Podcasts about true communication

Join the discussion with Lou and Corae Young as they talk about the importance of real communication.

Last year I spent the Italian Summer in magical Sardinia reading Italian books related to our Ancestors, our origins. The book La Nonna by Elena Bernabé captivated my soul and helped me move forward. I travelled with my eldest son, Juan, to pursue the Italian citizenship for our family. The trip was TITANIC to say the least. However, if live brings you lemons, .... you know the answer! After reading and discovering new Italian authors, I found this incredibly inspirational author. And this is my interview to Elena Bernabé, and one her books called La Nonna, a book I heartily recommend you to read. Hope you enjoy it! Thanks, Elena for this interview, for your words and for your amazing book celebrating the endless, eternal legacy of our fabulous, unique Nonnas!Thanks, Elena for this interview, for your words and for your amazing book celebrating the endless, eternal legacy of our fabulous, unique Nonnas! Thanks, Elena for this interview, for your words and for your amazing book celebrating the endless, eternal legacy of our fabulous, unique Nonnas! Attitudeable on social media, Follow US! ⁠Website     ⁠ Twitter: ⁠@liftvalue      ⁠ Instagram: ⁠@liftvaluetranslations      ⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠Lift Value Translations & Consulting      ⁠ ⁠Youtube⁠

Communicating your sexual needs to your partner can make your relationship so much more satisfying! Kung shy ka, don't worry, sex and relationships therapist Dr. Rica Cruz, and psychologist Dr. Anna Tuazon have tips for you ithis episode from the "Conservative Ako" podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tara-Leigh Cobble continues a deeper look at how Jesus bridged the gap between us and God. Tara-Leigh Cobble is host of The Bible Recap podcast, and founder of the D-Group – an international network of discipleship and accountability groups. You can find out more at https://www.mydgroup.org/.    Presented by HOPE ON DEMAND. Life can be hard and overwhelming, and you might not always know what to do. Through videos, podcasts and blogs, we help connect you more deeply with God so you can live with hope. You can read, watch and listen at hopeondemand.com.

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People are an expression of what they value most, what's most important to them. If you don't take the time to find out what they value most, you're not likely to have a real powerful communication. You'll end up with alternating monologues, not inspiring dialogues. Join Dr John Demartini and learn how to build both personal and professional relationships by understanding the basic drivers of human behavior and how that relates to mastering the art of effective communication. USEFUL LINKS: Free Masterclass | Balancing Emotions: https://demartini.fm/emotions (https://demartini.fm/emotions) Learn More About The Demartini Method: demartini.fm/demartinimethod Learn More About The Breakthrough Experience: demartini.fm/experience Determine Your Values: demartini.fm/knowyourvalues Claim Your Free Gift: demartini.fm/astro Join our Facebook community: demartini.ink/inspired Mentioned in this episode: Register for Path to Power For more information on Dr John Demartini's Brand new seminar Path to Power visit demartini.fm/path

Are you listening in conversation? Are you considering the perspective of others and why they feel that way? Or are you simply waiting to speak for yourself, waiting your turn to talk? In this episode we discuss what it means to truly communicate, and how seeking to understand can shift our collective healing immensely. Email me anytime: jess@wildwomanmotherhood.com  Website: www.wildwomanmotherhood.com Instagram: instagram.com/wildwomanmotherhood Join my patreon for extra community support and bonuses like tarot readings and meditations! Patreon.com/wildwomanmotherhood

Tara-Leigh Cobble is host of The Bible Recap podcast, and founder of the D-Group – an international network of discipleship and accountability groups. You can find out more at https://www.mydgroup.org/.    Presented by HOPE ON DEMAND. Life can be hard and overwhelming, and you might not always know what to do. Through videos, podcasts and blogs, we help connect you more deeply with God so you can live with hope. You can read, watch and listen at hopeondemand.com.

