Podcasts about stop pause

In this episode, Xannie, Katja, Jack, Madhurima and Jay explore the complexities of empathy for those of with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). The Bunch discuss cognitive and affective empathy, the importance of recognizing personal limits, and how to offer support to others without losing yourself in the process. Come back on Friday as we wrap up this topic, with a discussion on the "Borderline Empathy Paradox." October 23rd we'll be back with a new discussion topic, BPD & Seasonal Affective Disorder. Can't wait until then? Sign up for our "BPD Buddies" or "BPD Besties" tiers on Patreon to get early access to an exclusive extended cut of next week's episode NOW! https://www.patreon.com/thebpdbunch

Listen venting isn't always the way to go. So what's another way to express yourself and acknowledge how you feel, journaling and talking to God. Everyone doesn't need to know your business. Protect your relationships, Protect your friendships, Protect your workshops, Protect your family. Speak life, speak positively, speak truth. Don't allow your emotions to keep you in a false reality. Let's keep it real: our emotions and feelings can have us in a false reality, creating a magnified perception, and creating an image of the ones we love negatively to others or even of ourselves. Let's not do that. We can control this. Stop. Pause. Think: Respond, speak, act clearly! [I Do Not Own the Rights to the Background Sound. All Rights Reserved to Cluetonic Beats]

Come expectant and walk away feeling you have accomplished and received. Today the focus is on Reflection. Peculiar Carm shares her personal view and how she like so many of us struggle in our various stages being aligned to not only Gods word but stages of our Butterfly cycle too. So as you tune in today, embrace your metamorphosis stage for as you go through each stage is different with a unique gist of adapting the process to your own unique change. Embrace Adapt Grow Become and walk into your Next Assignment of Overflow.

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For many of us, our days start and end on a schedule - we're constantly hustling. While there's nothing wrong with that, especially if the schedule helps you get things done, we also have to give ourselves the grace to chill out, stop and pause for a moment.  In this episode, Erika and Ursula Mae talk about giving yourself the grace to take a pause and make time to enjoy some rest days amidst the hustle. 

From the audio version of the Island Treasures podcast for Caregivers, this mini episode addresses what Jodi Kay Benusa (Independent Geriatric Consultant and Licensed Social Worker) shared about being a compassionate scientist and how we can all adopt this approach to be inquisitive and find out what's behind our actions; by taking a pause we can uncover the reason so we can make changes with the goal of improving the outcome. It's not just me talking about the episode, but this video contains Jodi speaking about the pact she made with herself to prevent burnout as well as the compassionate scientist concept. Click here for Jodi's website

Jodi Kay Benusa is an Independent Geriatric Consultant who is a licensed social worker. She has been providing care in various ways throughout her entire life and it came as no surprise that she would enter the field of social work. Jodi works hard to preserve the rights of aging adults so they can live their best life through the toughest of times and she does this by asking questions so she can tailor her services to the needs of her clients. She is a problem solver who enjoys breaking through barriers to meet client goals. Jodi shares her own experience with burnout and how she is now able to recognize the warning signs and how to take steps to avoid burnout. Jodi introduced me to the term 'compassionate scientist' where exploring our reactions in situations helps us extend compassion to ourselves and others; simply, by stopping what we're doing, taking the pause and being compassionate instead of defensive. Click here to visit Jodi's website

In mezzo al caos che ci circonda, cose importanti, utili e urgenti, la massima priorità è trovare pause di rigenerazione con Dio per avere degli obiettivi chiari e non lasciarci distrarre.

Help your relationships thrive by using these communication techniques. Active listening is one way to show you love and care about the person you are in a relationship with. Improve Your Communication in Relationships  Whether introvert, extrovert, long talker- short talker- beat around the bush talker or direct to the heart talker, communication is a skill. And it should be healthy, fostered, practiced, and planned.  Benefits of Healthy Communication: ·      Increased trust ·      Deeper Intimacy   ·      Joy and feeling loved and heard ·      Better conflict resolution ·      Healthy relationships 1.    Listening- to hear not respond, listen unoffended. Listen with empathy. This talk may be hard for your person to express. Listen to understand. First listen to Understand THEN to be understood.  Active listening involves: Nonverbal involvement positive body language Paying attention to what's being said not your response Keeping an open heart….No judgment Allowing for silence  2.    Don't interrupt. Sometimes communication is like mining for treasure… it's not always just laying on the top. When you interrupt, you short circuit the depth of a convo and shut it down. Love is patient. Patient communication means you wait your turn. 3.    Don't over-communicate. That's a thing! – excessive, to defend, state a case, or manipulate till you get agreement. Stop Pause, give room for others. 4.    Use I statements- not blaming, excuse making 5.    Keep confidential 6.    Pay attention to non-verbal cues. Body language. 7.    Ask open ended questions. Care about the other person. 8.    Don't escalate. 9.    Affirm others while you communicate. Know their love language. Speak a language they appreciate. You can find Dawn Here: Website - www.DawnDamon.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MentorDawnDamon/ Amazon Books. https://www.amazon.com/Dawn-Scott-Jones/e/B00DWL07NO Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/dawn_damon/?hl=en Email Dawn@braveheartmentor.com

