Podcasts about validating

This week on No Priors, Sarah and Elad are joined by Josh Goldman, cofounder and president of KoBold Metals. KoBold is using AI to transform how we discover critical minerals like lithium and cobalt, making the exploration process faster, more precise, and more scalable than traditional methods. In this episode, Josh explains how KoBold is rethinking the fundamentals of mineral exploration by combining unique datasets, scientific modeling, and predictive algorithms. They dive into the company's driving philosophy and technical approach, how they validate underground hypotheses, and why regulatory knowledge and a localized approach are crucial. Josh also discusses what success looks like in exploration today and the scarcity of world-class deposits. Sign up for new podcasts every week. Email feedback to show@no-priors.com Follow us on Twitter: @NoPriorsPod | @Saranormous | @EladGil | @KoBold_Metals Show Notes: 0:00 Introduction 0:29 KoBold Metals 3:14 Using unique datasets 6:20 Traditional methods of lithium exploration 8:38 Regulatory vs. rarity constraints 13:40 Technical approach 16:25 Validating hypotheses 23:56 Redefining success in mineral exploration 25:44 Scarcity of good projects and deposits 32:44 Philosophy behind prediction 36:46 KoBold's origin story

In this episode, we sit down with Jamie Liang, CEO of TerraVolta Resources, live from the Urban Office Studios in Houston, Texas.Hosts Josh Lowrey and Dan Pickering dive into Jamie's remarkable journey from financial services to leading innovation in lithium extraction. They discuss the current state of the lithium market, emerging direct lithium extraction technologies, and the future of domestic production in the U.S.Jamie also shares valuable insights on the financial and regulatory hurdles in lithium mining, the role of federal grants, and the industry's potential to drive significant job creation.Tune in now!00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:16 Meet the Hosts: Josh and Dan00:50 Event Highlights: EWTC Annual Meeting02:47 Special Guest: Jamie Liang, CEO of Terra Volta Resources03:37 Jamie's Background and Career Journey11:55 The Birth of Terra Volta and Lithium Exploration16:41 Challenges and Innovations in Lithium Extraction19:28 Market Dynamics and Future Prospects26:01 Historical Context and Exploration Efforts30:31 Building the Terra Volta Team32:53 Starting Leases and Institutional Capital33:39 ExxonMobil's Entry into Lithium34:47 Validating the Resource36:17 Testing and Piloting Success43:37 Building the Value Chain46:15 Domestic Lithium Demand and Production49:28 Financing and Government Support53:37 Future Prospects and Industry Impact01:00:13 Entrepreneurial Advice and Lightning Round

This is a recording of a live guided meditation.  The meditation guide and the members of the public who joined the meditation used the Zoom platform.   Even though you are listening to this meditation as a recording rather than attending live, in the world of consciousness, there is no time or space. Meaning, regardless of when you listen, you are in a meditation with a large group of folks from different walks of life and places on the planet.Meditation Guide: Molly Doolittle. Seasoned Meditation Guide of the Divine Spark Program.Molly's Meditation Guide Style: Relaxed, calming, simple guidance through the steps. Wisdom and kindness flow with her words. Content: Features these tools and techniques:Grounding (Earth Connection)ReleasingCenteringIntentional BreathingCenter of Head AwarenessFinding the energy flow of universal consciousness within you, then stepping into itBringing your life energy into harmony with your Divine Feminine

SIGN UP FOR THE FREE SUMMITIn this episode, Julia talks about the topic of self-validation and why it's one of the most important tools in your healing journey. This episode will help you reconnect with yourself and stop relying so heavily on external opinions.0:00: Introduction1:23: Upcoming Live Summit!3:23: What is Self-Validation?4:42: Being Misunderstood as a Patient5:50: Why You Seek Assurance as a Patient6:34: An Inspiring Client Testimonial7:54: How Lack of Self-Validation Shows Up in Healing9:45: Using Diet & Supplements as a Form of Validation11:52: Signs You're Seeking External Validation14:54: Tips to Start Self-Validating TodayWork with Julia:Apply to work 1:1 ⁠⁠⁠Follow Julia on her social ⁠⁠⁠@juliachien.rd⁠⁠⁠!

Joel and Aaron show how ignoring GET request validation can cause performance issues and open your application to abuse. They highlight the importance of bounding pagination and share tips for using form requests to handle unexpected user input.Now go check out the best/only Laravel validation book(00:00) - Quiz on Laravel's default pagination limit (01:00) - Performance concerns with large datasets (03:20) - Validating per-page requests in controllers (05:45) - Why you should block negative page numbers (09:20) - Silly bit

In this insightful episode of “Path to Market”, Director Natasha Lytton and co-host Micah Smurthwaite, Partner at Pipeline Ventures, are joined by Alicia Carney, a seasoned product marketing expert with extensive experience at high-growth startups like Deliveroo.Together, they dive deep into identifying and validating Ideal Customer Profiles (ICPs) in pre and post product-market fit stages. Alicia shares her insights on navigating early market fit through to scaling operations post-product market fit.She emphasizes the importance of starting with customer needs rather than product ideas, advocating for qualitative user research and pain mapping to identify and validate ideal customer profiles (ICP). She also shares her best strategies for conducting effective customer interviews, iterating quickly based on market feedback, and leveraging practical tools and methodologies for market research.Elaborating on her experiences at Deliveroo, she explains how she managed to segment and prioritize different types of customers, from small businesses to large enterprises, and used iterative testing to refine go-to-market strategies.Chapters:01:01 - 01:36 | Pre-Product Market Fit Strategies01:36 - 02:30 | Validating Customer Assumptions02:30 - 03:50 | Effective Customer Interviews03:50 - 05:04 | Identifying ICP and Pain Points06:23 - 07:39 | The Importance of Customer Feedback07:39 - 08:54 | Retention vs. Acquisition Strategies08:54 - 10:15 | Post-Product Market Fit Tactics

Pre-Sell Before You Build: Avoid Costly Startup Mistakes — with David Hirschfeld Most startups fail because they build something no one wants.In this episode of Feel the Boot, I talk with David Hirschfeld, founder of Tekyz and creator of the Launch First method, about how to flip the script and pre-sell your product before you build it. We explore how high-fidelity mockups, early customer conversations, and focused problem validation can help founders avoid wasting time, money, and effort on products that miss the mark. If you're an early-stage founder, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you test, sell, and refine your idea before writing a single line of code.

After a serious spinal injury left him temporarily paralyzed, Ty had to navigate the healthcare system to find the right specialists, without reliable online information to guide those critical choices. On this episode of the Predictable Revenue Podcast, Ty Allen, founder of SocialClimb, shared the deeply personal story behind his company's origin. Highlights include: Finding a Gap in the Market (07:10), Validating the Market Gap (11:24), How Not To Screw Up Pricing (14:34), Customer Development and First Clients (20:30), And more… Stay updated with our podcast and the latest insights in Outbound Sales and Go-to-Market Strategies!

