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"The glory of God is a human fully alive." This is a paraphrase of something an early church Father wrote, and it sounds inspiring! We go through our lives often wishing there was more. Let's explore what it means to step into the abundant life God offers, by considering a very famous speech from Acts 17 that's full of some pretty surprising and often humorous moments. And through this, we will discover what it looks like to walk through life with God, and become more fully alive. WAYS TO LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE:

"The glory of God is a human fully alive." This is a paraphrase of something an early church Father wrote, and it sounds inspiring! We go through our lives often wishing there was more. Let's explore what it means to step into the abundant life God offers, by considering a very famous speech from Acts 17 that's full of some pretty surprising and often humorous moments. And through this, we will discover what it looks like to walk through life with God, and become more fully alive. WAYS TO LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE:

"The glory of God is a human fully alive." This is a paraphrase of something an early church Father wrote, and it sounds inspiring! We go through our lives often wishing there was more. Let's explore what it means to step into the abundant life God offers, by considering a very famous speech from Acts 17 that's full of some pretty surprising and often humorous moments. And through this, we will discover what it looks like to walk through life with God, and become more fully alive. WAYS TO LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE:

Author Leslie Leyland Fields joins the Discover the Word group from her home on Kodiak Island, Alaska and shares Insights from a Fisherwoman About Following Jesus. In a time when so many are "unfollowing" Jesus and leaving the church, Leslie's experience in her family's commercial fishing business provides a helpful perspective about what it meant for those first fishermen disciples to follow Jesus, and what it means for us today. WAYS TO LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE:

Author Leslie Leyland Fields joins the Discover the Word group from her home on Kodiak Island, Alaska and shares Insights from a Fisherwoman About Following Jesus. In a time when so many are "unfollowing" Jesus and leaving the church, Leslie's experience in her family's commercial fishing business provides a helpful perspective about what it meant for those first fishermen disciples to follow Jesus, and what it means for us today. WAYS TO LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE:

This week, the Discover the Word group focuses on Psalm 16--A Psalm of Trust. So, what does it really mean to "trust God," and how do we know if we're doing so? Vivian dives into this Psalm of David with Daniel and Elisa and Rasool, to discover how struggle and opposition can drive us to a deeper sense of God's presence, and a trust that He is out for our good.   WAYS TO LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE:

This week, the Discover the Word group focuses on Psalm 16--A Psalm of Trust. So, what does it really mean to "trust God," and how do we know if we're doing so? Vivian dives into this Psalm of David with Daniel and Elisa and Rasool, to discover how struggle and opposition can drive us to a deeper sense of God's presence, and a trust that He is out for our good.   WAYS TO LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE:

How do you respond when you sin? Embarrassment? Shame? Horror? Or denial, hiding, running away? Some respond with confession and reception of grace. Scripture shows a variety of responses in Peter, Thomas, John Mark, the “sinful woman” and even Judas and we can learn from each. And what about when people don't respond by receiving Jesus' provision for sin?   WAYS TO LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE:

Send us a textIn this episode, we unpack the three types of listening that show up in marriage—and why only one of them leads to real connection. It's not about winning the conversation—it's about winning your spouse's heart. Tune in to discover how shifting your listening style can transform the way you love.

Patrick talks about Radio still being a "Go To" For most people

This is a parable about how all of us are in danger of listening without really listening. Hearing without really hearing.

