Podcasts about warmth

Can you be authentically charismatic? Renowned behavioral investigator Vanessa Van Edwards has always been fascinated by the 'science of people'. A (famously) socially awkward person, Vanessa's first book Captivate, covered the problems we face in communicating with other people and provided science-backed ways to overcome them. Now with her new book, Cues: Master the Secret Language of Charismatic Communication , Vanessa helps us level up our communication skills by revealing the secrets behind charismatic communication. Show notes and resources: https://www.rogerdooley.com/vanessa-van-edwards-cues/    In today's episode of Brainfluence, Vanessa uncovers the two things that create charismatic personalities – warmth and competence. Competence cues involve the numbers, data, awards, certifications, or degrees that validate your knowledge. Warmth cues involve personal stories, anecdotes, case studies, gifts, funny videos, or the like that add trust, reliability, friendliness, and fondness to your persona. The balance between the two is a joy for our brains. Vanessa discusses the cues to use and the cues to avoid in our communication. Going in-depth about the four primary cues – words, body language, vocal factors, and imagery, she explains how to employ them in speeches and meetings. She also explains how our communication cues have changed since the pandemic began and how to express ourselves effectively despite these changes.

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When you move to a new place, everything seems different. Hell's not hot anymore; it's freezing. A poem of strangeness and wonder. Dan Vera is a writer, editor, watercolorist, and literary historian. Vera is the author of two books of poetry: Speaking Wiri Wiri (Red Hen Press 2013) and The Space Between Our Danger and Delight (Beothuk Books 2008). His honors include the Oscar Wilde Award for Poetry (2017) and the Letras Latinas/Red Hen Poetry Prize (2012). Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.We're pleased to offer Dan Vera's poem, and invite you to connect with Poetry Unbound throughout this season.Pre-order the forthcoming book Poetry Unbound: 50 Poems to Open Your World and join us in our new conversational space on Substack.

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This sermon Nick preaches on the topic of God as fire within the Old and New Testament. In some ways this is a part two to his last sermon where he talked about God being light. Feel free to listen to that one in the archives and then give this one a listen as well!

Today I talk about the feeling of warmth I get from kratom and how I tend to feel a little less cold when in a cold environment. !!! GET 15% OFF ALL Happy Hippo KRATOM PRODUCTS !!! Visit https://happyhippoherbals.com/r?id=ul2k1j and use the coupon code EVERYTHINGKRATOM at check out! !!! Get 25% off orders from ETHA Natural Botanicals!!! Visit https://ethalivefully.com/discount/EVERYTHINGKRATOM?aff=243 and use the coupon code EVERYTHINGKRATOM at check out! Please support this podcast with a small monthly donation here! https://anchor.fm/everything-kratom/support Kratom is NOT intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. No content in this or any episode of The Everything Kratom Podcast recommends or suggests that anyone should use kratom or any other sub stance in any way whatsoever. Available wherever you get your podcasts: YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUsCC1nBchi_xMX9wRyQ_nA Anchor - https://anchor.fm/everything-kratom Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/2fO3Xsx1BbNUs2rpXiQs3s Google Podcasts - https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy82OWUxMzZjNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/everything-kratom/id1584592399 Pocket Casts - https://pca.st/mql8q14u RadioPublic - https://radiopublic.com/everything-kratom-WzkkBK Overcast - https://overcast.fm/itunes1584592399/everything-kratom Reason - https://reason.fm/podcast/everything-kratom?user=16e32b81-d623-4dcd-a000-623566fdc41a Website: https://everythingkratom279311648.wordpress.com Thank you all so much for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/everything-kratom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/everything-kratom/support

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How should you and I wait and get ready for the day of our Lord's return? Well, it all depends on what we're awaiting. The One who shall come on the clouds that day is no less that Christ our Savior.

Author Josi S. Kilpack will appear at a Q&A session and book signing today, the Walls of Warmth opened today, and AAA Idaho shared some tips to help people navigate the challenges of booking flights for Thanksgiving.

It is Therapy Thursday, and as we get closer to the holiday's and this time change, you might be feeling a little down. What if you could talk to a stranger about it, we tell you about warmlines. Also, this guy needs advice on how to tell people about why he has a chosen family, and we get the pleasure of talking to Model Olivia Ponton.   Special guests: Chaya Grossberg - non-medical consultant for people who are coming off psychiatric medications, author of Freedom From Psychiatric Drugs available on Amazon And former Warm Line specialist at the mental health Association of San Francisco. Olivia Ponton - Pansexual Model + Entrepreneur.