If my life is in danger, or someone in my environment is in physical or psychological danger from an aggressor, I will defend myself, or them, without question. But when it comes to defending my integrity, my name, my work, pride, or anything else, I will simply walk away even if affected by it.Sometimes, I do get affected, there is an emotional charge to being “betrayed” by someone who professed their friendship, for example. Or someone who goes behind my back and speaks against me so that they are liked by others, while pretending to be my friend and supporter. Or someone who would viciously attack me on the internet (often anonymously of course), in order to feel important, or get some attention, or because my power and influence threatens them. It does upset me sometimes. But instead of reacting to that upsetness, what I do is process it, the disappointment and pain, and continue on my path.It's hard though. When we receive a negative energy of engagement in the form of insults or attacks it often incurs a cost. This cost is the effect it has on the “small self”.And I DO have a small self. It's not very influential in my life, but it does affect me at times. It wasn't always there, but at some point in linear time I created it in order to understand what others are going through in this life. Most of the suffering, stress, pain, fights, and conflicts we experience are due to the small self in us and/or others.Take a look at a conflict you are in right now. Step back and see if it has any bearing to your physical survival. If it does not, then it's about the small self.Some cultures will teach that people should kill to defend their pride, their honor or their family's honor. Or be severely punished if they dishonor themselves or their family. But what is honor, and pride but an egoic projection of importance?Often, we use the story of all the physical, emotional and psychological attacks we have received throughout our lives to validate our own brutality.The nature of attacksMost personal (non life threatening) attacks have very basic patterns. Three of these patterns are:1. The making oneself right by making the other wrong.2. Validating oneself by invalidating another.3. Reacting to an unconscious (or conscious) fear.In my experience, number one is the most prevalent in our society. It is, in fact, encouraged. We find this being used in politics and debates of all sorts in science, religion, and social organizations and think tanks around the world.More than once, I have received messages and emails “demanding that I respond” to some claim or other that I am [enter comment making me wrong here]. Or that I defend or validate my views on things. I don't respond to or answer these messages now, but have done so in the past due to giving in to external pressure. I tend not to give in to external pressures these days.Recently, a friend of mine told me that he has seen that the more powerful, confident and capable I appear to become as a publicly known individual, the more vicious and insidious the attacks get. This is simply a reflection of number 3 above. People are afraid of influential individuals. They are afraid of power (and with good cause), and are afraid of being conned. The energetic attack (at a mystical level) has also increased tremendously every month since I accepted the mission to become publicly known so as to deliver the message of empowerment to the masses.How we deal with mystical attacks is pretty much the same as we deal with overt attacks. We process any effect they may have in us, and we move on. Retaliation, defense, or “justice” is irrelevant. and would only feed into the attack and the lowering of our vibrational frequency.If we spend any time defending, attacking our attackers or getting payback, we are simply feeding the aggression cycle. All that energy is much better spent inspiring and empowering others.How does observing our defenses empower the planet?Conflict and war, at any level, lowers our human collective vibrational frequency. It doesn't matter whether you are shouting at your dog, or shooting bullets at an enemy. The energy of conflict goes against our nature and it is only there through heavy programming.The past week, as I was recuperating from long hours on airplanes, I watched several shows on TV. I was shocked at the normalization of violence. And the brutality of the violence depicted.In one of them, a film about a gangster family in witness protection relocated to France, showed children and adults being brutally beaten up by the protagonists. It was supposed to be funny because the kids and adults who were brutalized had said something wrong to the protagonists, or done some minor wrong to them. In another show, an extremely popular TV series, the level of violence was simply incredible. It included rape, sexual abuse, brutal murders of children, men and women, and extreme psychological abuse. All “normalized” in some fantasy time and geographical area.Reality TV is popular because it is conflict driven. Violence of many kinds are depicted, even physical fights.And it doesn't stop at TV shows, most computer games are about killing other people, creatures or monsters.But here's the thing, the programming to be and act from a place of aggression and violence cannot succeed unless we subscribe to it. Once we see that it is simply programming, that it is indeed an attempt by a faction of the human collective to walk a low vibrational frequency and highly addictive path, then we can simply switch that programming off.How do we switch it off? We make a list, and observe all the areas where we feel wronged, where we are defending ourselves, where we are attacking others. We observe each item on our list until we see the larger picture. Until we are no longer energetically affected by the conflict or attack. Until we no longer “want to do something about this”, to bring it to justice. But remember, if it involves you or someone else's physical or psychological survival or wellbeing, do get yourself or the person under attack away if possible and if not possible, then defend, act and protect. Why? Because survival of our person is different to the survival of our small self.Do note that aggression and conflict are highly addictive. They are dramatic, and we love drama. Drama and conflict do not exist outside of the small self. The fact that they do not exist outside of the small self is often the reason why we hold on to the small self so strongly.Our reality, our planet and species, still supports low level experiences such as war, conflict, drama and such. This is a fact. Our species is empowered with the choice. It is up to us whether we want to hold on to those low level games or not. That's why there is such heavy programming happening via our media, culture and religions, to hold onto the small games. We are exposed to them and the effect is the same as someone being exposed to crack cocaine for the first time. We either become totally addicted to it, refuse to ingest it, or “recover” after being addicted to it for a long or short time.We can help our species to drop the addiction by observing it within ourselves, and empowering others to enable them to observe it within themselves. Just observing, without any intent, expands our awareness on the facts behind this addiction at a global scale.Do share this article with anyone whom you feel will benefit and be empowered by it, send to your lists and reblog. The more of us who act by sharing this information, the easier the load will become and the faster our species will expand in awareness.The discussion doesn't stop here—listen to the full podcast episode for unfiltered insights from Inelia and our panelists. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.drivingtotherez.com/subscribe

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Jiake Liu is the Co-Founder and CEO of Outer, a brand revolutionizing outdoor living by reimagining furniture and transforming backyards into immersive, functional spaces. With a mission to make life outside effortless and enjoyable, Outer combines eco-friendly materials, durable design, and an innovative showroom model—crowdsourcing real customers' backyards to create a unique, community-driven shopping experience.Before launching Outer in 2018, Jiake built his career in tech and software engineering at Riot Games, where he honed his expertise in problem-solving and user experience. Now, as an angel investor and founder, he's leveraging technology, sustainability, and consumer-first innovation to redefine how people connect with their outdoor spaces.In 2025, Jiake is taking Outer beyond furniture with Outer Spaces—a proprietary solution designed to convert vacant backyards into fully functional outdoor living spaces, from wellness retreats and dining areas to personal gyms.Under his leadership, Outer is reshaping the way we think about outdoor living—proving that sustainability, design, and convenience can coexist seamlessly in Ecommerce.In This Conversation We Discuss:[01:06] Intro[01:48] Introducing a new way to sell products[03:40] Finding the right investors for growth[05:10] Pitching a better product to investors[07:38] Building a brand through viral marketing[08:35] Building brand trust through storytelling[09:43] Validating ideas with ad mockups[10:13] Talking to customers before launching[11:14] Staying connected with customers post-purchase[11:57] Inventing solutions before customers ask for them[14:06] Episode Sponsors: StoreTester and Intelligems[17:19] Building trust with real product experiences[19:58] Turning media buzz into big opportunities[22:22] Mastering numbers before raising capital[23:27] Building outdoor spaces in one dayResources:Subscribe to Honest Ecommerce on YoutubeThe Perfect Outdoor Sofa is Now Within Reach liveouter.com/Follow Jiake Liu linkedin.com/in/jiakeliuBook a demo today at intelligems.io/Done-for-you conversion rate optimization service storetester.com/If you're enjoying the show, we'd love it if you left Honest Ecommerce a review on Apple Podcasts. It makes a huge impact on the success of the podcast, and we love reading every one of your reviews!

In this episode with guest Brian McRay, we explore the profound impact that truly listening to others can have on building meaningful connections, fostering understanding, and sharing God's love. Tune in as Brian shares about: Listening with empathy, compassion, and without judgment.Creating space for others to express themselves freely and authentically. Validating others' experiences while showing them that they matter to God."Then you will call upon Me and go and pray to Me, and I will listen to you." (Jeremiah 29:12 NKJV)

What exactly is validation? Dr. Fleck defines it as communication that demonstrates you are mindful, understand, and empathize with another person's experience, thereby accepting it as valid. In this illuminating conversation with Dr. Caroline Fleck, author the book Validation, we explore the powerful concept of validation and how it can transform your relationship with your child. Dr. Fleck is a licensed psychologist, corporate consultant, and Adjunct Clinical Instructor at Stanford University. After the conversation with Dr. Fleck, I provide my own perspective on the third part of her book. While I found the first two parts on validation techniques extremely valuable and immediately applicable, I share some concerns about using validation as a tool for changing children's behavior. I explore the ethical considerations of consent-based relationships with children and offer an alternative approach focused on understanding needs rather than modifying behavior. The conversation gives you an overview of the very useful validation framework, while the conclusion honors my commitment to respectful, needs-based parenting approaches that maintain children's autonomy and inner experience. Questions this episode will answer How do I validate my child's feelings when they're having a meltdown? Does validating my child's emotions make tantrums worse or last longer? What should I say when my child is upset about something that seems trivial? How can I tell the difference between validating feelings versus validating bad behavior? What are the most effective words to use when validating my child's emotions? How does validation help my child develop emotional regulation skills? What happens if I've been unintentionally invalidating my child's feelings? Is it possible to validate feelings while still setting necessary boundaries? What simple validation techniques can I start using today with my child? What you'll learn in this episode Simple, practical phrases to validate your child's feelings during difficult moments How to respond when your child is upset about something that seems small (like a broken cracker) The step-by-step validation ladder you can use with children of all ages Why saying "You're OK!" actually makes tantrums worse and what to say instead How validation helps your child develop emotional regulation skills faster Easy mindfulness techniques to stay calm when your child is emotional Specific examples of validation for common parenting challenges How to validate feelings while still maintaining important boundaries Ways to repair your relationship if you've been unintentionally invalidating The connection between childhood validation and long-term mental health Whether you're dealing with tantrums, big emotions, difficult conversations, or just want to build a stronger connection with your child, the validation techniques shared in this episode provide a foundation for healthier relationships and emotional well-being. Dr. Fleck's book Validation: how the skill set that revolutionized psychology will transform your relationships, increase your influence, and change your life (Affiliate link) Jump to highlights 00:57 Introducing today's episode and guest speaker 04:06 Definition of validation by Dr. Caroline Fleck 04:38 Importance of validation...