Kathryn Mannix has spent her medical career working with people who have incurable, advanced illnesses. Starting in cancer care and changing career to become a pioneer of the new discipline of palliative medicine, she has worked in teams in hospices, hospitals and in patients' own homes to deliver palliative care, optimising quality of life even as death is approaching. Having qualified as a Cognitive Behaviour Therapist in 1993, she started the UK's (possibly the world's) first CBT clinic exclusively for palliative care patients, and devised 'CBT First Aid' training to enable palliative care colleagues to add new skills to their repertoire for helping patients. Kathryn has worked with many thousands of dying people, and has found their ability to deal with illness and death both fascinating and inspirational. She believes that a better public awareness about what happens as we die would reduce fear and enable people to discuss their hopes and plans with the people who matter to them.In this episode we discuss what happens when you die, the taboos around discussing death, finding the right words for difficult conversations, ways to listen(Trigger Warning - we discuss the process of dying) If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: unquestionablepod@gmail.comFind us here:Twitter: @unquestionpodInstagram: @unquestionablepodTik Tok: @unquestionablepodFacebook: @unquestionablepodcastYoutube: @unquestionablepod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Surprise test, hothead! Just when the BOP crew thought they could enjoy some much-needed R&R, they're pulled away from their vacation to stop a madman threatening to destroy everything we hold dear: their co-host! Welcome to SPEEDARDY, the game show where the velocity is made up and the pedestrians don't matter, organized by Quizmaster Cody to test the limits of his friends' knowledge of the Jan de Bont crowd-pleaser... if only they had actually watched the movie beforehand. Will Mike get the girl, or will it be Jamie who discovers how few relationships based on intense experiences ever work out? Will we learn why Willem Dafoe needs a bathtub of leeches to fight off his Computer Sickness? Will ANY of this actually circle back to the 1994 blockbuster Speed?! Probably not.STEP INTO THE PODCAST THAT WOULDN'T SLOW DOWN BY LISTENING HERE! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BoxOfficePulpPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BoxOfficePulp Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/box-office-pulp/id577338641 Amazon Podcasts: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/7c11ff8b-2875-454d-8770-8b1d36d04b52 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/534ZPRmDoZzNs5GtiAhOEc Ways To Listen: https://pod.link/BoxOfficePulp

I am bursting with excitement as I share the magic of Christmas through my children's eyes and reveal the success of our recent Micro-Offer Virtual Accelerator.   Listen in as I discuss how this three-day intensive bootcamp has empowered amazing coaches globally to create their converting Micro-Offer.   I emphasize the critical importance of understanding your market's needs and tailoring your offerings accordingly to prevent trying to force a square peg into a round hole. I also share seven practical ways to tune into your market and provide them exactly what they need, making sales a breeze.   Learn about how to utilize tools like Social Blade and Amazon, as well as Facebook groups to conduct effective market research. Discover how to use these platforms to gather information about your ideal clients' struggles and desires, and how to use this language in your sales and messaging strategy.   I assure you that using these techniques will have your potential clients feeling understood and eager to buy your products or services. Join me in this insightful conversation that could revolutionize your approach to sales.   You can join the Workshop here

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Ways To Listen To Subliminal Universe Radio: Comprehensive Guide

How do we know when God is speaking to us?  How do we start hearing from God?   Today I am going to talk about 10 Ways to Listen for God's Voice and I am going to take you through an exercise that I do with the women I coach 1:1 so that they can begin to receive what God intends for them.  It is a very simple practice but it can be very profound.    It is important to seek God in ways that align with scripture.  God wants us to know and seek him more.  He wants us to live a life that puts him at the center, so that would suggest that he wants us to listen and hear from Him.    Sometimes we get too busy and life gets so “noisy”, we just don't slow down long enough to be still and hear him.  The practices we discuss today will help you to develop a biblical mindset and get into a practice of listening.   I know that you will begin to hear the Lord's leading more and more if you incorporate this practice into your daily God time.   Grab a quiet place, a journal and a pen for this one, friends!   I hope this episode blesses you!   Xoxo, Tanya Related Episode:  Episode 26: Discerning God's Voice   2023 RENEWED Conference  (Register for FREE): https://gracefilledleader--herrenewedstrength.thrivecart.com/2023-renewed-conference/   Connect: https://gracefilledleader.com/contact FREE Discovery Call: https://gracefilledleader.com/workwithme   Join Me in The GFL Community on FB!: https://gracefilledleader.com/community   Freebies: 7 Day Gratitude Journal: https://7-day-gratitude-journal-sign-up-25911.grwebsite.com/   Time Audit Tool: https://time-audit-tool-sign-up-94896.grwebsite.com/   Email: support@gracefilledleader.com   If you enjoyed today's episode, the best way you can thank me is to leave a 5-star rating and a written review on apple podcast.  This is the best way for other listeners to find the show and for me to know how best to serve you with the content you enjoy.   Click on “written review” link above, scroll all the way to the bottom, and click on the little purple link that says “Write a Review”.

