Podcast appearances and mentions of tina hallis

James and Jane are joined by author and speaker Dr. Tina Hallis from Positive Edge to talk about positive thinking and psychology. The conversation explore what positive thinking is, the benefits of being a more positive thinker and the steps you can take to increase positivity for yourself, your team or your organization.

Have you ever looked around your own organization and wondered why some teams work so well together while others seem to struggle with every step? Poor team performance is almost always due to a lack of honest communication, commitment, reliability, or respect. So, in this episode, Tina Hallis joins the show to discuss how to successfully build a dream team by creating trust within your organization. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://bit.ly/2UOo3Iw 

At you Can Overcome Anything Podcast Show! today's special guest and brought to you by Cesar R. Espino is Tina Hallis.Tina's journey is about discovering Positive Psychology before she was laid off from her job as a scientist. Deciding to start her own company so she could share what she learned. And the science-based strategies she used to help her overcome the waves of nauseau from the fear and uncertainty. Her goal is to help people learn how to find more moments of peace during the overwhelming stress of uncertainty.Today Tina Hallis, Ph.D. is the founder of the Positive Edge. She is certified in Positive Psychology through the WholeBeing Institute and a Professional Member of the National Speakers Association. She is the author of Sharpen Your Positive Edge: Shifting Your Thoughts for More Positivity & Success.Tina worked for 20+ years in Biotechnology before discovering a new science called Positive Psychology in 2011. Seeing the powerful impact this information has on improving people and organizations, she decided to create her own company, The Positive Edge.Tina's message is: You have the power to choose - even during these or any difficult times. You can choose to give into the stress and negativity, or you can intentionally focus on the good and use the time to learn and grow.To Connect with Tina Hallis go to:Tina@ThePositiveEdge.netThePositiveEdge.netPh 608 448-3576https://www.linkedin.com/in/tinahallishttps://www.facebook.com/GetThePositiveEdge/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXn3-mPdJoqDFABxBU2ZB5ATo Connect with CesarRespino go to: www.CesarRespino.com Thanks for visiting my Youtube Channel Subscribe to my personal Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEeiT_IUI-GCqzvIq4ENbyQ If you have any Life Insurance and Fixed Annuities questions, or looking for retirement plans/Will, click on the link below. https://calendly.com/cesar-espino-c2/life-insurance-retirement-plans-willsAre you looking to sell your house, and Need CASH Fast, I am here for your Real Estate Needs please contact me here:www.CesarBuysHousesLA.comFree property evaluator and for an ALL CASH Estimated on your house:www.KovaxBuysHousesLA.comFollow Me: My website: www.CesarRespino.com Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/c2reiFacebook: www.facebook.com/cesar.espino.1297LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/cesar-espino Business Email: cesar.espino.c2@gmail.com Looking for ways to reward your clients, or give referral gifts, Use the same Company I use to gift my clients/partners: www.NeedOfAvacation.com To have a 15 min FREE mind set and self-development call with Cesar R. Espino, go to https://calendly.com/cesar-espino-c2/15min?month=2020-02To listen to other great interviews, subscribe to You Can Overcome! Podcast Show:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/you-can-overcome-anything-podcast-show/id1497917624?uo=4https://www.spreaker.com/show/you-can-overcome-anything-podcast-showhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEeiT_IUI-GCqzvIq4ENbyQ

It’s a special skill to keep your cool around people who are cruel, obnoxious or just downright unpleasant. It can be done. Dick’s guest Dr. Tina Hallis, author of Sharpen Your Positive Edge and expert in positivity, shares her 5 steps  to deal with negativity. The post Successfully Dealing with Negative People appeared first on Insights with Dick Goldberg.

It’s a special skill to keep your cool around people who are cruel, obnoxious or just downright unpleasant. It can be done. Dick’s guest Dr. Tina Hallis, author of Sharpen Your Positive Edge and expert in positivity, shares her 5 steps  to deal with negativity. The post Successfully Dealing with Negative People appeared first on Insights with Dick Goldberg.

“Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose.” — Lyndon B. Johnson We are just a little over a week post conference and I'm still reeling from all of the great information I learned and relationships that were built!  It's hard to go back to regular life after a life altering experience like the AATH conference! In this episode, I'm talking to my good friend, Dr. Tina Hallis.  Tina is a scientist who turned her focus towards positive psychology and hasn't turned back since.  We talk about her journey, easy tools you can use to improve your life and what the positive edge means to you (and the people around you)! ENJOY! More on Tina... Tina Hallis, Ph.D. is excited to help people and organizations be more positive so they can enjoy better lives and more success. She is a professional speaker, author, and founder of The Positive Edge. Tina is certified in Positive Psychology through the WholeBeing Institute, an Authorized Partner for Everything DiSC®, and a Professional Member of the National Speakers Association. She is the author of Sharpen Your Positive Edge: Shifting Your Thoughts for More Positivity & Success. Tina worked for 20 years in biotechnology before discovering a new science in 2011 called Positive Psychology that focuses on how we can all live our best, most meaningful lives. Seeing the powerful impact this information has on improving people and organizations, Tina decided to create her own company, The Positive Edge so she can improve the quality of people’s lives and their workplaces.  Connect with her here: Tina Hallis, Ph.D. Positivity Expert, Speaker, Author The Positive Edge p: 608.448.3576 f: 608.355.0800 w: ThePositiveEdge.net e: Tina@ThePositiveEdge.net