Well Sh*t. It really is that simple - Episode 147 - "How much emotion should you show children?" is now LIVE!Full Show notes: https://bit.ly/WellShitEpisodeGuideEmotions can play a big role in cultivating a relationship of trust and transparency with children. Tune into this week's episode where we discuss how connecting with and expressing your emotions can better equip your child with the ability to connect with, process and flow with their own.In this episode we cover:- The connection between emotionality and honesty- How being open with our emotions can help to children learn to process - What happens when children aren't witnessing emotions- Showing children the process of emotionality- Using emotions as teachable moments- Smelling the flowers and blowing out the candles- Validating emotions to children- Supporting your child's needs through supporting your own- Giving permission to feel emotion- Showing the full spectrum of emotion- Teaching children to expressing their emotions in selfirst ways- Allowing ourselves to be messy- The importance of dialog with emotionEpisode References:- Our last episode - Episode 146 - How honest should you be with children?- The emotional tunnel episode - Episode 32 - Why (generally speaking) there are no such thing as negative emotions

In today's episode we"re going to dive deep into the topic of self-validation, offering practical tips on how to better understand and accept your emotions. From increasing your emotional vocabulary to letting yourself be human, I discuss the importance of not judging your feelings and learning to talk to yourself kindly. By becoming more confident in your grief and emotional state, you can improve your relationships and feel more connected. If you'd like personalized help navigating your emotions, please feel free to reach out and join my coaching sessions. Plus I have an exciting new program for you: a 30-day Embracing Mother's Day challenge. This challenge is designed to help more people navigate the emotional complexities surrounding Mother's Day. Alongside self-care activities, emotional intelligence exercises, and practical planning tips, this challenge aims to support various forms of mourning, including bereavement. I explain how the challenge can serve as a solution for those with limited access to one-on-one coaching due to my packed schedule. Tune in to discover how you can make Mother's Day a less daunting experience for just $25. You won't want to miss the exclusive bonuses included! 00:00 Introduction and Exciting Announcement 03:21 Understanding Validation 04:33 Challenges in Self-Validation 09:38 Learning to Validate Yourself 11:41 Practical Steps for Self-Validation 15:02 Embracing Your Emotions 23:53 Communicating Your Needs 32:08 Final Thoughts and Resources   Embracing Mother's Day Challenge Click HERE Get support from Amy! Click HERE Follow me on Instagram! @amy.smoothstonescoaching Visit my website. Cover created on Canva    

Ever feel like you're doing everything to launch your podcast, yet something keeps holding you back? Maybe it's uncertainty, maybe it's overwhelm, or maybe it's just not knowing where to start.Spoiler alert: Validating your podcast idea before you hit record is the key to ensuring your show has an audience waiting for it.In this episode of As It Relates to Podcasting, I'm breaking down how to validate your podcast idea and strategically plan for growth so you don't create a show that no one listens to. We're talking about identifying your ideal listener, researching trends, engaging your audience, and avoiding the biggest mistake—relying on passion alone. Plus, I'll share practical tips for planning your content, structuring your format, and launching strong.If you've been stuck in the planning phase, wondering if your podcast idea is the one, this episode will help you move forward with confidence.

Steph McFarland joins Something For Everybody this week. Steph is a masculinity researcher and speaker.  In this conversation, Steph and I explore the complexities of masculinity, gender roles, and emotional intelligence. Steph shares her experiences as a single mother and her evolving views on masculinity shaped by traditional gender roles. We discuss the importance of vulnerability and emotional awareness, particularly in educational settings, and how action empathy can facilitate deeper connections in relationships. The conversation emphasizes the need for men to express their emotions and the role of shared experiences in fostering openness and understanding. - Timestamps:  00:00 Navigating Life as a Single Parent 03:09 Evolving Perspectives on Masculinity 06:04 The Impact of Traditional Gender Roles 08:48 Emotional Intelligence and Vulnerability 12:02 Teaching Emotional Awareness in Education 15:04 The Role of Action Empathy 17:56 Building Bridges Through Shared Experiences 23:13 The Art of Validating and Appreciating Vulnerability 25:15 Navigating Conversations: From Validation to Action 26:00 Understanding the Man vs. Bear Analogy 27:51 The Impact of Societal Narratives on Masculinity 30:11 Accountability in Relationships: A Two-Way Street 31:29 The Importance of Vulnerability in Male Relationships 33:08 Defining Masculinity: Warrior vs. Poet 35:31 The Role of Partners in Emotional Support 37:31 The Need for Male Friendships and Support Systems 39:37 Authenticity in Masculinity 41:54 Addressing Male Sexual Abuse: A Critical Conversation - See discounts for all the products I use and recommend: https://everybodyspod.com/deals/ - Shop For Everybody  Use code SFE10 for 10% OFF

Get the No-Code Idea Validation Playbook HereIn this episode of the No Code Advantage, Dan Hafner discusses the importance of validating no code ideas before building them. He outlines a three-step validation framework, shares common mistakes to avoid, and provides personal success and failure stories in validation. The episode concludes with an introduction to the No Code Validation Toolkit, a resource for listeners to aid in their validation process.The biggest mistake is building without validation.Validation should happen before creating an MVP.Ask if people would pay for your solution.Engage with your audience to gather insights.Pre-selling can be a form of validation.Small wins in validation are significant.Avoid seeking opinions; focus on commitments.Building in public can enhance validation.Use tools to gather feedback effectively.Celebrate every step of the validation process.

If you haven't listened to the first Past Life Regression (PLR) episode, I highly recommend you check that one out before diving into this one! Today, I'm expanding on my PLR experience—giving you more details, sharing insights that came through afterward, and discussing the deeper meaning of how my past life as Tilla connects to my present life. I needed time to process, reflect, and receive guidance from my higher self and spirit guides before I could fully unpack this. Now, I'm ready to share those revelations with you. This episode isn't just about me—it's about you, too. My hope is that hearing my experience will activate something within you, whether it's recognizing patterns in your own life, uncovering past connections, or simply sparking curiosity about your own soul's journey. Show Notes: Shoutouts & Gratitude: Huge love and appreciation to all of you Spirit Talkers for tuning in! Past Life Regression (PLR) with Karen: If you feel called to explore a PLR for yourself, Karen is a fantastic practitioner. Her passion and expertise shine through in her work. I've linked her information here for those interested in working with her. https://www.kareandco.com/  Topics Covered: The Deep Dive into My PLR Experience: More details on what I saw and felt. How my guide has helped me process the experience. The unexpected connections to my present life. Discovering My Soul's Geography: Feeling drawn to the South and uncovering why. Realizing I've never lived where I am now in past lives. How my past life locations influence my present interests. Recognizing Past Life Connections in My Present Life: The revelation that my husband, Dustin, was part of my past life. My grandmother's presence in my past and current life. Possible connections to other family members and friends. Unspoken Moments from the PLR Session: The emotional intensity of witnessing my past-life mother. Revealing dreams and dowsing rod confirmations. The nature of my work in that past life and how it influences me now. Validating the Past Through Research: Investigating historical elements that lined up with my experience. Details about Charleston, South Carolina, and Gullah culture. Finding historical connections to what I saw in my regression. Exploring Your Own Past Life Connections: Recognizing patterns and soul group connections. You can tune into past life memories without a regression. Encouragement to follow intuitive breadcrumbs in your own life. Final Thoughts: This experience has been deeply transformational, and I'm still uncovering layers. If you've had a PLR or are thinking about it, I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences. Let's keep this conversation going! Stay tuned for future episodes and if you like Spirit Talk, consider giving a 5 star rating and review. With love and light, Brandee Links & Resources: Connect with Karen for a Past Life Regression session https://www.instagram.com/kare.and.co/  Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spirittalk13/ Join the Facebook group - Spirit Talk a soul tribe https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1ERsJMxrWA/ 