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Unfortunately, due to a recording error, we were only able to post the first 20 minutes of Derek's sermon from this past Sunday. We apologize for the inconvenience!November 6th, 2022 | Derek Jones

Who needs a hygge?    Pronounced “hoo-guh,” the word “hygge” refers to Denmark's longstanding tradition of comfort. Warmth, family, relaxation, hygge covers it all. So what is it exactly? What rituals and traditions are considered hygge? While the answers to those questions depend on who's asking, this lifestyle is accessible to everybody.   Today, with holidays on the horizon, we're talking hygge with Diane in Denmark. Diane is a Scottish transplant to Denmark who has embraced the Danish lifestyle and has helped others do so through her routine coaching. Ever wonder why Denmark is the happiest country? Grab some cocoa, cozy up, and find out with some good old-fashioned New World Normal.   Topics covered: What is “hygge” exactly? How can we bring hygge into our daily lives, year-round? The commodification of hygge, and why hygge can't be bought Where does comfort meet mindfulness? The contributing factors to Denmark's happiness   Further Resources: Facebook: Diane in Denmark Instagram: @dianeindenmark Youtube: Diane in Denmark Check out the New World Normal membership community: https://nwncollective.com/

You're savvy enough to get a list of potential leads. A LOT of potential leads. Are you going to write and send a thousand emails? Make a thousand calls? Today's guest says that it doesn't have to be that way. Adon Rigg, the King of Prospecting Automation, author, and founder of leadfreak.ai. Adon jumps right in and gives a breakdown of prospecting automation, using it to save time, and allowing you to focus in on potential prospects in a more large-scale way. But Gina wonders… where is the warmth? We know human connection sells, so is automation leaving some people feeling cold? Adon clarifies that automation is to narrow the field, to then allow you to deliver the personal connection to people who are more receptive. He lays out the sections of the funnel in which automation is most helpful and where it should be taken out altogether. He then delves a bit deeper and gives some examples of how to approach these more interested parties when contacting them by phone, which resources he uses to get the thousands of leads in order to let automation do the job of leading us to the most receptive people to call, and why AI is not as scary as it seems. Check out leadfreak.ai or Seamless.ai or Skrappio.io Come and grow with Sales Gravy & Sales Gravy University More about Gina Engagement Expert – Speaker – Sales Trainer – Entrepreneur – Improv Comic Gina is a Master Sales Trainer for Jeb Blount's Sales Gravy who combines street smarts and improv comedy skills with her experience in the corporate and entrepreneurial worlds, which sets her apart from her competition.  “Sass without too much crass” is how Gina Trimarco describes herself. A high energy entrepreneur, engager, speaker, trainer, improv comedienne and podcast producer, Gina credits most of her success on her upbringing by her Italian mobster dad and German immigrant mother. Prior to joining Sales Gravy, Gina founded and operated Carolina Improv Company, an improv comedy school and theater, in addition to Pivot10 Results, a sales training company. Thanks to this podcast, Gina was able to “stalk” her business role model Jeb Blount and convince him to hire her … and sponsor this podcast! More About Susanna After graduating from Cambridge University in Music and Education, Susanna took her first sales role selling advertising space on websites. She's always been intrigued by the unfair negative stigma associated with sales and the way that after their initial excitement to work in sales, people will do everything they can to avoid actual prospecting. With 14 years of experience in recruitment, Susanna challenges this mindset through her successful business sourcing sales professionals into recruitment roles. Susanna decided to become a Sales Gravy Master Trainer because Sales Gravy's vision matches her own beliefs and values. She is committed to providing excellence and dedication to all of her trainees so that they can achieve their goals and succeed in sales.

"Warmth pooled between my legs as I realized what he was doing. He had taken his own enjoyment from the stun gun. Was he about to do the same for me?"Happy Spooky Season, ghosts & gals! In this episode, the Kinky Ladies & our ghoul friend Chris complete the ritual-- I mean, review of The 13 Kinks of Halloween series by Latrexa Nova.Be a vamp and join the book club with our Facebook Group, and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Plus, if you really want to appease the ghosts, we love a listener who rates, subscribes & offers us blood sacrifices, especially on Apple Podcasts. Have a horrifyingly hot read? Email us at kinkyladiespodcast@gmail.com. We adore your feedback and suggestions, but please, no bone pics. 

