both parents working, it becomes more and more difficult to sit down together with the children for meals. Separate meals, often in front of the tv, are more the reality in Britain today. But in this programme Sheila meets two families who believe that there is nothing more important than eating together. The Parker family have two children of their own, but they have also fostered dozens of children, some with special needs. Crucial to the success of their extended family, they believe, is the fact that they sit together every night at six o'clock round the table to eat. Sheila Dillon joins them to find out why this structure is so important to the children they look after. She visits too the Brooks family, who sit down together every Friday night for the Jewish Friday night dinner. Emma Brooks married into Judaism and found it strange at first; she reflects on the demands but also the benefits of this ritual meal. So what exactly can family meals do for us? Sheila talks to best-selling child psychologist Steve Biddulph whose books ("Raising Boys", "Raising Girls") are in 4 million homes, and finds out why he thinks eating together is crucial if you want to solve conflict and raise happy children. He gives his top tips for successful family meals. But many people, Sheila included, remember dreadful family rows over the childhood dinner table. With historian Chris Kissane, the programme explores whether the family dinner, like the perfect family itself, has always been more of a myth than a reality.