With a distinct array of experience in academia, culture and communication expert Gino Perrotte draws from his time in both artistic and cultural areas such as fashion and gymnastics but also his time in corporate management to provide an empathic yet logical service as a coach. His belief in travel as a true experiential endeavor has led him to places like Italy where his communication skills help him understand not just what locals are saying but how and why.  In this episode, Gino shares with our audience the four kinds of listening styles and how each one can come in handy depending on the circumstances, how to discern your true inner worth so that you can understand where your value is positioned in the market and how we communicate with everything at our disposal; hands, eyes, shirts, background and especially hair.  Find Gino online: https://www.rightbrainjourneys.com/ Find us online:  https://impactfulcoachingpodcast.com/ 1:22 What does Gino do, asks Joseph. Gino largely is an educator, full time academic and lecturer.  2:02 How Gino made his way into becoming a college lecturer as a result of his interest in teaching, starting as a teaching assistant. 4:50 Joseph asks Gino to expand on his experience with FIT, the Fashion Institute of technology in New York.  9:50 Joseph observes his experience with Gino's insights into hair, eyes and clothing and how it communicates on our behalf.  11:56 Gino puts the rest of the story together, and how his gymnastics passion allowed him to become a coach/teacher, despite his perception of being a business expert.  18:23 Joseph notices the elasticity of Gino's experience leads to his ability to coach and instruct on behalf of his platform. 21:00 Gino's main critique of education is separating and compartmentalizing when the beauty of experience is the interconnectedness of all things  23:59 Gino provides us with a left brain, right brain hemisphere definition. Joseph shares his experience with his partner, a stroke survivor as it relates to our episode.  28:05 How to communicate and understand your value stems from worthiness, which is intrinsic to all of us and at times is difficult to reconcile.  32:00 Joseph and Gino discuss worthiness as it relates to us as humans in an intimate sense.  38:25 Joseph asks about the four listening skills, a framework Gino uses to great effectiveness in his business. 42:00 Joseph asks how to develop the detached listener mindset, the ability to hear noises but not resonate with the destructive things they're saying.  47:31 Gino shares some early lessons learned as well as some standout experiences that went well. 51:06 Joseph asks Gino about how to mitigate these avatars of people who've wronged us in our own minds.   59:00 we close out the program with Gino discussing what are his plans for the future and what challenges his platform is chasing. 

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Small business owners spend a lot of time thinking about how to gain a competitive advantage, and will spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on experts to help them do so.But no one knows your clients like your clients themselves.Therefore, listening to your clients is the best way to get that competitive advantage! That's why we're bringing Michael Haynes, author of Listen, Innovate, Grow and SME/SMB business growth expert to talk us through 3 different ways to listen to your market, and gain the insights you need.We'll talk about: - how to listen without blowing your budget and how most companies listen wrong- why listening goes nowhere, and how to make sure your are sharing those learnings by operationalizing them- the 3 categories of listening, and why so many people forget the most important 1- and more!This will be a golden nugget rich conversation with Michael, who has proven to me that his long career in the trenches with SMBs and SMEs has taught him invaluable ways to listen to the market, innovate based on those insights, and grow revenue.Don't miss your chance to pick his brain!Connect with Michael:On his LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelhhaynes/On his company: https://listeninnovategrow.com/Connect with ME!Join us LIVE on the show: https://tinyurl.com/b2bcb2023Online at:LinkedIn or Instagram.Support the show