Many missionaries and evangelists talk a lot but are they really communicating to the people they are trying to reach with the Gospel of Messiah Jesus? Perhaps it is time to ask and answer the question before the hot air of talking gets in the way of true communication. www.tzedakahministries.org info@tzedakahministries.org To support Tzedakah Ministries via Text2Give simply texting an amount to our Text2Give phone number: (972) 703-4433. Register your cell phone and the account you want to draw funds from, and you are ready to go! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tzedakah-ministries/support

Ever wondered why we falter in our communication time and again? And, what is the ONE thing that can help you get your point across clearly? Contrary to popular thought, it is NOT your choice of words – though your words matter, there is something else that has an even greater bearing on clear communication. And no, it is NOT your tonality either. On today's show, you will learn that your body language is the single most important thing when it comes to precise and clear communication.  Additionally, Bill shares why the response that you elicit is the only true gauge of the level of communication. Enjoy!  What You Will Learn In This Show What is the one thing that can help you communicate clearly? Why most of us falter in our communication and fail to elicit the desired response Why your choice of words and tonality does not have the expected impact on the outcome of your communication  And so much more… Resources ActionCoach Website Get VIP Access to our 90-Day Business Planning Event Get in touch with Beth: bethlemmel@actioncoach.com Bill's Facebook Bill's Twitter Bill's LinkedIn

True communication is more than talking; it's connecting.

On this week's episode, I welcome my dad, David Hinck, to the podcast! Listen in as we explore the art of communication and what it means to be unconditional. He shares a few stories which may leave you in awe with some shocking, real life plot twists. 

Back in its day, the light bulb must have seemed downright miraculous to humans. Nearly instantaneous light achieved with the flip of a switch that didn't involve lighting anything on fire! We got a bit stuck there, though. Unlike Animals, we're still in the place of separation from others where communication is concerned. It's "if you say this, I'll respond with that" flipping a switch mode. Cause and effect vs. unity. Telepathic communion - even baby steps - gets you so much further along in reaching true understanding with your animal family members. Give it a go and prepare to experience a miracle!https://www.livescience.com/43424-who-invented-the-light-bulb.html#:~:text=The%20story%20of%20the%20light%20bulb%20begins%20long, practical%20method%20of%20generating%20electricity%2C%20the%20voltaic%20pilehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHNEzndgiFI

Excerpted from a Zoom session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram. Broadcast from NSW, Australia on June 20, 2020. The post True Communication appeared first on Catherine Ingram.

Excerpted from a Zoom session of Dharma Dialogues with Catherine Ingram. Broadcast from NSW, Australia on June 20, 2020. The post True Communication appeared first on Catherine Ingram.

Today's episode is bound to pull at your momma heart strings, at least a little. I sat down with one of my long time, mother of 4, best friends to dive deep into how her and her husband have managed to get their entire family of 6 people in a constant state of open dialogue. From family meetings with young kiddos all the way to their now grown children who are all in their 20's, living near and far, they are all incredibly bonded, and connected.  As moms, we all dream to know our children deeply and have visions of how they will all come back home to visit as they go on to make their own families. The Patterson family has not only managed to do just that, but they have also taught me and so many others how to do the same.  You are going to learn the topics, and approach to making a family meet successful, even when it is hard and emotional. Plus the benefits to making this communication system part of how you raise your children. One of the most impactful ways for you to bring love and intention to motherhood is through communication, and you will walk away with actual language prompts, and tangible tips on how to navigate the journey towards a life long, bonded family.  xoxo, Chelsi Jo  .... Join the FREE Systemize Your Life after party MEMBERSHIP COMMUNITY and get massive clarity on how to make all of the information you learned to day work in your life.  Are you struggling to get your house under control? Yelling at your kids and feeling broken at the end of the day? Consumed by too much screen time and unsure how to fix it?  Motherhood Productivity Sessions are the answer. Click HERE to learn more.  If you LOVED this episode LEAVE A WRITTEN REVIEW so I can share your success over on the IG! Screen shot this episode, share it in your stories, and tag me!  