Troy Arnott speaking at New Community Ringwood on Sunday Feb 13th 2022.

Troy Arnott speaking at New Community on Sunday Feb 20, 2022.

Troy Arnott speaking at New Community on Sunday February 6th 2022 - the first talk in a series called "Breathe". The Bible focus in John 16:25-33.

Reverend Joseph Pescatello

Reverend Joseph Pescatello

Emily in MIchigan has a cash indemnity LTC plan.  She asked, "Do they just keep paying until the benefits are all used or can she stop the payments mid-stream if she no longer needs care?"  Indemnity plans simply pay the maximum benefit each month without any need for invoices to be submitted, so how will they know to stop paying?  Diane shares some key differences in how both reimbursement and indemnity  LTC plans work.  Let's talk and find out which may work best to protect your family, assets and choices.  

In this mini-sode, I talk about using the strategy of pressing the stop button, pausing, and then pressing the play button when things aren't going as planned. I challenge you to use the next 30 days to practice being aware of times when pressing stop, pausing, and then pressing play will make you feel less stressed and create a more favorable outcome for everyone. If you enjoyed today's show and want to know more about the leadership development and stakeholder engagement services I provide, check out my website at www.leaderswhoconnectandinspire.com or send me an email at admin@leaderswhoconnectandinspire.com. Whether you're leading a business, team, project or a community, your effectiveness as a leader depends on your ability to master inspiring people into action to get things done. That's where I can help.

Are you feeling stuck in a routine? Do you thrive on routine? Maybe taking a pause, reevaluating your current sitch, will allow yourself to recognize you're living your dream, or maybe you're not and it's time to dream again!

I dive into my personal space with a sad reality that I am dealing with right now but bringing with me the strength from recognizing when we need to Stop our selves, pause and then breathe. Take care of you before you can ably take care of others.

A discussion about being in the moment and meditation. 

Today's episode is comprised of the four part series titled, "Stop, Pause, and Pray," where Darryn Zewalk shares biblical truths in conjunction with Christian wisdom gained from life's ups and downs.  The series was originally published in March 2019, and included Episodes 42-45.

Making decisions will always be hard because it can take away your time and energy. Things like indecision and second-guessing are part of the decision-making process. Let's listen and explore the concept of Start, Stop, Pause and find out how applying this concept can have a great impact on our life. KEY TAKEAWAYS:  How a wrong decision leads to making a good decision How implementing start  Understanding the need to keep your life at a certain balance ASCEND: Don't Wait To Enjoy Your Life Tomorrow, Live It Today! How To Grow Your Business, Expand Your Impact, and Experience Your Perfect Life:

What did a rib injury teach me over the last couple weeks? I learned to stop, pause, reverse, and listen more. I put aside my own agenda, planning, and even my workouts. I found out what it means to have three Saturdays in a row. Sometimes we go fastest when we stand still. Or as my wife and Stephen R. Covey often have said "to go fast we must go slow." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thriving-twogether/support