In this episode Abounding Grace Radio's Chris Gordon joins Dr Clark to answer emails and to explain why you should not move to Moscow. They answer email from L asking for further explanation about how the Apostle Peter was not a Baptist, from Bryan about how to respond to a member moving (figuratively) to Moscow (timely!); from Eddie on which commentaries on Romans do we recommend and from Matt about a friend who is moving to Moscow (figuratively). The opening audio clip is from Chad Vegas of Sovereign Grace Bakersfield.  This episode of the Heidelcast is made possible by Westminster Seminary California. Thinking about pastoral ministry or unordained service in education, missions, or in the church? March 17, 2023 will be a great day to investigate your calling during Westminster Seminary California's Seminary for a Day. You will be able to sit in on classes, meet students and professors, see the campus and student housing, and have all your questions answered in-person by those best equipped to help you on your seminary journey! Westminster Seminary California offers masters degrees in biblical studies, systematics (theology), and historical theology, as well as the Master of Divinity. If God is calling you to seminary, schedule your visit today at Seminary for a Day or call (888) 480-8474. All the Episodes of the Heidelcast Heidelcast Series: Every Tribe, Tongue, and Nation How To Subscribe To Heidelmedia On Twitter @Heidelcast How To Support Heidelmedia: use the donate button below Subscribe in Apple Podcast Subscribe directly via RSS New Way To Call The Heidelphone: Voice Memo On Your Phone Text the Heidelcast any time at (760) 618–1563. Ways To Listen to the Heidelcast:     Call the Heidelphone anytime at (760) 618–1563. Leave a message or email us us a voice memo from your phone and we may use it in a future podcast. Record it and email it to Heidelcast at heidelcast dot net. If you benefit from the Heidelcast please leave a five-star review on Apple Podcasts so that others can find it. Please do not forget to make the coffer clink (see the donate button below). © R. Scott Clark. All Rights Reserved. Show Notes The Heidelcast How To Make the Coffer Clink: Use the Donate Button Below This Post Heidelblog Resources The HB Media Archive The Ecumenical Creeds The Reformed Confessions Heidelberg Catechism (1563) Recovering the Reformed Confession (Phillipsburg: P&R Publishing, 2008). What Must A Christian Believe? Why I Am A Christian Heidelcast Series Contra Postmillennialism Resources On Theonomy and Reconstructionism It Can Be Difficult But We Need To Open Our Eyes And Pay Attention Support Heidelmedia: use the donate button or send a check to: Heidelberg Reformation Association  1637 E. Valley Parkway #391 Escondido CA 92027 USA The HRA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

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Join us as we discuss the power of observing nonverbal clues and how maintaining a Christ-like attitude will make us better listeners. Grab my free guide, 10 Things Moms Say That Frustrate Their Adult Children(And Five Ways to Stop Yourself From Saying Them). For more free resources for moms and to schedule a free discover session with Pamela, Midlife Mindset Coach for Moms, go to my website.

Let's admit it, most of us are distracted or have an agenda when we come to a conversation with our adult child. Let's talk about how the power of focus and setting our agenda aside will make us  better listeners. Grab your free guide, 10 Things Moms Say That Frustrate Their Adult Children(And Five Ways to Stop Yourself from Saying Them). For more free resources for mom or to schedule a free discovery session with Pamela, Midlife Mindset Coach for Moms visit her website.

Today is going to be a little different - some adjustments. In Episode 100 -  you'll get to deconstruct how I listen to the guests. I've interviewed over the past 100 episodes. If time allows after the interview has formally concluded, I have a simple and consistent habit where I ask the guests, just one question - What did you notice about my listening? Now, this is a Level Four listening technique. It's designed as a way for me to make incremental improvements in each conversation. When I hear what people notice in the way I listen, I am making some very simple notes in my mind, that's a very important listening signal, make sure I continue to do it the next time.   Occasionally people will highlight things that surprise me. They highlight things that wow, I didn't realize that was a listening signal for the person speaking.   It's critical to understand that when you listen deeply, gently, thoroughly, carefully, you will change the way the speaker communicates.   Not just what they say, not just what they think, but also what they make of the conversation, what it means for them. What can you expect today? You'll hear reflections of 11 people and their perspectives on how I was listening to them. You'll notice some very, very consistent themes. And yet you'll notice some subtle variations as well. You'll hear from six females, five males from deaf and blind people you'll hear from people whose first language is English and you'll hear from people whose home language isn't English. You'll hear from authors, musicians, professors, former military leaders, researchers, psychotherapists, and a range of many others. As you listen to them, deconstruct my listening, please keep these points in mind. This is just the way I listen. My listening context is very specific.   Listening is situational. It's relational and contextual. The way I listen during an interview is with a listening orientation for the audience, for you. There are many questions I would love to ask the people that I interview yet, they're only appropriate for me. They're not going to help you and I play with this duality while I'm listening.   How do I stay in the moment long enough - not to listen, but to listen on behalf of you.   In chapter one of the upcoming book - how to listen and at the end of every chapter in the book, we have a series of three invitations, they're practices that we invite the reader or the audiobook listener to explore, we invite them to explore something to practice because we recommend that you read the book one chapter per week while practicing a technique during that week. So at the end of chapter one, we pose these three invitations and.   Who's the best listener, you know, and what's one thing they do well? When was the last time somebody fully and deeply listened to you? and what did they do well during that conversation? When you think about that conversation where you were deeply listen to, how did you think speak and feel differently as a result? I'm delighted to be engaging with a range of the Deep Listening Ambassador community as they provide Advanced Reader Copy feedback on this and Bailey was kind enough to send me a photo of the exercise that I just mentioned from chapter one of the book where she very thoughtfully, thoroughly and deeply considered those three invitations, and came to some interesting insights, all of her own. It gives me a lot of joy to be celebrating episode 100 with you and I want to thank you   Listen for free