This episode dives into the heart of fear as it relates to coaching and career decisions. We discuss how fear can paralyze action and prevent personal growth, while offering practical frameworks to navigate these challenges.In this episode you will learn:• Validating fears and distinguishing between real concerns and imagined scenarios• Implementing a structured framework to move from fear to actionIf you find value in it, share it with someone who's ready to be a top achiever, and don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode of Elite Achievement! Connect with KristinLinkedInInstagramWebsiteGoal Setting Success CourseBreakout Plan

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Join Dr. Anna Wolska from the Lupus Foundation of America as she talks with Dr. Jim Oates about his recently published study in Lupus Science & Medicine on validating claims-based algorithms in Medicare data to identify SLE and lupus nephritis. Dr. Oates explains how ICD-10 coding and geospatial analysis (via the Lupus Index) can help pinpoint disparities, guide clinical trial recruitment, and reveal how location affects patient outcomes. The conversation covers the varying sensitivity and specificity of different coding algorithms, potential racial differences, and how overlaying socioeconomic and environmental data can shed light on lupus prevalence and improve healthcare resource allocation.   Read the article published in LSM - https://doi.org/10.1136/lupus-2024-001329

Get ready to explore the stories behind some of the most iconic and innovative apps that have shaped the mobile landscape!We're here with App Masters Greatest Hits—a 10-episode series where we'll journey back in time to uncover the successes, challenges, and game-changing moments that made these apps truly distinguished.In this episode, we're joined by Cesar Kuriyama—actor, producer, TED speaker, and CEO of 1 Second Everyday, the popular video diary app. Cesar shares his journey into the app world, from turning an idea into reality to securing funding and launching his business.Here's what you'll discover:✔️ The process of building a successful app✔️ How to raise funds and attract investors✔️ Validating ideas before taking the leapTune in for some inspiring insights!

keywords Internal Family Systems, IFS, self, parts work, psychotherapy, mental health, compassion, psychedelic therapy, emotional healing, self-awareness summary In this conversation, J. Ashley Booth, an IFS therapist, discusses the principles of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, emphasizing the importance of understanding and validating the various parts of ourselves. Through a playful metaphor involving a donut, they explore how internal conflicts arise and how to navigate them with compassion. The discussion also touches on the growing popularity of IFS, its integration with psychedelic therapy, and the personal journey that led Ashley to this therapeutic approach. The conversation concludes with insights on self-compassion, relationship dynamics, and the essence of self as a universal connection. takeaways The ego consists of various parts that influence our behavior. Curiosity about our internal voices is essential for self-discovery. Validating our desires can reduce internal conflict and shame. IFS encourages compassion for all parts of ourselves. Safety is a fundamental need that influences emotional well-being. IFS is gaining popularity due to its non-shaming and intuitive nature. Psychedelic therapy can facilitate access to the self and promote healing. Understanding parts can improve communication in relationships. Self-compassion is crucial for emotional regulation and healing. The self serves as a gateway to universal consciousness. titles Unlocking the Self: A Journey Through IFS Navigating Inner Conflicts with Compassion Sound Bites "IFS is very non-shaming and intuitive." "Safety resolves everything." "We all have a self deep down." Chapters 00:00 Understanding Internal Family Systems (IFS) 04:30 The Sun and Clouds Metaphor in IFS 07:32 Exploring Internal Conflicts: The Donut Dilemma 10:35 Identifying and Validating Parts of the Self 13:33 The Role of the Observer in IFS 16:28 Empathy and Understanding in Internal Conflicts 19:35 Unpacking Needs and Solutions in IFS 25:38 The Essence of Care and Self-Expression 26:43 The Rise of IFS in Psychotherapy 28:28 Internal and External Conflict Resolution 32:05 Personal Journey into IFS 36:42 Framework for Understanding Parts 38:40 Self-Help and Accessibility of IFS 41:34 Communication and Relationship Dynamics 43:35 Compassion and Understanding in Society 46:22 The Nature of Self and Universal Consciousness 49:39 Future Aspirations and Heart-Centered Connections Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Last week we talked about Domino Affect sin and how to avoid it, and this week we talk about how when the Domino Affect is in play we begin to validate our sins and battles. We take a look at a few stories in the Bible where validation happened when they sinned.Bible Verse(s): Acts 9:1-9; Roman 3:9-12; Acts 5:3-6; Matthew6:1-4; 2 Samuel 12:7-15; 2 Samuel 11:25Top 20 list at Feedspot: ⁠⁠https://podcast.feedspot.com/christian_men_podcasts/⁠⁠E: warriorwithin.christianmanhood@gmail.comTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pastorwarriorwithinMerch Store: https://wwcm-podcast.printify.me/productsRUMBLE: https://rumble.com/user/WarriorWithinPastor-----------------------------------------------------Track: Jim Yosef - Samurai [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds.Watch:Free Download / Stream:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://NCS.io/Samurai⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Well Sh*t. It really is that simple - Episode 143 - "Get your But out of here" is now LIVE! Trigger Warning: Drowning Full Show notes: https://bit.ly/WellShitEpisodeGuide We find that people often put their buts where they don't belong, and no, that's not a typo. But may seem like such an insignificant word and that one word can change the entire meaning of a sentence. Tune in to find out if you might be putting your but in the wrong place and the negative impact that can be having to your conversations and your relationships. In this episode we cover: - One of the biggest language shifts you can make - How Claire feels about exclamation points - What but actually does to your sentence - Claire's introduction to School House Rock - Why we're so quick to use the word but - Subconscious usage and unconscious affects - Keeping the but out of customer service - The difference a language shift makes - Validating vs invalidating language - The stages of shifting language - The connection between but and trauma - Creating closer relationships by shifting your language - Removing other people's buts Episode References: - The episode where we talk about shifting language - Episode 40 - Let's absolutely lose the absolutes (although not ALWAYS absolutely...) - The C word episode - Episode 19 - The C-word - The episode where we talk about defensiveness - Episode 82 - Conflict Series: How to take the conflict out of (some) conversations - The episode where we talk about the different types of trauma - Episode 86 - Trauma Series: What is trauma? - The relationship orbits episode - Episode 17 - What to do when you're waiting for an apology that will never come

Secularists Agree: the great global crisis is men opting out. Devin Schadt from The Fathers of St. Joseph joins Trending with Timmerie. (1:20) Secularists call for a code for men. (24:19) Give up your family for Lent. (41:31) Validating your wife: how to date your wife. (46:47) Resources mentioned : Fathers of St. Joseph: https://fathersofstjoseph.org/ Vice President J.D. Vance discusses his faith and defends young men against ‘broken culture’: https://catholicvote.org/vance-cpac-remarks-faith-young-men/ Harvard 80 year study on happiness and relationship: https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2017/04/over-nearly-80-years-harvard-study-has-been-showing-how-to-live-a-healthy-and-happy-life/ Lent Book, Jesus’ Way https://fathersofstjoseph.org/product/jesus-way/

https://www.leadfeeder.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=body&utm_campaign=brandvivaIn this episode of The Friday Habit, hosts Marc Labriola and Benjamin Manley engage with Youngsoo, who transitioned from a successful career in cryptocurrency software engineering to founding Urban EDC, an eight-figure e-commerce business. Youngsoo shares his journey, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection, risk-taking, and audience engagement in entrepreneurship. He discusses the challenges he faced, including job losses and the leap to Silicon Valley, and how he built his business by understanding his interests and validating his ideas through market research. In this conversation, Mark Labriola II shares his entrepreneurial journey, emphasizing the importance of validating ideas through market testing, building trust with customers, and the necessity of financial preparation. He discusses the power of pressure and constraints in achieving success, the significance of feedback loops for continuous improvement, and the transition from being a solopreneur to leading a team. Mark also highlights the importance of strategic hiring, sourcing talent from the community, and managing multiple businesses effectively. He reflects on the need for new challenges and the organic growth of his second venture, GrowthJet, while expressing his desire to empower other entrepreneurs through education and mentorship.TakeawaysYoungsoo felt an inner drive to start a company from a young age.He transitioned from finance to tech, seeking fulfillment beyond corporate jobs.Taking risks in youth can lead to valuable life experiences.The regret minimization framework can guide decision-making.Youngsoo moved to Silicon Valley to immerse himself in the startup culture.He launched Urban EDC by reflecting on personal spending habits.Building an audience before launching a product is crucial.Validating business ideas through market research is essential.Understanding personal interests can lead to successful business ventures.Engaging with potential customers early can shape product offerings. Validate your ideas through market testing.Building relationships is key to business success.Financial preparation is crucial before starting a venture.Pressure can unlock your full potential.Feedback loops help in continuous improvement.Transitioning from solopreneur to team leader is essential for growth.Strategic hiring is important for scaling a business.Sourcing talent from your community can yield great results.Managing multiple businesses requires effective delegation.Empowering others through education is a fulfilling next step. https://www.leadfeeder.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=body&utm_campaign=brandviva