In this podcast episode, Amy’s guest is Adrian Brown and they talk about change in today’s world and how to adapt and contribute. Adrian shares his 4 Step Process: Stop – Pause – Breathe – Continue – which can be applied to all aspects of your life. Currently, most of Adrian's work is dedicated to his clients reinventing themselves to survive the crisis and be better, faster and stronger post-pandemic. KEY TAKEAWAY Knowing your WHY helps people to uninvent the past and invent their future. RECOMMENDATIONS* The Compound Effect – Darren Hardy The Infinite Game – Simon Sinek Drive – Daniel Pink Leaders Eat Last – Simon Sinek https://corporate-rebels.com/ ABOUT ADRIAN BROWN Adrian Brown is an established Turnaround Management consultant with over 38 years of experience of enhancing staff performance, improving the customer experience, successfully transforming businesses and growing company profits. Once described as the one to have on the team if you wanted to overcome a challenge, breakthrough an obstacle or smash through the brick wall! His proprietary approach, Nice Leadership, focuses on helping business owners develop the right mindset to succeed and build the right working environment. LINKS Email - adrian@2be2serve.com https://2be2serve.com/about/ https://2be2serve.com/a-little-help/ ABOUT THE HOST - AMY ROWLINSON Amy is a Coach, Mentor, iTunes #1 Podcaster, Mastermind Host, Speaker and Property Investor. Through coaching, Amy inspires and empowers entrepreneurial clients to discover the life they dream of by assisting them to make it their reality through their own action taking. Helping them to focus on their WHY with clarity uniting their passion and purpose with a plan to create the life they truly desire. If you would like Amy to help you focus on your WHY then please book a free 20 min call via www.calendly.com/amyrowlinson/enquirycall  Please sign up for the weekly Friday Focus newsletter at www.amyrowlinson.com CONNECT WITH AMY Focus on WHY Instagram Amy Rowlinson Instagram Amy Rowlinson Facebook Page Focus on Why Facebook Page Focus on Why Facebook Group Amy Rowlinson LinkedIn HOSTED BY: Amy Rowlinson DISCLAIMER The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guest speakers. Please conduct your own due diligence. *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.  

What are YOUR priorities in life?

Both host Diana Todd-Banks and guest Judythe cover some fascinating provocative topics about the current world climate and the Invisible Woman. Invisible women can best be described as those women who have always been really self-sufficient, the person that nobody needs to worry about, so they don’t.  But now you’ve turned 60 and have watched everyone else around you achieve amazing things, yet secretly you feel disappointed in yourself and your life.  You find yourself out there, invisible, - but that’s changing - you’re ready to be visible. Judythe knows, she was invisible once so was the host Diana. A natural born mystic and a scholar in Afterlife studies, she is a professional Intuitive Medium and Therapist for over 4 decades offering workshops throughout Australia and now the World; as well today Judythe is a highly respected speaker, author, entrepreneur, coach, mentor and consultant on all things Life, Death, Dying and the Afterlife. Judythe focuses much of her professional attention on the Invisible Woman of that generation that lived for everyone else, but themselves.  She says and asks, ‘Yet, only you can change being Invisible. You’ve been waiting for that magical journey to begin, the Journey of ‘Who am I?’ But how do you do that?’  As part of The Invisible Woman Generation herself, she is now teaching women around the world how to live an amazing life and be amazing, now they are free from the shackles of their upbringing. To connect with Judythe and learn more go here:  www.invisiblewoman.com.au

Resonate and Reflect Creating a life beyond "just fine" by bringing everyday conversations, from "Hi, how are you?" and digging deeper by asking "Hi, how are you, honestly?" With discussions around personal and spiritual development, self improvement and real life situations. To encourage our listeners to;  Stop Pause  Reflect   

In this episode, the host speaks about instances in life where we must postpone a much anticipated event or even abort mission entirely. She shares about the importance of being patient, cutting losses and having a relationship with God as it relates to discerning what would be the next best steps.TUNE IN NOW!IG: perspective._withmariahttps://www.instagram.com/perspective._withmaria/Email: myperspectivefeedback@gmail.com

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On this 4th and final day of the Stop, Pause, and Pray series, Darryn Zewalk assures us - through God's word, and his own powerful words of encouragement - that the Lord has our back no matter what. TOPICS INCLUDE: 1. Rhyme for the End Times: I know that God has my back, so I have no fear of the devils upcoming attack. 2. Wisdom From The Word 1: Psalm 107:28-29 3. Wisdom From The Word 2: Romans 12:2 4. Song of Encouragement: I Believe

Day 3 of the Stop, Pause, and Pray series is all about smiling despite your trials. Today, Darryn focuses on how awesome our God truly is, and why it's important to remember that no matter what comes our way, God is faithful. TOPICS INCLUDE: 1. Rhyme for the End Times: God will always put a smile at the end of every trial. 2. Wisdom From The Word 1: Psalm 23:4 3. Wisdom From The Word 2: Philippians 4:7 4. Song of Encouragement: Situation

On Day 2 the Stop, Pause, and Pray series, our host focuses on the ever-present tug of war between humans and their creator - the one true God. Darryn shares biblical truths in conjunction with Christian wisdom gained from his daily walk with the Lord. TOPICS INCLUDE: 1. Rhyme for the End Times: Once you let God take control, He'll give you rest for your soul. 2. Wisdom From The Word 1: Psalm 46:1-7 3. Wisdom From The Word 2: Romans 12:12 4. Song of Encouragement: For You

