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This could be the most important Law of all: The Law of Defensiveness. At our emotional core, we're all desperately grasping onto three basic ideas – the sense that we're independent; that we are intelligent in our own way; and that we are, overall, a good and decent person. It doesn't matter that a lot of the time this isn't true – these ideas remain the cornerstones of our sense of self and we'll defend them to the last. Knowing this and learning how to manoeuvre our way around other people's internal narratives, we can finally begin to exert influence on the world around us. Robert takes the example of the rise of Lyndon Johnson. This prickly and driven young man was going nowhere fast in US politics, but once he learnt how to validate and play to other people's emotional needs, his ascent was nothing short of astonishing. What Johnson's story reveals is that effectiveness and influence isn't about having particular skills, abilities, or even about paying your dues. It's about making other people feel good around and about you. Robert reveals several key strategies to achieve this. First, we must play the role of the student: we must ask other people's opinions and advice, putting them at their ease and allowing them to feel seen and heard. So often we go through life trying to charm people with our own ideas, but this frequently backfires. When we stop talking about ourselves and what we think, we tune ourselves to other people's wisdom, experience and interests, opening the doors to deeper connection and ever greater possibilities. Most people also crave validation so badly that they can rarely turn it down. Once you become a source of that sweet nectar, you'll rarely have to ask for anything – they will want to do it for you. This rapidly starts to feel creepy and manipulative – but why? Jon and Andrea examine this disgust reflex because, when we look closely, this is how human relations work... we just spend a lot of our time ignoring it. Still, the ethics are confusing here. Are we merely making an unconscious habit into a conscious strategy, or are we lying in order to get what we want? Is this about finding ways to use people, or finding ways to connect and collaborate? Ultimately, this Law is about practical empathy and learning to put our egos on hold. Instead of building walls around ourselves, it's about going outside to explore the world and the people around us. It's also about the lessons we can learn from the Eagle of Resistance (tune in to find out what the hell that means...). Also Including: The power of the John Wick system Honesty as a blunt – and often offensive – instrument D&D rules for everyday life How to pay an effective compliment Ned Stark redeemed? Punishing passive aggression Get In Touch! Discuss the episode over on our Facebook Discussion Group And you can find us on Instagram and Twitter Or email us: hello@voicesinthedark.world Be Silly. Be Kind. Be Weird.

Download In this episode, Joe interviews Raquel Bennett, Psy.D. at Kriya Institute. In the show, they cover topics surrounding the properties and paradigms of therapeutic Ketamine use. 3 Key Points: The Kriya Institute is devoted to understanding the therapeutic properties of Ketamine. Raquel Bennett specializes in using Ketamine therapy for patients with severe treatment resistant disorders. There are three questions that should be used when determining if someone is fit for Ketamine therapy. Is it safe? Is it legal? Is it ethical? There are many different paradigms for Ketamine Therapy, but determining the best method for each individual patient is the goal. Support the show Patreon Leave us a review on iTunes Share us with your friends – favorite podcast, etc Join our Facebook group - Psychedelics Today group – Find the others and create community. Navigating Psychedelics Trip Journal                                             Integration Workbook Show Notes Kriya Institute The Kriya Institute deals with how to work with Ketamine specifically in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Kriya provides clinical services to patients, training for other clinicians, and Kriya conference The conference is a big collaborative meeting Raquel is trying to create a patient assistance fund to make services more available to people Ketamine Ketamine isn't addictive physically It is possible to become psychologically addicted to Ketamine Raquel thinks its a property of the person not of the object It's possible to become addicted to anything, shopping, sex, etc. About Raquel She first encountered Ketamine in 2002 when she was suffering from severe depression She was seeing a therapist that took her to a psychedelic shaman where she took Ketamine From the way she felt after taking Ketamine, she wanted to know if it was replicable for other people She is interested in people with treatment resistant mood disorders, such as severe depression, unusual bipolar disorder and people living with active suicidal ideation She remembers her teachers (who gave her Ketamine) saying they don't use it often, and