Our feelings are generated from how we interpret the experiences we go through from the knowledge we have. No one else shares that same level of knowledge combined with the same life experiences. When we forget that about other people, we open our relationships up for failure. Visit ConfidenceThroughHealth.com to find discounts to some of our favorite products.Follow me via All In Health and Wellness on Facebook or Instagram.Find my books on Amazon: No More Sugar Coating: Finding Your Happiness in a Crowded World and Confidence Through Health: Live the Healthy Lifestyle God DesignedProduction credit: Social Media Cowboys

#345 In this episode, we explored the incredible journey of San Qing, a Taoist Master who shared his remarkable experiences and insights into self-realization and healing. The conversation delved into his early fascination with physical strength and bodybuilding, which unexpectedly paved the way for profound meditative and spiritual practices. San recounts astonishing stories of channeling ancient masters, healing physical ailments, and the challenges of his 'dark night of the soul.' His teachings emphasizes the importance of harnessing energy, mastering emotions, and achieving a state of unified awareness. This episode is a captivating blend of personal anecdotes and deep spiritual wisdom, highlighting San's unique journey and the transformative power of Taoist alchemy. About San: Taoist Master San Qing has over 30 years' experience guiding people, teaching people, opening people up to their true potential as a human being, as a light being, as just being. San Qing is an ordained priest and 66th generation lineage holder and 126th generation lineage holder of Taoism. San is a Taoist master of Qigong and Neigong, is a prolific channel and healer who has built a reputation for direct access to the spirit realm. He is grateful every day to his teachers, the Three Pure Ones and the Tao, for allowing him to witness miracles. San works with people all over the world showing them, that the impossible is possible. Key Points Discussed:  (00:00) - TAOIST MASTER Exposes the Hidden Truth About Reality & Consciousness! (01:00) - Introducing San Quinn: A Taoist Master (01:52) - Upcoming Events and Retreats (02:28) - Starting the Conversation with San (02:47) - San's Journey to Becoming an Ordained Priest (06:16) - Childhood and Early Experiences (09:16) - Bodybuilding and Self-Discovery (12:22) - The Path to Meditation (16:06) - Channeling and Spiritual Awakening (29:10) - Experiencing Clairvoyance (31:36) - A Warning from the Energy (32:23) - Validating the Clairvoyant Experience (33:37) - The Power of Reading Auras (35:50) - Distant Healing Experiment (38:04) - Healing Miracles and Skepticism (45:28) - The Journey to Taoist Mastery (48:33) - The Dark Night of the Soul (51:02) - Understanding the Primordial Mother (53:39) - The Path to Unified State (55:12) - Conclusion and Future Plans How to Contact San Qing:theway126.com www.youtube.com/@theway126experience   About me:My Instagram: www.instagram.com/guyhlawrence/?hl=en Guy's websites:www.guylawrence.com.au www.liveinflow.co

Exploring Systemic Trauma and Relational Privilege with BIPOC and LGBTQI Couples: An interview with Akilah Riley-Richardson Curt and Katie chat with Akilah Riley Richardson, MSW about the challenges therapists face when working with BIPOC and LGBTQI couples. Akilah discusses the impact of systemic trauma, how it affects relationships, and the importance of creating therapeutic models tailored to marginalized communities. She introduces The PRIDE Model for therapy and The BIOME Stance for therapists, offering actionable strategies for inclusive, trauma-informed care. Transcripts for this episode will be available at mtsgpodcast.com! In this podcast episode, we talk with Akilah Riley-Richardson about what therapists get wrong when working with BIPOC and LGBTQI couples Too often, couples counselors take traditional models and make slight tweaks for couples from marginalized backgrounds, with little success. Akilah Riley-Richardson has developed a stance and a new model to help support therapists in doing more effective work with these couples.   Understanding Systemic Trauma in Therapy Defining systemic trauma: Chronic, unpredictable, and disenfranchised trauma caused by systemic forces (education, legal, and healthcare systems). Examples of systemic trauma: Microaggressions, mispronounced names, assumptions about authority roles, and misgendering. Effects on individuals and relationships: Reduced sense of safety, rejection sensitivity, emotional disconnect, and difficulty setting boundaries. Challenges in Therapy with BIPOC and LGBTQI Couples Common therapist mistakes: Ignoring systemic realities and the impact of privilege. Adapting existing models without acknowledging their white, cishet origins. Failing to create trauma-informed, inclusive frameworks. Importance of relational privilege: Self-acceptance, social acceptance, and feeling protected in relationships. The PRIDE Model & The BIOME Stance from Akilah Riley-Richardson PRIDE Model for Therapy: Relational curiosity: Actively exploring the client's lived experiences. Setting intentions: Creating space for safety and vulnerability. Trauma work: Addressing systemic trauma's long-term impact on relationships. BIOME Stance for Therapists: Bravery: Facing discomfort in recognizing privilege. Intimacy: Fostering deep emotional connections. Openness: Being receptive to client experiences. Micro-liberatory movements: Small but impactful actions toward social justice. Epistemic embracing: Validating client knowledge and lived experiences. How Therapists Can Engage Clients in Systemic Trauma Work Transparency in therapy: Clearly communicating the goal of liberation. Allowing resistance: Accepting client pushback as an assertion of power. Embracing uncertainty: Being comfortable with not having all the answers. Participating in decolonization conversations: Learning through community engagement and allyship. Stay in Touch with Curt, Katie, and the whole Therapy Reimagined #TherapyMovement: Our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/therapyreimagined Modern Therapist's Survival Guide Creative Credits: Voice Over by DW McCann https://www.facebook.com/McCannDW/ Music by Crystal Grooms Mangano https://groomsymusic.com/  

Is University still the pathway to prosperity for our communities?How are Indigenous knowledges valued within Western Universities? Bula vinaka! In this episode we are joined by Associate Professor Sereana Naepi, a Fijian researcher and lecturer in Aotearoa, New Zealand. We chat about the Indigenous experience at University's, how Indigenous knowledge is (or isn't) valued in Western education - and why this is. Plus, much more! Send us a textThe Moanan is not just an educational platform but an online community — connecting diasporas all over the world. We'd love to connect!Find us on all podcast streaming and social media platforms — including Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.Email: hello@themoanan.com

Let's Think About "Validating Ourselves." With Special Guest Kim Keane   Kim shares her transformative journey of self-validation, from seeking it from others to finding it within herself. Her perspective on validation is a beacon of hope for many on the path of self-discovery. This conversation will inspire you to consider the areas in your life that may need your validation.

Dr. Dara Meldrum, founder and CEO of Vertigenius, joins Dr. Abbie Ross, PT, DPT, and Dr. Danielle Tolman, PT, to discuss the role of technology in improving the effectiveness of at-home vestibular rehabilitation for patients. About Dr. Dara Meldrum Dr. Dara Meldrum is a physiotherapist and an Associate Professor at the Academic Unit of Neurology, School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. With over 25 years of experience in clinical practice, research, and teaching, she specializes in vestibular and neurological rehabilitation. Clinically, she works at the Balance Centre in Dublin. Dr. Meldrum's research focuses on applying technology in physical measurement and neuro-rehabilitation. She is the inventor and founder of Vertigenius™, a medical device incorporating a wearable head sensor, clinician platform, and patient app to aid in the treatment of dizziness, vertigo, and imbalance.