Would you like to master communication? In this episode, learn the powerful F.I.N.E. framework to discover how to listen and communicate with an incredible amount of effectiveness. This will ultimately allow you to quickly resolve conflict, avoid misunderstandings and make the people in your life feel heard, cared for, and understood. “In arguments, what you need to learn to do is listen to the need and not the tone they expressed something in. This is truly where you get to another level of parenting or leadership.” If you'd like to become a master listener, this episode is for you! 1. Get the GrowthDay app for all your personal development in one place:  https://growthday.com 2. Read my bestselling book, High Performance Habits: https://amzn.to/2vhf82C 3. Get the High Performance System online (the full course and assessment!): https://www.growthday.com/hps 4. Get the Confidence Masterclass: https://www.growthday.com/confidence 5. Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brendonburchard

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Sean Duggan is Vice President of Advertising at SXM Media and reflects on the role of political audio ads in the media mix. With more evidence from the 2021 campaigns and his background with Pandora, Sean sees opportunities to run ads for political and advocacy campaigns across the family of platforms that make up SXM Media. We talk about: * How COVID-related audio ads are tapering off from early 2021 but this new variant might drive another round of advertising as the game plan changes over the next 30 days * Cross-promotion strategy of SiriusXM to reach target audiences for audio content and the size and reach of the SXM Media universe * Seeing a delay in commitments for 2022 races probably because of uncertainties about where and when campaign resources should be spent due to the lingering pandemic challenges  * Expectations that there will be a limited supply of political audio ad inventory when demand turns on for big races in 2022. @SXMmediagroup #2022Primaries #PoliticalAds #AdvocacyAds #AudioAds #MediaPlanning #PoliticalCampaigns #AdvocacyCampaigns #COVID19 #Pandemic SXMMedia.com/ad-solutions  

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Tune in to learn about ways to listen that promote healing. Guest, Claire Bigley, a gifted musician healer explains simple ways to check in with ourselves and listen, acknowledge our experience, and then ways to release what no longer serves us. She also explains the power and uses for music in fostering healing. For more information and resources go to: https://www.drkimberlyann.com/podcasts/21 (https://www.drkimberlyann.com/podcasts/21) To contact Claire directly go to: Website-- http://www.soulsongquests.com/ (http://www.soulsongquests.com) Platform landing page for her music--  https://found.ee/km3j6 (https://found.ee/km3j6) Facebook-- https://www.facebook.com/soulsongquests (https://www.facebook.com/soulsongquests)