don't know if it will work They were not seeking an antidepressant effect, they were helping her to connect to the cosmos and the universe, to find out why she was having such severe depression The fact that it acted as a rapid-acting antidepressant was a surprise to them, and that's what triggered her curiosity with it “Most of what I know of being a Ketamine provider, I learned from being a patient” - Raquel Ketamine and Patents Johnson and Johnson just came out with a filtered Ketamine product that they patented $850 for 84mg of filtered Ketamine $1.59 for 100mg of generic Ketamine They are only providing it as a nasal spray Companies tried to make a new molecule, but they couldn't Instead, they modified it, and filtered it, and then patented it (Esketamine) Ketamine Treatment Paradigms There is a lot of disagreement on the route, the dose, the setting importance, etc This was the reason she created the Kriya conference, to share ideas, to find the best possible methods One way is to give it as a low dose infusion out of the anesthesiology model (0.5mg of Ketamine per kg of bodyweight in an infusion center) They aim to get enough ketamine in the patient's body without the psychedelic effects They take the normal dose, divide it by 6, and space it out to avoid the psychedelic nature The patient is being forced into a passive role, they aren't being called to heal themselves, they are just showing up for the medicine Raquel says that's not all that there is to it, the medicine is only half of it Another paradigm for using Ketamine is facilitated Ketamine Psychotherapy In this way, the Ketamine is used as a lubricant for talk therapy We are using Ketamine to help people to talk about material that is too painful or too shameful to get to otherwise” - Raquel In this paradigm, the emphasis is on the therapy, not the Ketamine, the Ketamine is a lubricant and a tool In this way, the patient and the therapist are both participating 50%, the patient is not passive She says the psychedelic effects are to be avoided, or else the patient becomes too far out The third paradigm would be to induce mystical experience on purpose As a provider, it is believed that the visions are meaningful Only about 1 in 6 patients are actually a good candidate for psychedelic dosing The patient is willing to offer their body up as a vessel, and the messages they receive are from God The provider's role is to make sure the journey is safe, and then help the patients to help construct meaning from what they saw, create actionable steps on how to change their lives Raquel says that all of these paradigms are helpful, different methods work for different patients That’s her job as a Ketamine Specialist, to determine which method is best for patients “This is where the direction of the field needs to go, being aware of the spectrum of the services available, and then matching the treatment to the patient. Individualized treatment.” - Raquel Proper Use Is it safe? Is it legal? Is it ethical? Is it appropriate to give Ketamine Treatment to someone without a profound impairment or disorder? The literature supports the use of Ketamine for the following psychiatric or psychological disorders; major severe refractory depression, bipolar depression, physical pain with depression, recurrent suicidality and obsessive compulsive disorder Do the potential benefits verify the potential risks? Raquel doesn't believe that making this experience available to everyone is the right way, her goal is to demonstrate that Ketamine is safe and useful for refractory problems Group Administration They can work with 6 clients at a time It includes carefully selected individuals that all fit into the group This provides a much lower cost for patients Ketamine Types There are 3 Types of Ketamine The molecules themselves are not flat, they are 3 dimensional and fold in space Some molecules are ‘right handed’ and others are ‘left handed’ Right handed molecules are Arketamine and left handed are Esketamine Generic Ketamine is an even amount of Arketamine and Esketamine molecules What Johnson and Johnson did with Esketamine was patenting the filtration process of removing Arketamine from the Esketamine molecules Kriya Institute Site Kriya Conference in November A list of providers working with therapeutic Ketamine A resource list of books and journey music A Contact option Links Website About Raquel Bennett Dr. Bennett is a Post-Doctoral Fellow in Clinical Psychology (PSB 94022544), working under the supervision of Dr. Bravo. Dr. Bennett primarily works with people who are experiencing severe depression, who are on the bipolar spectrum, or who are contemplating suicide. She has been studying the therapeutic properties of ketamine since she first encountered it in 2002. In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Bennett’s practice has evolved to include consultation services for medical professionals who wish to add ketamine services to their offices. She also lectures frequently about therapeutic ketamine. Dr. Bennett is the Founder of KRIYA Institute and the Organizer of the KRIYA Conferences.