Indie game development is a constant balancing act, espeicially when it comes to deciding where to invest our most important resources: time and money. So today, we'll explore the relationship we have with these resources, find creative ways to increase them and... how we should use them. But we don't stop there, as we'll discuss the role they play in how we validate concepts, going over everything from crowdfunding to one of the simplest and most effective ideas ever to validate a concept. And it requires very little time and money, and will save you a ton of both too. Episode Shownotes Link:    

Send us a textIn this episode, David and Ruth speak with Dr. Annie Donaldson about her groundbreaking research examining domestic abuse in Scotland's rural, remote and island communities. Dr. Donaldson, an honorary research fellow at the University of Strathclyde and longtime expert in gender-based violence, shares insights from interviews with survivors and professionals about the unique dynamics of domestic abuse in small, interconnected communities.Key topics include:The "paradox of proximity" - how physical isolation combines with close social connections to create unique challenges for survivors in rural areasHow community connections can be both supportive and entrapping for survivors experiencing domestic abuseHow perpetrators exploit small community dynamics and relationships to maintain controlThe incredible protective efforts of survivors, including maintaining children's routines and wellbeing despite multiple forced movesThe impact of the Safe & Together Model in helping professionals challenge victim-blaming attitudes and better support survivorsDr. Donaldson discusses how traditional social work approaches focused solely on "problem-solving" often miss the emotional realities and strengths of survivors including: Validating and building on survivors' existing protective effortsRecognizing how historical distrust of authorities impacts help-seekingUsing technology and remote options to increase accessibilityThis episode provides vital insights for any professional working with survivors in rural, remote or close-knit communities while highlighting the universal dynamics of entrapment that transcend geography.Resources:Safe & Together Family & Friends Ally GuideDr. Annie Donaldson's research blog on rural domestic abuseThe story of Glasgow's Magdalene Institution by Dr. Anni DonaldsonJoin us in-person or online 18-20 March 2025 for the Safe & Together Institute Coercive Control and Children Conference. The event includes a family law track featuring judicial leadership, survivors and lawyers. Whether in Australia or across the globe, you will gain 12 month access to recordings of every session. Register now! Now available! Mapping the Perpetrator's Pattern: A Practitioner's Tool for Improving Assessment, Intervention, and Outcomes The web-based Perpetrator Pattern Mapping Tool is a virtual practice tool for improving assessment, intervention, and outcomes through a perpetrator pattern-based approach. The tool allows practitioners to apply the Model's critical concepts and principles to their current case load in realCheck out David Mandel's new book "Stop Blaming Mothers and Ignoring Fathers: How to transform the way we keep children safe from domestic violence." Visit the Safe & Together Institute websiteStart taking Safe & Together Institute courses Check out Safe & Together Institute upcoming events

In this episode I once again host a dialogue between Daniel Ingram and Delson Armstrong. Daniel Ingram is an independent Buddhist writer, author of ‘Mastering the Core Teachings of the Buddha', and co-founder of the Emergent Phenomenology Research Consortium (EPRC). Delson Armstrong is a spiritual teacher, author of 'A Mind Without Craving', and founder of the Freedom of Mind foundation. Daniel offers his response to Delson's recent renunciations, warns about the power of self hypnosis, and explains why it is so common for people to revise their enlightenment claims. Delson considers how it was that he mistook the nature of his spiritual achievements, considers the impact of his renunciation on his practice community and students, and looks ahead to his own future as a teacher and guide. Daniel and Delson address criticisms they have both received for their revisions of important Buddhist doctrines such as the 4 path model of awakening, comment on gatekeeping and fundamentalism in Buddhism, and consider whether advances in contemplative neuroscience may pose a serious threat to traditional religions and their institutions. … Also available on Youtube, iTunes, & Spotify. … 01:51 - The situation 04:36 - Daniel's response to Delson's renunciation 07:14 - Early schism in Buddhism 08:20 - Does Daniel feel vindicated? 09:42 - Delson reflects on what he has learned from Daniel 12:34 - The snake has shed its skin 13:29 - Profound not simple 14:26 - Neurodiversity and the spiritual path 16:54 - Hypnotising yourself into believing you're enlightened 19:17 - How did Delson get his enlightenment wrong? 22:22 - Social factors 24:13 - A gradual process 25:06 - Gatekeepin in Buddhism 27:35 - Jack Kornfield and Christopher Titmuss 30:51 - Social influence on perceptions of spiritual progress 33:35 - Relationships 35:21 - The World Without Sin 38:43 - Can you ever go back? Spoiling the party 40:38 - Delson on negative reactions from his community 43:57 - Attached to models, experiences, and perfection? 46:17 - Stages of development 47:17 - Leading with vulnerability 48:45 - A different type of practitioner 49:55 - The appeal of Vajrayāna 52:21 - Specific criticisms of Daniel and Delson 54:19 - Why do Daniel & Delson revise Buddhism? 56:43 - Delson's critics 59:51 - Transference and counter-transference 01:01:18 - Tantric guru yoga 01:01:47 - When your guru disappoints 01:02:05 - Bhikkhu Anālayo and Daniel's other critics 01:02:27 - Neuroscience and religious orthodoxy 01:06:34 - Will neuroscience destroy Buddhism? 01:10:24 - Praise for the Theravāda 01:11:45 - Theravādan exceptionalism 01:12:37 - Validating or defeating religion? 01:15:43 - Finders' Course and retrenchment to orthodoxy 01:17:57 - Delson on contemplative neuroscience 01:20:39 - What does Daniel think will next happen to Delson? 01:23:23 - Maturing as a spiritual explorer 01:26:33 - Attachment styles & kalyāṇa-mittatā 01:28:40 - Loss of enthusiasm for practice in advanced practitioners 01:31:18 - Micro-renunciations and disgust for the quest 01:33:42 - When spiritual teachers lose their faith 0135:28 - How Delson keeps his interest in teaching 01:38:20 - Why Daniel decided not to become a teacher 01:40:32 - Delson's closing remarks 01:40:45 - Daniel's closing remarks 01:41:04 - Praise for the religious orthodoxy 01:42:21 - Acknowledging critics 01:43:17 - Disagreeing with grace and respect … Previous dialogue between Daniel and Delson: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znX6w6shQ7c Previous episodes with Daniel: - https://www.guruviking.com/search?q=daniel Previous episodes with Delson: - https://www.guruviking.com/search?q=delson To find out more about Daniel, visit: - https://theeprc.org/ - integrateddaniel.info To find out more about Delson, visit: - https://www.delsonarmstrong.com/ - https://www.youtube.com/@delson999 - https://www.freedom-of-mind.org/ www.guruviking.com Music ‘Deva Dasi' by Steve James

Takeaways Frank Saunders is on a mission to educate sales professionals about the importance of automation. AI can help identify whether a message is automated or personalized. Sales strategies differ significantly between the US and Europe, with the US being more process-driven. The integration of AI in sales is essential for reducing costs and increasing efficiency. Cultural attitudes towards sales vary, with many Europeans being risk-averse. AI agents can assist in reaching out to potential clients without replacing human salespeople. The sales landscape is becoming increasingly competitive and saturated with emails. Sales processes often remain chaotic due to a lack of training and proper tools. Automation can help manage lower-value accounts that are not cost-effective for human sales reps. The future of sales will likely see more reliance on AI and automation, but human skills will still be necessary. AI can facilitate communication between buyers and sellers. Automation in sales can save time and improve efficiency. Quick responses are crucial for closing deals. The evolution of CRM systems is essential for modern sales. Sales teams need to adapt to new technologies. Building a startup requires resilience and adaptability. Validating an idea before coding is a smart strategy. The sales landscape is fragmented and needs innovation. Machine learning can enhance sales decision-making. Investing in technology is key to future success. Welcome to the last hard quarter of your life. Join 12 Weeks To Peak™ today: https://wesschaeffer.com/12w Learn The "Secret" of Selling In The Make Every Sale Program https://saleswhisperer.gumroad.com/l/OiXZk Join The Inner Circle and get The Make Every Sale Program for free: https://wesschaeffer.com/inner-circle-silver Market like you mean it. Now go sell something. SUBSCRIBE to grow your sales. https://www.youtube.com/@TheSalesWhispererWes ----- Connect with me: X -- https://X.com/saleswhisperer Instagram -- https://instagram.com/saleswhisperer LinkedIn -- http://www.linkedin.com/in/thesaleswhisperer/ Podcast -- https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/fixerwes BUSINESS GROWTH TOOLS https://12WeeksToPeak.com https://CRMQuiz.com https://MakeEverySale.com