Hello everyone and welcome to episode 112, Three Ways to Listen Well in 2021. When I give workshops on how to listen well I like to give examples of both good and bad listening. I usually use samples of both from Facebook posts or catchy cartoons. But these are just visual. What I really would like to use for examples would be video clips from both ends of the listening spectrum. Sometimes movie excerpts will work for this, but the best examples are from real-life encounters between people. If Janet and I are in a restaurant or in a crowd of people I will sometimes say, “I wish I could make a video of those people over there and how they're engaging with each other.” We run into all kinds of bad examples of people talking over each other, drawing attention to themselves, quickly changing the subject, and missed opportunities for connection. These are all too common. But I recently witnessed a brief, but beautiful interaction between two strangers at a high school graduation party I wish I could have recorded. It would make my highlight reel of how to listen well. Stay with me now as I describe what happened because it will give you an idea or two for how you can listen well to the people in your life. Listener responses to a prior episode Before I describe the story of this interaction, I want to share a response from a listener to episode 106, How to Have a Great Family Vacation in 2021. John, Good morning. Thanks for today's podcast. Where were you 25 years ago? This would have [served me well then] and will serve me, well going forward. This is the episode where I offered a free downloadable pdf entitled 5 Keys to Making Your Family Vacation the Best Ever in 2021.  Click here if you haven't gotten your copy. Now for today's story of great listening The scene In South Carolina to attend our grandson Nathan's high school graduation Later in the day, his best friend's parents invited all of us to their house for a small graduation party. Just two extended families. Didn't know the host at all. I'll call him Dave. Nice guy. Most of us were in the backyard, and Dave took a break from cooking on the grill and sat down on a patio chair to rest for a bit and talk with his guests. Transparent expression of grief Out of the blue, he wistfully remarked, “I remember 9 years ago I was on the campus of my alma mater thinking, someday my son Jason [not his real name] will leave home and will be walking on a campus like this. Now in just a few months, that's going to happen. I'm not ready for this.” How do you listen well to a comment like this? Response to vulnerability At first, there was no response to this heartfelt expression of loss. “I'm not ready for my son to leave home for college 700 miles away.” Just silence from the guests Myself included.  Then I started remembering how I had similar feelings as Dave when our kids went off to college many years ago. And now just last fall with our twin grandsons I was flooded with remembering the initial sadness, and how I wasn't ready for it either. I also remember the joy that eventually followed. It reminded me a little bit like death, this very stark jump from one stage of parenting I was comfortable with, to an entirely new stage I knew nothing about. I really felt for the guy. The ORA principle: Observe. Remember. Act Breaking the silence was my wife Janet's response to Dave, a complete stranger. “Yeah, and then they come home for a weekend visit from college, and sometime on Sunday they announce, ‘Well, I guess it's time for me to head back home.' “Home???? Your college dorm room is now home???? What about THIS place, isn't this your home?” Observe Janet paid attention to the words Dave spoke, but also to the feelings he expressed in saying those words. She saw them in his body language. He was grieving. He was feeling the loss of his son. Life will not be the same in a few months. Remember In responding to Dave, Janet later told me she was intentional about applying what she learned in I Hear You the book I reviewed in episode 105, How to Listen Better Janet remembered what it was like for her when our kids went off to college. She remembered her feelings, which allowed her to more closely identify with his. Act Janet acted by putting into practice the central thesis of the I Hear You book by affirming Dave's feeling of loss and sadness over bringing to a close the only chapter of parenting he knew. Her comment about when a child starts calling his dorm room home, and how surprising that is to a parent, showed she understood Dave's feelings. She normalized his emotions, which is a powerful way to affirm what someone is feeling. And she did it without saying, “that's normal." Instead, Janet showed Dave it was normal by her comments which so aligned with his. She refrained from interjecting her story into his. She refrained from re-living that painful part of parenting. Janet kept the focus on him, by keeping it off of herself. She did the hard work of refraining from giving advice, and of just being quiet in this tender moment. Janet acted by holding back advice like, you'll get over it soon. It's every parents' job to guide their child to independence. “Never miss a good chance to shut up.” ~ W.C. Fields So what does all this mean for YOU? How can you use what you've heard today to improve the relationships in YOUR life? Here are a few ideas: Lots of parents are like Dave this time of year, thinking about their kid going off to college. Be kind to them. Watch out for them. Listen to episode 69, When Our Kids Go Off to School for The First Time.  It offers a suggestion like this: Call a parent who just got back from taking their kid to college and hauling their boxes of stuff to their first dorm room. “How did it go for you?” You can also send a card or note in the mail that says something like this: “I've been thinking about you, and praying for you as you process (kids name) heading off to school/college for the first time. I imagine it may be difficult to end one chapter of parenting, and entering this new unknown one.” Something like that. We have opportunities to bless people with our words. God can use us in this capacity. Take advantage of these opportunities. Here's the main point of today's episode The first thing to do to listen well to someone is to affirm their feelings without presenting a silver lining to their dark cloud. The second thing is avoid interjecting your own story into theirs. I'd love to hear any thoughts you have about today's episode. Just send them to me in an email to john [at] caringforothers [dot] org. You can also share your thoughts in the “Leave a Reply” box at the bottom of the show notes. I'm especially interested in any experiences you've had as described in today's show, and how you handled that experience. Closing In closing, if you found the podcast helpful, please subscribe if you haven't already done so. You can also help us to serve more people when you leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. I hope your thinking was stimulated by today's show, to both reflect and to act. So that you will find the joy God intends for you through your relationships. Because after all, You Were Made for This. Well, that's all for today. I look forward to connecting with you again next week. Goodbye for now. Related episodes you may want to listen to 106, How to Have a Great Family Vacation in 2021 105, How to Listen Better 069, When Our Kids Go Off to School for The First Time.  You Were Made for This is sponsored by Caring for Others, a missionary care ministry. We depend upon the generosity of donors to pay our bills.  If you'd like to support what we do with a secure tax-deductible donation, please click here. We'd be so grateful if you did.