Growing a YouEconomy   Episode Recap: On this Fourth of July, the hosts are joined by John Pfanner, a commodity consultant at Tredas. Today’s episode is all about building a personal brand, as they take a look at the article, “3 Lessons for Growing a YouEconomy,” by Emma Johnson of Success.com. Now more than ever, people are leaving the workforce to pioneer their own businesses and brands. Because of this, it is crucial to build an identity in what you do, who you serve, and why people should listen to you. That is why Phil, Landon, and John, break down the three major lessons introduced in this article. They discuss how to receive, react, and leverage audience feedback. If you aren’t receiving feedback at all, don’t worry! Landon talks about how to establish a level of credibility and evoke a reaction from your audience. Later in the episode, you’ll learn about some successes of others and how to apply that to your own entrepreneurial goals. They take a look at the strategic moves Amazon is making to continue to be a power-house in multiple markets, and John tells a story about how a local business is taking their local product to a large scale store like Walmart. Whether you are in the agriculture industry or just interested in entrepreneurship, this episode is for you. Sit back, relax, and learn the secrets to building your very own YouEconomy.   Connect with us on Social: Phil Instagram: @p_con1 Twitter: @PhilConradt1 Landon Instagram: @LifeOfLandon Twitter: @LifeOfLando John Instagram: @jpfanner57 “Building what you see as the future, and having the ability to preach that to your followers will help you build your following, hold on to them, and make them raving fans of whatever your movement is”   You’ll Learn: [00:00] — Opening Remarks [01:24] — Introduction of the article, “3 Lessons for Growing a YouEconomy,” by Emma Johnson [02:26] — “Go niche. Super niche” - The benefits of appealing to a smaller group of people to increase loyalty. [05:40] — “Listen to your audience” - What Johnson has done to create a community with her audience. [06:20] — How to respond to feedback and criticism from your audience [08:09] — The way receiving audience feedback has changed and how we can leverage that change to connect with them [09:25] — What to do when you are not getting much feedback or engagement [11:16] — How one company focused on their niche market to create a prospering business [12:54] — Phil talks about Amazon’s new pharmacy and how the company is becoming the go-to for everything. John agrees but explains why some businesses do not like going through the platform. [16:45] — How one company is taking their product from a local Walmart to their regional area, and what it takes for a local business to get into such a large store. [18:33] — “Creating a Movement Around Your Personal Brand” - Identifying your revolution and getting your audience excited. [20:00] — Tredas’ unique competitive advantage. [22:02] — The way social media marketers are focusing on their ideal clients’ niche and are finding success. [23:12] — Landon explains what happens when you become obsessed with the content.  John finds a new article and gives a brief overview of Amazon’s new delivery service. [27:09] — Closing Remarks   Resources: 3 Lessons for Growing a YouEconomy Subscribe Rate & Review the Agripreneur Podcast Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of the Agripreneur Podcast - the show where agriculture meets entrepreneurship to bring you valuable information, interviews, and insight from the industry’s most successful entrepreneurs. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the show on iTunes and leave us an honest rating and review. Don’t forget to share your favorite episodes with your friends and colleagues on social media!  