In this episode, Therapy brothers explores the significance of emotional validation in relationships. They discuss how acknowledging and understanding a partner's feelings can strengthen the bond and foster open communication. Ultimately, the video emphasizes that validating emotions is not just a courtesy but a crucial aspect of building a healthy and supportive partnership. // SUBMIT A QUESTION + CALL IN // https://www.therapybrothers.org/call // Tyler Patrick LMFT | "The Wandering Therapist" // Free Consultation Call: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://lovestrong.com/consultation-tyler/ // Brannon Patrick LCSW | "The Expert" // Brannon's Website: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.brannonpatrick.com⁠⁠⁠ // COURSES // The Healing Journey: ⁠https://join.reclaimyourheart.org // EVENTS // Radiant Dawn | Women's Retreat: ⁠https://radiantdawn.org⁠ Rising Son | Men's Retreat: ⁠⁠⁠https://risingson.org⁠⁠⁠ Vibrant Love | Couple's Retreat: ⁠⁠⁠https://vibrantlove.org⁠⁠ // Reclaim Your Heart // Join our new community for quality exclusive content, incredible courses, and real connection: ⁠https://join.reclaimyourheart.org/ #therapybrothers #thehealingjourney #reclaimyourheart

Are you an educator or course creator looking to deepen audience engagement and convert hesitant learners? In this episode of Launch Your Private Podcast, we coach Alex Howson—medical writer, educator, and founder of Write CME Pro—on designing a private podcast that not only supports health professionals transitioning into freelance medical writing and continuing education but also converts them into loyal clients.Timestamps:[0:00] Introduction to the episode and Alex Howson's niche: Continuing education for healthcare [4:03] Customer journey mapping insights for slow-moving audiences[8:04] Positioning the private podcast as a conversion tool[10:05] Addressing fears in investing in professional development[13:02] Psychological barriers: Needs, beliefs, and career transition fears[17:29] Academic burnout parallels in freelance transitions[21:06] Confidence-building through storytelling and relatable journeys[29:07] Repurposing public content for intimate learning experiences[34:03] Aspirational storytelling via freelance writer interviews[37:05] Validating programs with testimonials and case studies[41:33] Strategic reuse of public content: Accessibility vs. exclusivity[46:07] Closing takeaways and action steps for listenersLinks mentioned:https://www.alexhowson.com/Podcast: Write Medicine Book: WriteCME Roadmap: How to Thrive in CME with No Experience, No Network, and No ClueProgram: WriteCME Pro

Entrepreneurship isn't just about building a product. It's about building a culture and a vision that lasts.For Abhik Pramanik, Co-Founder & VP of Engineering of Ashby, the journey to creating a company wasn't a straight path. From working in visual effects at Industrial Light & Magic to the world of entrepreneurship, Abhik learned firsthand that success often comes from listening to customers, navigating failures, and staying adaptable. Alongside his co-founder, Benji, Abhik transformed Ashby into an all-in-one recruiting platform by focusing on execution, customer collaboration, and innovative solutions that scale.In this episode, Abhik shares his insights on building a company that listens deeply to its customers, cultivates a strong team culture, and stays nimble in the face of evolving challenges. Whether you're a founder, team leader, or just someone curious about entrepreneurship, this conversation is packed with lessons on scaling with purpose and precision.In this episode, you'll learn:Validate your ideas with real-world input: Don't rely on assumptions. Broad validation helps ensure your product or service is solving genuine customer problems.Stay nimble while balancing vision and customer needs: Ashby's success came from staying adaptable. When market conditions shifted, they reprioritized product development to address customer pain points.Empower your team with purpose and autonomy: A culture that supports creativity and problem-solving starts with leadership. Building a team culture gives employees the freedom to innovate while staying aligned with company goals.Jump into the conversation:(00:00) Meet Abhik Pramanik(01:35) From visual effects to entrepreneurship: Abhik's early journey(03:08) Realizing you're one of the “crazy ones”(05:14) Lessons from being a passionate but “terrible employee”(07:10) The birth of Ashby: How problem-solving led to opportunity(09:39) Navigating failure: The role of past start-ups in shaping success(12:28) Validating ideas with 100+ conversations(16:12) Scaling Ashby while maintaining customer focus(19:21) Balancing vision and customer listening in product development(22:03) Building a culture of collaboration through customer success(25:36) Leveraging partnerships and feedback loops to drive innovation(30:45) The art of sequencing priorities for growth(36:40) What's next for Ashby in 2025(41:12) Building a culture where rebels thrive

This episode is brought to you by Cozy Earth and Pique Life. We know the seeds of Alzheimer's are planted at least twenty years before a diagnosis. So, it's never too early to make crucial lifestyle changes that can influence brain health and the risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases.  Today on The Dhru Purohit Show, we're bringing you a special compilation episode featuring Dhru's conversations with leading experts on Alzheimer's and brain health.  Dr. David Perlmutter explores the key factors that influence Alzheimer's risk and shares his top lifestyle strategies for prevention. He also discusses tools to assess brain energy usage and dives into the gut-brain connection. Dr. Mosconi explains what happens to a woman's brain during menopause and its connection to Alzheimer's disease. She also shares how recent research validates women's experiences in perimenopause and menopause, along with key lifestyle habits to prevent dementia and support a smoother transition. Dr. Perlmutter is a board-certified neurologist and five-time New York Times bestselling author. He is a fellow of the American College of Nutrition and serves on their Board of Directors. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed scientific journals, including the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, Archives of Neurology, and Neurosurgery. Lisa Mosconi, PhD, is an associate professor of neuroscience in neurology and radiology at Weill Cornell Medicine and the director of the Women's Brain Initiative and the Alzheimer's Prevention Clinic at Weill Cornell Medicine/NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. She is the New York Times bestselling author of The XX Brain and Brain Food. In this episode, Dhru and his guests dive into: Genetics vs. Lifestyle: Their roles in diagnosis and impact on health (1:39) How Insulin Resistance Affects the Brain: Compromised brain energetics (04:20) Key ingredients that impact the body like sugar  (11:11) Blood Sugar Game-Changers: Strategies for better management (20:14) Foods Dr. Perlmutter avoids & the gut-brain connection (27:32) The brain's energy demands & top antioxidant-rich foods (34:32) What's happening in the brain during menopause (38:31) Validating menopause symptoms and women's experiences (47:32) Brain changes in perimenopause & key transitions (52:02) Why the brain is unique and why consistency is key (59:32) Also mentioned: Full episode with David Perlmutter Full episode with Dr. Lisa Mosconi This episode is brought to you by Cozy Earth and Pique Life. Right now, get 40% off your Cozy Earth sheets. Just head over to cozyearth.com/dhru and use code DHRUP. Right now, Pique Life is offering 20% off the Pu'er fermented black and green teas. Plus, you'll get a free beaker and frother when you go to piquelife.com/dhru. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The tool we call "VCR" can be a life changing way to interact with our loved ones and even those who feel like enemies. Chris tells us stories about how to validate others' hearts and feelings, even when we may not agree with them, so that everyone can end up in a place of God's peace.