Best Ways to Listen Most people don't do a very good job of listening to other people or even themselves. This podcast is about what best to do and not to do to become a better listener. These suggestions apply to conversations with friends, family, colleagues, and ourselves. It really is amazing how wonderful it is to be truly listened to when you're trying to get across how you're feeling or what you're doing. I talk about an exercise I did with a group of professionals who were blown away by what it felt like to be fully listened to by one other person. That's how we can also feel when we make the effort to listen to ourselves. Hope you listen well and enjoy!

Being fully present in a conversation can be really tough. In this episode I share five simple strategies about how you can be there fro someone else when they want to talk to you. Whether it's about something super important or whether it's a 'normal' conversation and you want to strengthen and deepen your relationship with them. What are the five strategies? Letting go of expectations Putting your phone away Listening with intent to connect, not fix Creating some boundaries for yourself Bringing yourself back to the moment. ____________________________________________________________________________ Thank you for joining me on Creating Connection. What does connection mean to you? I see it as the antidote to loneliness that is so prevalent throughout the world. "Connection is the energy that exists between people when they feel seen, heard, and valued; when they can give and receive without judgment; and when they derive sustenance and strength from the relationship.” ― Brené Brown To increase connection start with an authentic and accepting understanding of yourself; then of others; then of a deep appreciation for how we are all connected to create positive change in the world. By embracing your authenticity you invite confidence and calm into you life. Using gentle, simple and practical strategies, you CAN strengthen and deepen the connection with yourself, others and the natural world. I love hearing your feedback, questions and observations. Facebook - @kimdunnpsych Instagram - @kimdunnpsychologist LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kim-dunn/ Resources - Self-Care Hub for Psychologists Until next time, be kind, take care of yourself and go gently. Kim xx --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kim-dunn/message

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In the Old Testament we were told to listen to the words of God with our ears, which inform our minds. In the New Testament we are told to listen to the actions of Jesus with our eyes, which transform our hearts.

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Some awesome announcements! So my Elgato Camlink arrived in the mail today, so the quality of my video recordings and live streams is going to improve. Secondly, my Mom, of all people shared a fun fact that I had to share with everyone today about another way to listen to me. This one got me super excited! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tonguesoutpodcast/support

This series aims to accomplish a lot in 10 minutes. You’ll learn four ways to get even more out of each episode. This is about looking under the hood at some of what makes this series tick, that you might not notice. And you’ll learn three more ways I can help! EPISODE TRANSCRIPT Today’s episode […] The post Get more from each of our episodes: 4 ways to listen appeared first on Health Communication Partners.