Today on Music to Go to the Dump By, Jack and Farmer Dave talk to you about Wheels for Warmth, where Lee Kittell is reporting live! There'll also play some Halloween music!

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With hard work, help from friends (one in particular), and tons of ambition, Robyn not only bought the restaurant where she waitressed — she doubled its sales and opened up a second shop.Warmth and work ethic are at the core of everything she does, from using family-grown produce and putting baby photos (including her own!) on pizza boxes, to revering her team and always promoting from within. In this conversation, she shares the marketing strategies that made her slow nights profitable, the one area she never skimps on, and the most important thing to consider when considering a new shop site (hint: it's not location).

In our faith we sometimes find ourselves in the extremes. We become either strict and liturgical or warm and casual but the truth is our faith should not be "either, or" but "both, and". We need to be in this place where we are able to both worship and adore the Lord and at the same time be in relationship with Him and our neighbor with compassion and warmth. When that becomes our reality, we can make a difference—that's why it's important for us to discern where we are in this mix. This episode talks about, how we can assess where we are in this regard and how we can integrate worship and warmth to our faith and our relationship with Jesus. The Poco a Poco podcast happens because of many generous donors, including recurring monthly donations of any amount. Thinking about helping out? You can give at https://spiritjuice.org/supportpoco. Thank you!

On this episode of Music to Go to the Dump By, Jack and Farmer Dave talk to you about Wheels for Warmth, local events, and anything else that comes to mind!

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"A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle." Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is a time filled with fun, food, and festivities, but it is also a time to reflect on our lives and brighten our inner light to shine externally. Listen to the reflection of one individual and how they have been inspired to spread warmth and joy by serving and helping others.

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Rachel Aviv is a staff writer for The New Yorker. Her new book is Strangers to Ourselves: Unsettled Minds and the Stories That Make Us. “I used to feel that if I knew everything, that was a good sign. And I've become more aware that if you know everything you want to argue, that's not such a good sign…. Do I have a genuine question? Is there something I'm trying to figure out? Then the story is worth telling. But if I don't really have a question or if my question is already answered, then maybe that should give you pause.” Show notes: @rachelaviv Aviv on Longform Aviv on Longform Podcast Aviv's New Yorker archive 05:00 Strangers to Ourselves: Unsettled Minds and the Stories That Make Us (Farrar, Straus and Giroux • 2022) 03:00 "How An Ivy League School Turned Against A Student" (New Yorker • Mar 2022) 11:00 "Anorexia, The Impossible Subject" (Alice Gregory • New Yorker • Dec 2013) 12:00 "The Trauma of Facing Deportation" (New Yorker • Mar 2017) 28:00 The Warmth of Other Suns (Isabel Wilkerson • Vintage • 2011) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Here are your Evening Headlines for this Monday... An Idaho Falls man is charged with arson. Plus, Idaho Fish and Game is asking irrigators to notify them when turning off their water. Also, the Wall of Warmth project is back for 2022!

Here are your Evening Headlines for this Monday... An Idaho Falls man is charged with arson. Plus, Idaho Fish and Game is asking irrigators to notify them when turning off their water. Also, the Wall of Warmth project is back for 2022!

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Good morning! Let's do a feelings-flip as we affirm our place in this space.* You can learn more about Taes Leavitt and her work by visiting bigheartjourney.com. And you can write to Taes or record a voicemail and send it to listen@akidsco.com. We would love so much to hear about your day or the ways you say goodnight.