Skyler Sorensen grew up in St. George, Utah as the fourth of eight children. He is an active Latter-day Saint who experiences same-sex attraction. He and his wife, Amanda, were married in the Provo, Utah temple in 2018. He graduated from Brigham Young University with a bachelor's in Media Arts and currently works with the team at Scripture Central. Skyler started the podcast “Sit Down with Sky”, which has recently morphed into a YouTube series. The series is dedicated to finding and maintaining eternal truths in the conversation around LGBTQ issues. Skyler is also the author of Exclude Not Thyself: Thriving as a Covenant-Keeping, Gay Latter-day Saint, aimed at providing a faith-affirming approach to LGBTQ issues. Skyler and Amanda have three children. Their first son, Milo, was born at 24½ weeks, and after a few weeks of battling for his life in newborn intensive care, he passed away in Amanda's arms. They have two living daughters, Remi and Lainey, both under the age of three. Skyler's current church calling is Gospel Doctrine teacher. Links Exclude Not Thyself: Thriving as a Covenant-Keeping Gay Latter-Day Saint Sit Down with Sky Connect with Skyler Scripture Central North Star Share your thoughts in the Leading Saints community Transcript coming soon Get 14-day access to the Core Leader Library Highlights Skyler shares his personal journey as a gay Latter-day Saint, detailing his experiences with same-sex attraction, his decision to marry a woman in the temple, and the fulfillment he finds in his family life. Skyler shares his perspective on the labels of identity, expressing a desire to prioritize his core identity as a disciple of Jesus Christ over societal labels. Kurt and Skyler talk about the tension church leaders face when discussing doctrines related to the eternal family, emphasizing the need for compassion while upholding the ideal of eternal marriage. Skyler highlights the importance of understanding doctrine in a way that fosters genuine relationships, even amidst disagreements about lifestyle choices. The discussion also touches on the significance of therapy and the value of seeking resources that align with one's faith. Both Kurt and Skyler stress the importance of maintaining hope and connection, advocating for a balanced approach that recognizes the complexities of faith and identity. 02:40 - Skyler's Journey with Same-Sex Attraction 06:00 - Navigating Identity and Labels 08:04 - The Importance of Open Communication in Relationships 09:53 - Early Experiences with Church Leaders 11:09 - Balancing Temptation and Faith 12:16 - The Role of Church Leaders in Discussing Marriage 16:14 - The Ideal of Eternal Marriage 17:26 - Addressing Criticism of Mixed Orientation Marriages 18:12 - The Importance of Seeking Validation from God 19:02 - The Desire to Share a Valid Path for LGBTQ Latter-day Saints 20:16 - The Tension Between Faith and Family 22:10 - Maintaining Relationships Amidst Differences 24:00 - Resources for Families and Individuals 29:19 - The Role of Therapy in Navigating Same-Sex Attraction 31:01 - Understanding Doctrine and Its Application 33:03 - Promoting the North Star Conference 36:06 - Validating the Path of Covenant-Keeping 39:21 - The Importance of Teaching Eternal Truths 40:56 - Finding Strength in the Temple 44:34 - Accessing Strength Through Eternal Perspective The award-winning Leading Saints Podcast is one of the top independent Latter-day Saints podcasts as part of nonprofit Leading Saints' mission to help Latter-day Saints be better prepared to lead. Learn more and listen to any of the past episodes for free at LeadingSaints.org. Past guests include Emily Belle Freeman, David Butler, Hank Smith, John Bytheway, Reyna and Elena Aburto, Liz Wiseman, Stephen M. R. Covey, Elder Alvin F. Meredith III, Julie Beck, Brad Wilcox, Jody Moore, Tony Overbay, John H. Groberg, Elaine Dalton, Tad R. Callister, Lynn G. Robbins, J. Devn Cornish,

Starting a company often feels like standing at a crossroads, overwhelmed by countless possibilities and opinions. That's the situation Fixify's co-founder, Mase Issa, and his team found themselves in when brainstorming their next venture. Highlights include:  Where did Fixify's First 10 Customers Come From? (08:40), Betting on Success as a Founder (11:30), And more... Are you looking to create repeatable, scalable, and predictable revenue? We can help! ► https://predictable.fm/get-growth

Send us a textIs it needy to want to feel appreciated?  Or just a basic relationship need? in relationships?  The episode discusses over-giving tendencies, our need for affirmation, and helps you know when you need to speak up- or just validate yourself.  Whether you are dealing with a co-worker, client or spouse, this episode is going to help you know when you just need to be content and confident in what you have to offer- and when we need more reciprocity and balance.Here's what we're talking about:• Exploring the tension between self-validation and external appreciation• Recognizing when we may be over-giving in relationships• Understanding the importance of reciprocity and mutual recognition• Validating the desire for words of affirmation as a legitimate need• Communicating needs in relationships effectively• Summarizing key questions for self-reflection on giving and receiving• Introducing the upcoming Relationship Reset programRESET YOUR RELATIONSHIP STARTS SOON!here's the details: https://fun-cell-31288.myflodesk.com/klhjku65orHave a topic or question you'd love to hear about?Message me and let me know.email april@lovelossproject.comInstagram @with.love.aprilhttps://www.instagram.com/with.love.april/Sign up to get tips & tools sent to your inbox.https://aprilboyd.ca/ Please note: This show is not a replacement for therapy, assessment, treatment or diagnosis. This show is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only. See your physician, counsellor or local crisis support centre if neededAll identifying details about the people and the stories shared here are removed to protect confidentiality.

How can parents in high-conflict co-parenting prioritize their child's well-being? Michelle Dempsey-Multack—divorce coach, co-parenting expert, and best-selling author of Moms Moving On—joins host Evelyn Mendal on Help Them Bloom to discuss how divorcing or divorced parents can navigate challenges while prioritizing their child's well-being. Together, they address common fears, like whether divorce will “mess up” kids, emphasizing that it's not the divorce itself, but parents' actions, that shape a child's long-term health and happiness. Drawing on her personal experience as a child of divorce and a co-parent, Michelle highlights the power of self-awareness, emotional regulation, and focusing on the child's needs over personal conflict. The conversation explores managing emotions during the divorce process, supporting children's feelings, and cultivating critical thinking skills to help kids process their experiences. They also share strategies for maintaining neutrality in co-parenting, navigating high-conflict situations, and empowering parents to focus on what they can control.  Takeaways Parents often struggle with their emotions affecting co-parenting. Children's feelings about divorce are valid and should be acknowledged. It's crucial to support children's relationships with both parents. Healing from past trauma is essential for effective co-parenting. Children need to learn critical thinking skills to navigate their feelings. Validating children's feelings helps them process their experiences. Parents should avoid projecting their feelings onto their children. Managing discomfort in children is a key part of parenting during divorce. Consistent support from one parent can help children thrive. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Divorce Coaching and Co-Parenting 06:04 Emotional Impact of Divorce on Co-Parenting 11:58 The Role of Ego in Co-Parenting Dynamics 18:03 Supporting Children Through Divorce 23:52 The Importance of Validating Children's Feelings 30:03 Final Thoughts on Divorce and Co-Parenting

Click here to send us your email for our newsletter OR to send a message to the show! We have no way of responding unless you leave your email.If you could turn back time, what would you tell your single self? In this podcast, Taylor explores the Christian wisdom and advice she'd give to her younger, single self! From learning to trust God to taking more risks, we're diving into the lessons we've learned along the way and the things we wish we knew back then. In this podcast we discuss,• Recognizing personal worth beyond romantic validation• Importance of understanding God's perception of us• Validating the desire for relationships without obsession• Encouraging self-reflection and personal growth• Being honest about insecurities and social barriers• Rethinking superficial standards in dating• Tips for building community and respectful connectionsCheck out our community!: https://coffeeandbibletime.com/community/Support the showCheck out our website for more ways to fully connect to God's Word. There you'll find: Coffee and Bible Time Prayer Journals Coffee and Bible Time Courses Coffee and Bible Time Shop Find more great content on our YouTube channel: Coffee and Bible Time Our most popular video is “How I Study My Bible + In-Depth Bible Study!” with over 2M views! Follow us on InstagramVisit our Amazon ShopLearn more about the host Ellen KrauseEmail us at podcast@coffeeandbibletime.comThanks for listening to Coffee and Bible Time, where our goal is to help people delight in God's Word and thrive in Christian living! Some of the links in this episode may be affiliate links, meaning if you click through and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.

Send Lauren a text! Welcome to your Zen Bonus Boost! This is a short (and hopefully sweet) episode designed to offer support, strategies and tips for parents of anxious tweens and teens.On this episode I'll tell you why it is important and helpful to validate your own feelings as well as your children's. I'll give you examples of how you can practice self compassion as well as offer your children emotional support. If you are looking for support for your tween or teen and live in Connecticut, check out my private practice, Firefly Counseling and Wellness: https://www.laurencounseling.com/This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and not intended to be a replacement for diagnosis, mental health therapy or psychological treatment of any kind. Please consult with your doctor or mental health provider in order to care for your physical or mental health.

How do we handle those intense moments with our kids when their behavior is way outside of what we find acceptable?Maybe it's a meltdown, name-calling, or your child flat-out ignoring you. In these moments, it's natural to want the behavior to stop. Our instincts kick in, and we want to teach, train, or maybe even hand out a consequence right away. But today, we're going to talk about something powerful we can do before all that—validate our child's feelings.I know this can feel hard, especially when emotions are high. But when we take the time to see things through our child's eyes, something incredible happens. We connect with them on a deeper level, and that connection opens the door to learning, growth, and even better behavior.In this episode, we'll explore why validation matters, how it can help us hold on to our kids even as we set boundaries, and how it serves our ultimate goal: raising emotionally healthy and resilient kids.So grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and let's talk about what it means to validate your kids—and why it's one of the greatest tools in your parenting toolkit. If you'd like to get the show notes for this episode, head to: https://leighgermann.com