5-10 Minutes conscious parenting boost real & unedited straight from my garden. :)If you're finding value here and could use additional support for your specific family dynamics reach out to me at karen@karenmurphycoaching.com or DM me on fb HERE or also over HERE on insta. Thank you for taking charge of your own shift!Keep going. We've got this. Back again soon!

Matt Murphy and Andrea Lindenberg talk with Governor Kay Ivey about the storms that came through Alabama last night and the FEMA process for the state. Then, Murphy is accused of being a toilet paper hoarder and has to face Aunie's wrath and judgment from the callers. They finish up by talking about the importance of terrestrial radio during severe weather and a story about a 93-year-old needing beer during #COVID19! 

In this episode Jessica explores six ways to listen to your body and mind to become more aware of what you need vs. panicking about what is wrong. Jessica candidly shares how these steps have affected her and helped her in hopes that they will lead you to what will benefit your life.  In this episode Jessica discusses:   Sleep Prayer Moving Your Body Feeling the Feelings Creating Rest Resources mentioned in this episode: Switch on Your Brain by Dr Caroline Leaf How to Detox Your Brain

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Best of Club Kerry NYC Part 2 Originally released in December 2009. Dusted off and revisited exclusively for my app in 2014. Enjoy! These playlists were determined by your comments, number of plays on my iTunes, and consulting my friends. Track List (69:55):    1. People of the World (Andrea T Mendoza Vs Steven Tibet Mix) - Mogador Vs DJ Holly Feat Karly - Podcast Episode: This Beat is the Remedy    2. Hold On (Freemasons Club Mix) - Mr. DYF featuring Shena - Podcast Episode: Summer Groove Experiment Part 1    3. Stay (Jerome Isma-Ae Mix) - Tommy Vee & Mauro Ferrucci feat. Ce Ce Rogers - Podcast Episode: Summer Groove Experiment Part 1    4. Boys & Girls (Original Extended Version) - Martin Solveig feat. Dragonette - Podcast Episode: It's So Cool    5. My Number (Original Mix) - Andy Duguid feat. Donna & Anthony: Podcast Episode: It's So Cool    6. Pick Up The Phone (Richard X 12inch Remix) - Dragonette: Podcast Episode: It's So Cool    7. Happiness Happening (Lange 2009 Mix) - Lange feat. Tracey Carmen - Podcast Episode: Happiness Happening    8. Disconnected (Myon And Shane 54 Vocal Mix) - Michael Angelo Feat. Jenry R - Podcast Episode: Summer Groove Experiment Part 1    9. Always The Sun (Extended Mix) - Richard Durand - Podcast Episode: Summer Groove Experiment Part 3   10. Hang On (Digital Dog Extended Mix) - Plumb - Podcast Episode: Hiding All The Stars   11. I Don't Know (Jerome Isma-ae Remix) - Moony - Podcast Episode: It's So Cool   12. Gimme Sympathy (3M mix) - Metric - Podcast Episode: Happiness Happening   13. Lunatic (Club Mix) - The Disco Boys - Podcast Episode: Lunatic Superstar PREMIUM ACCESS: Get all my 120+ DJ sets plus exclusive content for FREE in February 2014. Use code "FIVEYEARS".  (Usually $1.99 per month. Unsubscribe at any time.) Click to Premium Subscribe! My iPhone/iPad & Android Apps: iPhone/iPad, Android RSS Feed: http://clubkerrynyc.libsyn.com/rss iTunes: http://bit.ly/iTunesKerry Choose Your Device: 30 Ways To Listen: http://on.fb.me/GROD86 (Android, iPhone, Nook, iPad, Windows Phone, etc.) WINDOWS PHONE/TABLET: Download the "Podcasts" app for free then search "Club Kerry NYC".

Kathryn interviews New York Times Bestselling Author Mark Nepo on his latest book Seven Thousand Ways to Listen: Staying Close to What is Sacred. Nepo shares his story of hearing loss and encourages us to redefine what is important while teaching us to act wholeheartedly. Kathryn also interviews feminist and one of Guardian's Top 100 Inspiring Women Jessica Valenti on her book Why Have Kids?. Valenti takes a look at the world of having (and not having) children and how that compares to the American ideal.