Let's draft off the energy of Yom Kippur. We are back in person on Shabbat morning. Please join us for coffee, conversation, and community as we discuss a Norman Rockwell Sukkot. One of Norman Rockwell's classic paintings—it commands its own room in the Norman Rockwell Museum in the Berkshires—is a family Thanksgiving feast entitled Freedom From Want. Follow this link. A family gathered happily together. A turkey ready to be gobbled up. Fine china. Fine stemware. Big smiles. Warmth. Home. Safety. Security. Plenty. There is only one problem. The year of the painting is 1943. America is in the middle of World War II. After Pearl Harbor. Before Omaha Beach. By the way, the Holocaust is happening. How are we to think about this family's feast in the middle of World War II and the Holocaust? Is their celebration of plenty the right move morally, or the wrong move? What impact should the war and the Shoah have had on their feast? Should they have feasted as if World War II and the Shoah were not occurring (which seems to be the case)? Look at the easy smiles on their faces. Should they have canceled their feast due to the sorrows of the world? Should they have had their feast, but done some readings to acknowledge the war and the Holocaust that were both happening that very day? This theme—how do you do daily life when the world is in tumult—is a recurrent theme for Norman Rockwell. A companion painting, also a classic, entitled Freedom From Fear, shows parents putting children to bed, domestic tranquility, parents grounding their children in the serenity of home and hearth, while the father holds a newspaper that has headlines about the war. Follow this link. Roll the film forward to 2022. Roll the film forward to Sukkot which begins Sunday night. If we sit in our Sukkah smiling and enjoying our festival meal, eating our fine food, drinking our fine wine, making pleasant conversation, is that a problem given the problems of the world? As just one small example, the New York Times Daily catalogues the infinite misery engulfing Pakistan as a result of biblical-like floods that are causing death, devastation, and hunger on a massive scale. How do we think about enjoying our holiday when there is so much pain in the world? What do Jewish sources teach us about navigating this tension between the world in grief and our world as sanctuary from the world in grief?

"The original recording inspired me by being sorta a current day protest song.. during Covid when people couldn't really gather banging pots and pans from our respective homes was a way for us to connect and express frustration. "I find a lot of similarities between Brazilian and American politics and I wanted to find a way to illustrate those connections as well as articulate what a sustainable city sounds like and for me it's a conversation between these artificial sounds from the original recording and and natural sounds that all make a city whole." Brazilian protest reimagined by Maddi Baird.  Part of the Well-Being Cities project, a unique collaboration between Cities and Memory and C40, a global network of mayors of nearly 100 world-leading cities collaborating to deliver the urgent action needed right now to confront the climate crisis. The project was originally presented at the C40 Cities conference in Buenos Aires in 2022. Explore Well-Being Cities in full at https://citiesandmemory.com/wellbeing-cities/

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Emma Carey is known as ‘The Girl who fell from the sky'. 9 years ago she was involved in a sky-diving accident whilst travelling through Europe, falling to the ground over 4.5kms - an occurrence that is so rare and the result of a split second circumstance. This accident left her paralysed and she shares her story and lessons about the pure ‘longing for life' she experienced in the moments before impact, the epiphany and decision to make the most of her circumstance, and why she has a tattoo of the date of her accident on her arm. Em's story is filled with humanity of someone who's travelling on a path and figuring it out along the way. She shares with compassion almost the sense of guilt mixed with elation of learning to walk again. She highlights the incredible power all of us have to adapt to the circumstances in front of us. Em's story is also shared in her first book ‘The Girl Who Fell From The Sky' - although as you'll hear this is unlikely to be her last book. Warmth, compassion, realness and rawness all come through in this conversation with Emma Carey. Key People: Host & Producer: @alihill Guest: @em_carey Book: 'The Girl Who Fell From The Sky' Publisher: @allenandunwin

The Katherine Massey Book Club @ The C.O.W.S. hosts the 2nd study session on the late Bill Russell's 1979 publication, Second Wind: The Memoirs of an Opinionated Man. Russell passed away on July 31st of this year at the age of 88. The NBA titan won eleven championships and was elected to the basketball Hall of Fame. However, he is most known for his counter-racist efforts - which includes lots of writing. We previously discussed the abridged version of Russell's Louisiana childhood in Isabel Wilkerson's The Warmth of Other Suns. Gus noted that Wilkerson omits key counter-violence elements to the narrative. Low and behold, the memoir - co-authored by White historian Taylor Branch, also omits significant episodes of counter-violence by Mr. Russell's father and grandfather. Our debut session on the book mentions a lynching in Ruston, Louisiana. Gus investigated, and the only lynching reported in Ruston, Louisiana during the 1930's is that of RC or WC Williams. This 19-year-old black male was killed after being accused of killing a White man and clubbing a White Woman. Pulitzer Prize winning historian Taylor Branch does not add one morsel of detail about this incident - not even Williams' name. A November 1938 report on this murder indicates that black residents of Ruston "agreed" not to discuss this lynching because too many "better-class Whites" participated in the murder. Stunningly, Russell said that his parents did not generally discuss White people or Racism. His mother worked to minimize Russell's contact with White people. Sounding like Neely Fuller, Jr., the NBA legend branded White people a mystery. #CounterViolence #RCWilliams #Louisiana #DelectableNegro INVEST in The COWS – http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: https://cash.app/$TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 720.716.7300 CODE 564943# #CounterViolence #FollowLogic INVEST in The COWS – http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: https://cash.app/$TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 720.716.7300 CODE 564943#