Here today with me is Tina Hallis, Tina is a scientist, turned positivity, speaker and coach during her 20 plus years as a scientist in biotechnology. She worked in companies ranging from small startups to large corporations like all of us. She has experienced situations in her career that hurt her motivation and attitude. There was when Tina came across a new science called positive psychology that her life began to change. So here to talk to us about the power of positivity. Tina Hallis, welcome to the show.

Most leaders believe they are living and leading with positivity, but I wonder what those they are leading would say about them? Positive living is not about avoiding conflict or being an unrealistically optimistic person - it's about taking control of your own thoughts and your own responses to the things that happen around you. Leaders need to be examples in this area because their positivity will wear off on those around them, enabling the entire team to rise to a new level of productivity and success. My guest on this episode is Tina Hallis. Tina is the founder of her own company, The Positive Edge. Her goal - birthed out of her own experience - is to help improve the quality of people's work lives and the quality of company cultures. She believes that a positive workplace produces happier, more resilient, and productive employees and more successful organizations. Join us for a fascinating conversation about positivity and the ability we all have to produce it in our own lives and leadership. Positivity is a choice. Saying that is not naive, it's the truth I know how naive it can sound for me to insist that positivity is a choice. It could come across as if I am speaking from an ivory tower, that I don't acknowledge the horrific circumstances many people have to endure. But nothing could be further from the truth. I went through a personal health crisis a few years back and during that time I found myself in a very dark place. It felt like things were crushing me and that I couldn't do anything about it. That's where I was wrong. I came in contact with Tina Hallis' work and began to understand that I could be positive, even in my negative circumstances. That is when things began to change for me. Please, listen to this episode. What Tina has to share can turn your thinking in new directions and set you free. Every moment, what we think and focus on is creating our reality You have likely heard the phrase, “Perception is reality.” The statement is not meant to imply that if a person perceives the sky to be yellow when it's really blue, that the sky changes to blue. It means that the person who perceives the sky to be yellow will behave AS IF the sky is yellow - so for them, the sky IS for all practical purposes, yellow. It's a silly example, but one that points out that the things we think and believe shape our view of reality. What we focus on takes a preeminent place in our minds. That's why the skill of positive thinking - and therefore positive living - is so vital to learn. Moment by moment our ability to think and live in a positive manner impacts our ability to shape a positive reality for us and for those we lead. This conversation reveals ways you can get started on the road toward a more positive way of living and leading. Don't miss it. 2 quick tips you can apply to shift yourself toward positive living Imagine yourself leaving your office, getting into your car, and onto the highway. You've just wrapped up a stressful day and are eager to get home. The only thing between you and a restful evening at home is rush hour. In situations like that, positivity can become your best friend. Learning how to apply what Tina refers to as “quick tips” can help you maintain a positive attitude even when your circumstances are not very positive. Tina wraps up this episode with two tips to help you in situations exactly like what I've described. Here they are… First - intentionally put on a fake smile, the kind that makes the muscles around your eyes crinkle to the point that wrinkles appear. Tina says studies have demonstrated that a smiling facial expression like this can release chemicals in the brain that promote positivity. Here's the second quick tip - Take 3 to 5 slow, deep breaths. Doing so lowers your heart rate and blood pressure and helps you refocus. These are simple but powerful examples of how you can take control of your biology and your thinking to set yourself up for a positive experience rather than a negative one. Outline of This Episode [2:01] It IS possible to become a more positive person and live a more positive life [4:37] Proficiency in positivity is essential for leaders and emerging leaders [7:29] Tina's advice to those who desire to encourage a positive culture [10:12] Answering the naysayers and dealing with those who are not positive [14:40] How to spot negativity in an interview - and what you should do if you see it [16:15] A story of when the light went on with one of Tina's students [22:20] Is venting appropriate when we really want to be positive people? [27:40] Two quick tips you can apply to shift your thoughts toward positive living Connect with Tina Hallis Tina's Website: The Positive Edge: http://ThePositiveEdge.net Tina's BOOK: Sharpen Your Positive Edge: http://a.co/d/1lLnEe3 Follow Tina on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tinahallis/ Tina on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tinahallis   Tina on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GetThePositiveEdge/   Connect With Bruce www.ContractedLeadership.com Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Subscribe to The Development Exponent on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher

Dr. Tina Hallis, author of Sharpen Your Positive Edge, shares who these negative people are, what effects they can have on other people and 7 tips to stay immune. The post Negative People and How to Successfully Deal with Them appeared first on Insights with Dick Goldberg.