Just like how most people believe they're above-average drivers, most people probably think they're above-average communicators. "I get my point across," they say, "so yeah, I'm a good communicator." But think back to the times when you've worked with someone that you really enjoyed. Think about how they made you feel. A lot of that comes from truly mastering communication, and doing it in a way that bolsters other people, not just "getting the point across." Join me and Rocky Romanella, Founder of 3SIXTY Management and author of the book Tighten The Lug Nuts, where we talk about our experiences with people who were excellent communicators, what things you can look for to grow in your ability to communicate better, and what things to be mindful of as we communicate. Check him out: linkedin.com/in/rockyromanella Twitter: 3sixtymgt Facebook: 3 Sixty Management Services www.3sixtymanagementservices.com www.tightenthelugnuts.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/archdevops/support

Philip DeLuca, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has developed a new approach to communication and conflict resolution. It is both an expose on how the "Express Yourself!" and "Talk it through!" current communication approaches destroy both love and health, as well as an alternative approach that works where currently approaches are failing. He has spent over 40 years and tested his approach on over 40,000 problem situations. Visit https://www.gobeyondthearpy.com

Philip DeLuca, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has developed a new approach to communication and conflict resolution. It is both an expose on how the "Express Yourself!" and "Talk it through!" current communication approaches destroy both love and health, as well as an alternative approach that works where currently approaches are failing. He has spent over 40 years and tested his approach on over 40,000 problem situations. Visit https://www.gobeyondthearpy.com

As a Leader Communication is Key. In this episode we discover how communication is really about HOW you say something rather than WHAT you say. What you say really only accounts for 8% of your communication, the other percentage is 2 parts. Discover what they are and exactly how to use them in your everyday communication. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/julio-andrino/support

Key Links Books referenced in the episode: Extreme Ownership  || The Dichotomy of Leadership by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin The Five Love Languages  by Gary Chapman ----According to both Matt and Micah, to truly know your clients, you have to put these key principles to use in your practice: [#1 Learn The Communication Styles of Your Clients and Team] According to Micah, there are about 15 different communication styles out there, but he personally likes to use 4 styles that he and his team attribute to clients and each other: these are the Driver, Analytical, Amiable, and Social communication styles. The Driver is someone who wants to get things done right away. They aren't impatient so much as they are eager to get right to work and tackle their tasks diligently. The Analytical person on the other hand works at a much slower clip because they want to make sure their ducks are all in a row, that all of the relevant data is squared away, and that no surprises crop up. Thirdly, Amiable types of communicators truly value conversation and friendliness and won't open up and communicate effectively until they feel comfortable enough. Opening meetings with conversations and chit-chat is the best way to communicate with this style of person. Lastly, the Social type is more spontaneous. A person with this communication style tells you what's on their mind and is expressive in their decision-making process. Maybe a little impulsive and emotion-driven, but in the best way, of course! [#2 Start Meetings With a Client-First Mentality] Like Matthew states, starting meetings by addressing the needs of the client first has made all the difference in communicating with his clients in an effective way. Start with the phrase: “How can I be of most assistance?” Or a variation of the same phrase. The emphasis should be on turning attention towards the client first, as this will help ameliorate any nagging concern and thus open up a more concentrated meeting thereafter. A follow up question of, “anything else on your mind?” is always a great addition to the aforementioned phrase. [#3 Ask the Client About Their Most Pressing Expense(s)] Micah says a great way to gauge the priorities (and subsequently adjust to them) is to ask what the next 1-2 months of cash flow will be most directed towards. If it's a vacation or a trip versus tuition for a grandchild, then Micah has the information he needs to communicate further with clients. [#4 “Can You Tell me More About That?”] One of the most effective questions in the book, asking if clients can further articulate an expense or a plan can initiate a positive dynamic of trust, as well as unlock information that would have stayed put if not addressed. ---- Matt and Micah's Action Steps Start small! Take your top 10 clients and figure out their communication styles. Next step is to go internal and attribute a style to yourself and your team members. Be honest and take ownership! Lastly, Matthew suggests buying The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman, which is not only for learning how to effectively communicate with your spouse, but for broadening your mind on the whole spectrum of communication styles and methods out there. More details at: https://theperfectria.com/talking-points-for-true-communication-with-clients ---- Produced by Simpler Media

True Communication.

True Communication.

True Communication.