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Check it Out!  The September, 2022 Podcast Survey  Dear Podcast fans. Thank you for your responses to our podcast survey yesterday, asking about your likes and dislikes, as well as your suggestions for the future of our podcast. The following report is based on 355 responses we received the first day of the survey. A link to the survey report will be included in spots so you can examine it for more information! LINK TO SURVEY RESULTS Thanks So much! Rhonda and David PS Rhonda is now our official Host and Producer! Demographics Gender: 58 / 42 = female / male Age: 21 to >70. None under 21. Education Grad school: 64% College: 29% High school, grammar school, other: the rest Comment: high average education level is likely due to high number of therapists Therapist No 56% Yes 33% TEAM certified therapist Yes 15% No 85% Podcast Interests Listen to improve your therapy skills? Yes 47% No 53% Listen for personal healing? Yes 90% No 10% How many episodes have you listened to? All 26% A lot 37% About half 16% Just a few 21% What elements do you value the most? Teaching Therapy Techniques 86% Live Work 72% Story Telling 58% Critical Thinking 57% Inspiration 54% Warmth 46% Laughter 42% Guest Interviews (36%) Under 30%: Tears (23%), Banter (29%), Controversy (17%), What types of podcasts appeal to you the most? Therapy Methods 194 Live work 184 Anxiety Help  168 Ask David 163 Self-Help  158 Depression Help 156 Relationship Problems 154 TEAM Training 126 Habits and Addictions 107 Procrastination  94 Guest Experts 88 Weight Loss 51 Other What do you think about paid ads? Hate it 28% Love it 20% Unsure 52% Would you recommend the podcast to a friend? Yes 96% No 4% What grade would you give the podcast? A 77% B 20% C 3% D 0% F 0% Written Responses Elements you like the best (selections 356 responses) Learning about techniques to help patients from experts in the field! Realistic and humorous portrayals and disclosure Always pick up a new concept Brilliant teaching and great techniques The idea that long- lasting change can happen quickly The use of Paradox There is done sort of therapy by proxy that seems to happen during live therapy work. Even when situations are different, amazingly meaningful. I enjoy the Q&A podcasts where you cover 4 to 5 great questions. Having Rhonda and Matt (and, of course, Dr. Burns!) give their viewpoints on topics that can be helpful to everyone is very useful. Learning how to retool my brain. I love the feeling of comfort I get from hearing your stories, both personal and from guests. I was particularly touched by Rhonda's openness when she first joined the podcast and worked through her feelings of inadequacy. I think about those episodes a lot because I relate to them. Feel less alone The live therapy sessions. Hearing Dr. Burns, Jill, Rhonda and others do externalization of voices, positive reframing, and other techniques is SO incredibly powerful. Hundreds more! (link) Elements you like the least (selections 356 responses) The long intros sometimes before the topic gets started Boasting, rambling on and on. Sometimes the attitude towards other practices and theories is condescending and fails to appreciate the contributions different approaches make to understand and alleviate suffering. endorsement emails Something I've noticed in live coaching is that there seems to be a strong focus on externalization of voices as a method. In Feeling Great, I love your 50 methods - but I wonder why it feels like 80% of the time you focus on externalization of voices vs other methods. Honestly, that's super nit-picky. But I felt like I had to include something in the "liked least" section. Otherwise, I think the Feeling Good podcast is A+++ Not a fan of the hokey -- the weird Hello Rhondas, etc. Ditto for the four letter words. IMO these detract from the content, dumb down/lessen the credibility of the presenters and content. Distracting and make me cringe. I won't quit listening... just unprofessional and low class. Hard to complain about something this good Hundreds more (link) What other topics might interest you? Trauma work. Meaning - I find that MANY people are talking about "Childhood Trauma" as if it's a separate thing. "Trauma-Informed Therapy" seems to be a new hot topic. Wondering what you feel about trauma and this seeming growth in trauma-focus. Use 5 secrets in relationship with someone with borderline personality disorder 5 secrets training How to make friends How TEAM principles can help you raise happy/healthy kids! Discussion of how to manage anxiety when it's hard to pinpoint the direct cause, making it hard to challenge our thoughts. Also topics on panic attacks. integrating the buddha dharma with cbt Definitely PTSD (I have PTSD from