Today's episode marks Day 1 of a four part series called "Stop, Pause, and Pray," where Darryn Zewalk will share biblical truths in conjunction with Christian wisdom gained from life's ups and downs. TOPICS INCLUDE: 1. Rhyme for the End Times: When you put God first, He will always handle your worst. 2. Wisdom From The Word 1: Exodus 14:14 3. Wisdom From The Word 2: John 16:33 4. Song of Encouragement: Like You Do

Podcaster, mindfulness teacher, author and former school teacher Bruce Langford joins the Life Illuminated podcast to share his mission to prevent bullying. Bruce finds the connection between lack of respect and bullying pervasive in our communities and set about to spread his message of reconnecting through mindfulness to create a strategic shift in the mindset of those who bully others. Join us for this rich conversation about the state of loneliness in our society today, regrets, awakening and possibility.  Please tune in to the Life Illuminated podcast weekly for another episode of inspiration! Contact Maggie at maggie@satsanghouse.net or through her website at www.satsanghouse.net

Today on #StayEncouraged, Darryn Zewalk shares how a recent moment of weakness served as a sharp reminder of why it is important to pray before responding to an attack. TOPICS INCLUDE: 1. Rhyme for the End Times: Sometimes you just have to stop, pause, and pray; knowing that God has already made a way. 2. Wisdom From The Word 1: Psalms 84:11 3. Wisdom From The Word 2: Philippians 4:19 4. Song of Encouragement: On The Inside

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Jaee Logan and Ian Isanberg discuss the relationship between parents, children and the music that they listen to.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Join Jaee and Ian as we talk about the relationships and influences that music has with parents and children of all ages.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Jaee and Ian talk to people about the relationships they have with their parents and/or children when it comes to music.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Join Jaee Logan and Ian Isanberg as we speak to guests about the relationships that they have/had with their parents and kids when it comes to music.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Parents Kids Music is about the musical relationship that people have with their parents and/or children. Jaee Logan and Ian Isanberg will be talking to guests about it.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

On Parents Kids Music, Jaee Logan and Ian Isanberg discuss the relationship that people have with their parants and/or children, when it comes to music.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Jaee and Ian discuss with guests the relationship that they have with their parents and/or children, when it comes to music.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Platinum Award-winning record producer Jaee Logan and co-host Ian Isanberg talk to guest about the relationships that they have with their parents and/or children when it comes to music.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Join Jaee Logan and Ian Isanberg as they interview guests about the relationships they have with their parents and children andbout the music they listen to!  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Discussion about the relationship that people have with parents and children, when it comes to music.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

We talk about the relationships that parents and children have, based on the music that they listen to.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

We talk about the relationships that parents and children have, based on the music that they listen to.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Jaee Logan and Ian Isanberg talk with guests about the relationships that people have with their parents and kids, when it comes to listening to music. Guests include: Ronnie Wright Tanya Sperry Bonnie Halper Bianca Guity.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Join Jaee Logan and Ian Isanberg as they interview guests about their experiences growing up listening to music with their parents, as well as parents listening with their children.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Join Jaee Logan and Ian Isanberg as they interview guests about their experiences growing up listening to music with their parents, as well as parents listening with their children.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Join Jaee Logan and Ian Isanberg as they interview guests about their experiences growing up listening to music with their parents, as well as parents listening with their children.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

We will talk with people about the music that they listen to with their parents and their children.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Join us for a special Parents Kids Music where we will be talking with children around the world about their musical tastes.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

A special time of 4pm ET / 1pm PT.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Discussing the musical link between parents and kids.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Talking about the relationship that people have with their parents and children, when it comes to music.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Jaee and Ian talk parents, kids and music.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Jaee and Ian will be talking to parents about how they listen to music with their children.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Parents Kids Music is back. We will be discussing the influence of family, friends and parents on an individual's music taste.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Jaee, Ian and the Parents Kids Music team head across the pond to London to see how parents and kids discuss music over there,  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Jaee Logan and Ian Isanberg talk about how people of different generations listen to music. Do grandmas have iPods?  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.

Co-hosts Jaee Logan and Ian Isanberg will be discussing parents and children, and the music they listen to, separately and together.  Produced by Gail Davvis & Mariama Grant of The Goldwaters Group (London/New York) and Natosha McCray of Stop & Pause, Inc.