Johnson Emmanuel Jaime Jay welcomes Johnson Emmanuel to today's podcast. Johnson is an online marketing expert. He's founded many successful businesses, and has created a fantastic marketing checklist that can help attract and convert clients. Tune in to learn about it! Getting into Online Marketing Johnson only wanted to provide for his family. He loved his mother so much and wanted to give her the best things in life, such as driving her in a nice car and housing her in a beautiful house. That dream became his motivation. He started up the career ladder repairing mobile phones. Johnson saw that it wouldn’t produce anything great. That’s when he got into online marketing. Beating the Odds Johnson emphasizes the significance of treating your reason for putting up a business. He believes it to be extremely important in starting a business. To him, his reasons were to get a nice car and a beautiful house for his mom. When you do anything, you need to face the wall and define what is your wall and what is your why.” -Johnson Emmanuel Johnson shares how he refuses to give up every time he hits a wall. Failure was not an option for him. He wanted his mom to have the best. Building Business Around the Select Few Johnson came up with a checklist that produced 7 million dollars. He recalls facing a lot of oppositions when he started out. One thing you don’t want to do is to listen to too many bloggers and to listen to too many podcasters. Just look for the ones you love and stick with them.” -Johnson Emmanuel You don’t need to have a lot of advisers. Just choose 3-5 people you love and stick with them. Johnson shares that having too many people to listen to can cause you a lot of confusion, making you prone to committing a lot of mistakes. Listen to the rest of the story of Johnson Emmanuel to learn how you can generate steady leads and optimize your business. Connect with him at johnsonokorie2012@gmail.com. Remember to let Johnson know you heard about him on Stop Riding the Pine! Clients Attraction LinkedIn Here are the highlights of my conversation with Johnson Emmanuel if you are in a hurry: Who is Johnson Emmanuel? ([3:54]) Beating the odds? ([7:45]) How Johnson came up with client attraction checklist? ([8:57]) Best advice in starting a business? ([10:10]) What Johnson does to help people? ([14:27]) Significance of identifying ID clients? ([15:58]) Johnson’s Breakaway Moment? ([20:00]) Johnson’s piece of advice? ([22:25]) Special Mentions: (iTunes Shout Out) Mpacy13 Thank you to Alexis Ayala, for providing the incredible editing for this episode. If you need to find an audio editor, send Alexis an email at lex@slapshotstudio.com. Thank you to our awesome sponsor, Interview Valet, A professional concierge guest booking podcast service for hosts and guests - You be the Guest, We do the Rest! Check out their new website at InterviewValet.com. This episode of Stop Riding the Pine Podcast was brought to you by DoneForYouWP.com Are you a busy coach, professional or agency looking to have your WordPress website headaches handled by your very own development team for wholesale prices? Then you should visit DoneForYouWP.com to find the solution that best fits your current challenges with a full-scale approach to managing your WordPress website. Stop Riding the Pine is a lot of fun and we love sharing the shows we've done. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in helping us grow this show by not only downloading the episodes but also sharing them. Leave comments and rate our show so we can make the show even better.

MMA Cypher Radio on MMA DieHards Radio Network returns.Host Jason Kelly (@JayMMADieHards) and guest co-host Trevor Airdrie (@MnATrevor) welcome  TUF Nations welterweight Kajan Johnson, Pecker’d Promotions’ owner Alex Gasson and Ringside Management owner Brad DaSilva to the show.16:30 -- Johnson (@IamRajin) took the first bout of this season’s UFC reality TV series and secured the victory for Canada. Ragin” shed a bit of light on the series so far, as well as the distasteful Instagram post made by one of his Australian counterparts.  We also got into Johnson’s 29-fight career and how beneficial Tristar has been . What Johnson really gave fans on this episode was a glimpse into who he is and where he came from, touching on his past citing some of his interests outside of MMA.60:30 -- Gasson (@Pecker17) provided insight on S209 amendment of Section 83, and how to fix the problem preventing amateur combat sports from taking place in Ontario94:00 – DaSilva (@ringside_bd), has a strong interest in bettering combat sports opportunities for martial artists stemming from Ontario, and even Canada-wide.  DaSilva teamed up with Gasson to conquer the issues surrounding S209 amendment of Section 83.

MMA Cypher Radio on MMA DieHards Radio Network returns.Host Jason Kelly (@JayMMADieHards) and guest co-host Trevor Airdrie (@MnATrevor) welcome  TUF Nations welterweight Kajan Johnson, Pecker’d Promotions’ owner Alex Gasson and Ringside Management owner Brad DaSilva to the show.16:30 -- Johnson (@IamRajin) took the first bout of this season’s UFC reality TV series and secured the victory for Canada. Ragin” shed a bit of light on the series so far, as well as the distasteful Instagram post made by one of his Australian counterparts.  We also got into Johnson’s 29-fight career and how beneficial Tristar has been . What Johnson really gave fans on this episode was a glimpse into who he is and where he came from, touching on his past citing some of his interests outside of MMA.60:30 -- Gasson (@Pecker17) provided insight on S209 amendment of Section 83, and how to fix the problem preventing amateur combat sports from taking place in Ontario94:00 – DaSilva (@ringside_bd), has a strong interest in bettering combat sports opportunities for martial artists stemming from Ontario, and even Canada-wide.  DaSilva teamed up with Gasson to conquer the issues surrounding S209 amendment of Section 83.