finding my partner dead after a suicide), body image, more about dating and relationships. How to treat low self esteem. How to increase happiness. How to make touch decisions about careers or other things that have pros and cons. For example, doing the decision making form and having the scores be around 0 or both negative scores. How to heal after a break up and how to manage rejection while dating (e.g., someone rejects you after a few dates) I would love to see more episodes on habits and addictions and also a life episode on shame attacking exercises! Hundreds more (link) Comment: Some of these excellent suggestions have been covered already, and you can find them on my website by using the search function and / or the list of podcasts with links. For example, we've already had a five part series on boosting happiness (link) as well as boosting self-esteem (link) and how to use each of the 5 secrets (link), and much more. Take a look! (link to list of podcasts) What other topics might interest you the least? Anything related to organized religion. (Disorganized religion, I'm okay with!) lol) ;) Weight loss/eating disorders promoting other therapists "worried well" privileged patients. Anxiety and phobias Can't think of any Why TEAM CBT is superior to all other forms of therapies. Nothing it is all helpful to make me realize I am not alone and we all have our own internal struggles I love it all Therapist workshop announcements Hundreds more (link) Suggestions for improving the podcast (194 responses) Keep doing listener questions and answers and case examples.. the Buddhist perspective of not having a self and bigger picture etc Hidden emotion technique examples ongoing as I think that helps to know what common pressures people have experienced in Davids practice that we might also see etc. Maybe fewer judgy comments, including more guest speakers, more inclusivity. Always love the live work Keep bringing in therapist from around the country in the world to talk about what they do with team No, just please keep making it. DON'T CHANGE A THING! I mention above but I think getting David out to more of the enormous self-help podcasts would really help spread the word and open a lot of people's eyes. A big one that I think would be a great fit is the Tim Ferriss podcast Comment: Thanks. I'd love to be on any podcasts with large audiences. Please contact them and tell them to invite me! I'm not comfortable and don't have the time to do this or the resources to hire a PR / marketing person, but they might respond to suggestions from listeners. It seems like a majority of the live therapy patients are TEAM CBT therapists so sometimes that can make me wonder if the techniques are as helpful to someone who doesn't already believe in the efficacy of the treatment. I'd like to see more treatment with people who are unfamiliar with TEAM CBT, although I realize that may not be possible. Comment: I do not generally work with the general public because that would be tantamount to entering into a therapeutic relationship and would expose me to liability issues. Since I work for free, I cannot and will not take this chance, and liability insurance is costly. When I work with therapists, it is personal work in the context of their training, and is not construed as the start of a therapeutic relationship. I have done extensive research with large numbers of people, comparing the ease and nature of treating shrinks vs the general public, and there is absolutely no difference in the types of problems they have, the intensity, or the speed of recovery. If anyone would like to volunteer to indemnify me, which would be immensely costly for you, I'll happily work with anyone! Hundreds more (link) Why would you or wouldn't you recommend it to a friend? I already have multiple times. Because the advice is different to what I hear elsewhere, it's compassionate, blunt, and takes an inward look with a huge dose of kindness. It can change the way you live life Rhonda and David are so genuine together, smart, funny and informative It would help them, especially friends with depression or anxiety It is the highest quality methodology delivered by the highest quality therapists!! It helped and encouraged me too much advertising and plugging Because it offers real practical information that could be useful to anyone It helped me get out of a black hole It's entertaining and informative. Life skills everyone should learn! Read both Feeling Good and Feeling Great. Dr. Burns' content has saved my life! The five secrets has rewired my brain and helped me save my relationship, too! And Dr. Burns' personality and sense of humor is just the icing on the cake. Hundreds more (link) Thank you to all who responded!  We appreciate you! David and Rhonda  