Dr. Tina Hallis, author of Sharpen Your Positive Edge, shares who these negative people are, what effects they can have on other people and 7 tips to stay immune. The post Negative People and How to Successfully Deal with Them appeared first on Insights with Dick Goldberg.

Tina Hallis, Ph.D. is a scientist who decided to break away from her career of over 20 years in biotechnology to pursue a new path as a positivity speaker and trainer. Her discovery of Positive Psychology in 2011 motivated her to spread the word about this life-changing science that helps people live their best, most meaningful lives. In 2014, she became certified in Positive Psychology through the WholeBeing Institute. That same year, she founded her company, The Positive Edge, with the goal of increasing the positivity of organizations and individuals for higher performance and greater success. Tina now shares her message with thousands of people through her programs, weekly positivity tips, and products.

In today's episode, I'm so excited to have my first guest ever join me in conversation. Tina Hallis is an author and professional speaker. Her philosophy "The Positive Edge" will help you see things in a positive light and reduce stress in your day to day.

It's natural to get focused on all the things we don't like in our life. Tina Hallis, Ph.D will discuss strategies to make it easier to see more of the good stuff for a more enjoyable life

What are the challenges of being positive in the workplace? How do you manage employees who are stuck in negativity? Why are some people more pessimistic than others, and can you do something about that? Those any other questions are answered in this episode of Training Matters, in which Honey discusses the payoffs for being a positive person with Tina Hallis, certified expert in Positive Psychology.About Our GuestWhen Tina Hallis was introduced to a new science called Positive Psychology, it showed her how building our positivity could give us the necessary courage to quit a really bad job or to see more of the good aspects in a job where we were stuck in the negative. Positive Psychology had strategies she could actually use to improve her work experience, and it was information she could share to help others with theirs. If there’s one place we could really use help staying positive, it’s at work. So Tina decided to start her own company, The Positive Edge, with the goal of bringing this information into organizations to help improve the quality of people’s work lives and the quality of company cultures. As part of this endeavor, Tina became certified in Positive Psychology through the WholeBeing Institute and an authorized partner for Everything DiSC®.

Today, on Small Changes Big Shifts, we have two great guests for you. Our first guest is Dr. Kim D’Eramo. Dr. Kim uses MindBody Medicine to help women get to the root cause of their pain, anxiety, or autoimmune illnesses. She helps women stop fighting symptoms, get off medications, balance hormones and alleviate pain so they can live a vibrant healthy life. Our second guest on the show today is Tina Hallis of The Positive Edge. Tina brings positive psychology into organizations to help improve the quality of people’s work lives and the quality of company cultures. Tune into today, to learn how to connect your mind and body for ultimate health.

In the last 15 years researchers in the field of Positive Psychology have discovered amazing things about our minds. They debunked some long-held myths and are helping us better understand human behavior, including creativity. In this episode Dr. Tina Hallis talks about the connection between positivity and creativity, the important difference between positivity and positive thinking, and how you can increase positivity in your life. What You'll Learn What the research says on how positivity increases creativity How cortisol impacts our body Tina's favorite strategies for increasing positivity About Tina Hallis Tina Hallis, Ph.D., is a professional speaker and founder of The Positive Edge.   She spent more than 20 years as a scientist in the biotechnology field.  Then, in 2011, she discovered a new and exciting science called Positive Psychology, which focuses on how we can all live our best life.  Tina was so fascinated by this science, she decided to hang up her lab coat, and start her own company, The Positive Edge, so she could bring this life-changing information into organizations. Because she believes if there is one place we could use help staying positive, it's at work.   Tina is certified in Positive Psychology through the WholeBeing Institute, she is an Authorized Partner for Everything DiSC, and a Professional Member of the National Speaker's Association. Resources Mentioned in the Episode The Positive Edge - Tina Hallis' website The research by Richie Davidson on happiness The Weekly Challenge Pick out one tip that Tina shared and try it for one week. How did it go? Share your experiences below in the comments section.

Tina Hallis leverages SCIENCE to motivate her audiences to take ACTION.  To think differently.  To challenge themselves. To shift old mindsets and habits.  To re-train their brains in such a way that they’ll activate the essential elements they need to SUCCEED at a higher level.In this episode of the SpeakerMatch Spotlight series Tina shares how she uses Positive Psychology to teach her audiences how to utilize what she calls the three buckets of employee performance and demonstrates to organizations how to cut down on costly employee negativity.