The Katherine Massey Book Club @ The C.O.W.S. hosts the 1st study session on the late Bill Russell's 1979 publication, Second Wind: The Memoirs of an Opinionated Man. Russell passed away on July 31st of this year at the age of 88. The NBA titan won eleven championships and was elected to the basketball Hall of Fame. However, he is most known for his counter-racist efforts - which includes lots of writing. We previously discussed the abridged version of Russell's Louisiana childhood in Isabel Wilkerson's The Warmth of Other Suns. Gus noted that Wilkerson omits key counter-violence elements to the narrative We'll hear about his formative Louisiana years and the black parents and grandparents who produced Mr. William Felton Russell. Lots of counter-violence and black self respect in this work! And another White co-author, historian Taylor Branch. #RCWilliams #Katrina17 #Louisiana #TheCOWS13 INVEST in The COWS – http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: https://cash.app/$TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 720.716.7300 CODE: 564943#

This week on the podcast, Jessie and Bryan talk about Confidence and how our non-verbal communication plays a huge role in how others perceive us. Are you a social overthinker? How can you determine what  your own personal flavor of confidence is so that you can show up as your authentic self in social situations? Want to take action? Heck Yeah!1️⃣  Think about your own personal flavor of confidence. Think about the most charismatic people you know... you may be surprised to find that it is not always the extrovert.2️⃣  Do a quick check of your facial expressions and body language when you are meeting with people. Are you giving off cues that allow others to trust you and know that they can rely on you? 3️⃣  Try some of the non-verbal cues that we discuss to dial up your warmth or competence.* Order your 3x5 Life System and get the ENTIRE Mini-Course absolutely FREE... Get yours NOW while supplies last...we only have a limited number available!*[ORDER HERE]

Political Correspondent Micheál Lehane, says Minister for Environment & Climate action Eamon Ryan tells Dáil people won't be deprived of heat & warmth this winter

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Do cashews float to the top? What if you planned your day around potential stains? Do snakes get a bad rap? Does anyone use the fast forward button on TV remotes anymore? Welcome mats but no cya later mats??

Enjoy this fast-paced conversation with hospice nurse, end-of-life doula, and conscious dying educator Gabrielle Jimenez of The Hospice Heart. Gabby has so much to offer, and we discuss some of the questions in her most recent book, "What Would Gabby Say?" She talks about the power of learning about what to expect around death, the transformation that comes in facing and sharing our grief, and her belief in the possibility of easing suffering for everyone at the end of life. Warmth and candor are the hallmarks of this lovely human. Find Gabby on Facebook here and check out her website at www.thehospiceheart.net. For more information on Best Life Best Death please visit our website at www.bestlifebestdeath.com Follow us on our social channels to receive pertinent and helpful resources on death, grieving, and more at: Facebook: www.facebook.com/bestlifebestdeath Instagram: www.instagram.com/bestlifebestdeath --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diane-hullet/support

Chris shares a message she tuned into before doing a big speaking gig. It turns out to be something we can all stand to be reminded of, and brings the focus back to what is important in life. Join in as Amy and Chris apply this download to other uncomfortable situations as well, and later go further into how it all connects through miracles.  Chris Atley Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisatley Amy Yates Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/connectivesoul One Simple Truth Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/onesimpletruth For coaching resources with Chris & Amy: https://decisionsbydesigncoaching.com/findacoach More podcasts at WAVE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/artist/wave-podcast-network/1437831426

A love language is how one expresses and receives love through actions or words. The term was popularly coined in the book “The 5 Love Languages” by Gary Chapman.   But I want to take that list way deeper.   Because to me, how we express love also includes some even smaller, but vastly underrated actions, inactions (I'll explain) and levels of vulnerability and openness that are necessary for building better relationships.    So in this episode, I'm running down my list of “12 Underrated Love Languages That Go A Long Way” and why we need to pay attention to these small, yet massive things:   Ask genuine questions with curiosity Active listening & slowing down speech “I was thinking of you.” Laughter and playfulness Loyalty  Presence Open, honest communication Choose people who choose you back Protective instincts Warmth, sweetness and sense of ease Take your “armour” off  Create openings     I'll explain each in detail - these will completely revolutionize your relationships!    Also, I'd love to hear any love languages you would add to this list. How do YOU show and receive love? DM me or email me (contacts below).    GET YOUR TICKET: The Communication Clinic - Tuesday, September 20th (Live) SIGN UP NOW: Becoming YOU - 6-week women's LIVE group coaching starts Tuesday, October 4th   CONNECT WITH EMILY Book a private coaching call with Emily to work together. Your FREE 15-page foundational guide Where Do We Begin. Men's group coaching program coming soon – waitlist here. Instagram: @emilygoughcoach info@emilygoughcoaching.com              Emily Gough Coaching Room to Grow Podcast   Podcast Producer: Adam Liefl   REFERENCES:   Episode 292 | Be So F*Cking Loyal To Your Personal Transformation You Become Unshakeable    Episode 266 | Not All Men, But Almost Always With Traver Boehm Of Man Uncivilized    Episode 291 | Confident Detachment & Radical Honesty In Relationships With Dr. Jade Teta    Episode 308 | Active Listening & Awkward Silences: Where Relational Magic Blooms    Episode 264 | The 4 Key Components For Connection That Will Change Your Relationships     Episode 277 | Are You Waiting Around To Be Chosen? (Standards, Boundaries & Expectations)   Episode 310 | Lose The Labels That Keep You Small & Expand Into Real Freedom   Episode 314 | Being Open To Receiving, Surrendering & Accepting From Others

In “Rib Tips, Hot Links, and the Mississippi Roots of Chicago Barbecue,” Gravy producer Courtney DeLong dives into the history of Chicago barbecue and its connection to the Great Migration.  When people think about the best barbecue cities in America, they tend to think about places like Memphis, Kansas City, and Austin. In doing so, many neglect a unique and innovative barbecue hub: Southside Chicago. Melt-in-your mouth rib tips and seasoned hot links sitting on freshly-crisped french fries, topped off with a slice of white bread. Sweet and tangy sauce on the side. Almost always served to-go. The story of Chicago-style barbecue begins, in part, in the Great Migration. Between 1910 and 1970, six million Black Americans left their homes in the South to escape the violence of Jim Crow segregation and pursue greater economic, educational, and social opportunities. Chicago became a major destination, especially for migrants from Deep South states like Alabama and Mississippi. From 1910 to 1940, the city's total Black population grew fivefold. By 1970 it had grown from under 50,000 to over 1 million.  Once early migrants traveled to Chicago, they established community networks that encouraged family and friends to join them. Facing discrimination, red-lining, and sometimes debilitating homesickness, Black migrants built neighborhoods and community structures that supported each other and welcomed Black Chicagoans.  Barbecue was one of the practices that made the journey north. Pitmasters built outdoor smokers made from box springs or empty barrels, and learned to use aquarium pits. They set up takeaway stands in vacant lots and front lawns across the city's Black neighborhoods. Operating within the constraints of their spaces and supplies, they created rib tips from the edges of pork ribs, and hot links, a spicy sausage. For this episode of Gravy, DeLong interviews Charlie Robinson, who moved to Chicago from the Mississippi Delta and founded Robinson's Ribs with the techniques he learned in his youth. Dr. Marcia Chatelain, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian who studies the Great Migration and food, describes the experiences, challenges, and opportunities that migrants faced in their new homes. DeLong also speaks with Dr. Barbara Ann Bracy, whose parents started the beloved barbecue restaurant Barbara Ann's, and Mimi Johnson of Alice's Bar-B-Que. Chicago-style barbecue tells the story of Black Americans who made the best of impossible decisions. To learn more about Chicago and the Great Migration, this episode's producers encourage readers to explore Dr. Chatelain's books Southside Girls and Franchise, Michelle R. Boyd's Jim Crow Nostalgia, and Isabelle Wilkerson's The Warmth of Other Suns. For more on the history of barbecue we recommend Adrian Miller's Black Smoke and for an understanding of the political power of food we recommend Frederick Douglas Opie's Southern Food and Civil Rights. The episode was produced and reported by Courtney DeLong and co-produced and co-reported by Jess Eng.

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I discuss the strength, warmth and inspiration that keeps me in this country - and despite the immense pressure and suffering we are witnessing - defines by defying Lebanon's tragedy. Click to watch: https://youtu.be/mIanFfYOznI With mentions of Chaden El Daif, Joe Farchakh, Charbel Salameh and Charles al-Hayek. Help support The Beirut Banyan by contributing via PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/walkbeirut Or donating through our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/thebeirutbanyan Subscribe to our podcast from your preferred platform. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter: @thebeirutbanyan And check out our website: www.beirutbanyan.com

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Utah's First Lady, Abby Cox, is joined by Brittney Cummins (Senior Advisor for Education to Governor Cox) to talk about Brittney's childhood growing up in England, what inspired her to pursue education, as well as some of the most rewarding and challenging aspects of being an educator. We also dive into the need to come together as teachers and parents to help create the best learning environment for the student, some of the best ways to get involved with your local education community, and how teacher salaries are calculated in the state. Then we talk about the state's work in equalization efforts that bring more equality to generating local tax revenue throughout the districts, how to address some of the trauma that has been introduced to our students and teachers due to the pandemic, and some of the qualities that districts are trying to engrain into students to help set them up for success in the real world. The books talked about this week are: The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration by Isabel Wilkerson Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI by David GrannSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.