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A loving walk-through of the reasons you take things personally, and why it's not your fault. The post 112 – Is it REALLY all about YOU? Yes, and no. appeared first on The Tiff & Jack Show.

A powerful message from Melanie... "You? Yes, you! The amazing trailblazer reading this message. At some point in our lives, an estimated 70% of people experience Impostor Syndrome, the feeling of being discovered as a fraud for not actually deserving our job and/or accomplishments. But you, awesome Summit attendee, *you* were made for more. Join us to focus on why you are fantastically qualified and uniquely talented to be fabulous you, strategies for recognizing and changing negative behavior, and best practices for channeling your best YOU and empowering others to do the same." TAKEAWAYS: •  recognizing and changing negative behavior •  shining others through the glass ceiling empowering others to break the glass ceiling (as well as one's self) Bio: Melanie S. Griffin, Esq. created Spread Your Sunshine in 2017,  her then passion project committed to empowering others with the confidence to break the glass ceiling and achieve their dreams. After two years of experiencing the excitement over and need for the #ShineItForward™ movement, Melanie is dedicated to intentionally focusing on the inspiration of joy in and encouragement of others. Melanie’s success shining others through the glass ceiling to their most audacious dreams was celebrated through her receipt of the TBBJ Business Woman of the Year Angie Joseph Excellence in Mentorship Award (2016), Florida Bar YLD Outstanding Woman Lawyer of Achievement Award (2018), Florida Bar SSFS Mentor of the Year Award (2019), and Florida State University College of Law Alumni Association Service Award (2020). Melanie is happiest when she is building up all those around her, including her husband Mike, son Maverick, and Golden Lab Molly.

This is a skill that takes a long time to learn. In fact, if you think about it, most people haven’t learned it. In all reality, most people probably haven’t even thought about it.In this fast-paced, dog-eat-dog world, we forget to shut up sometimes. We forget that you are far more likable and respectful when you ask about the thoughts and opinions of others. It’s a simple way to let others know that you are interested in who they are and what they have to say.For example:Me: Did you have a nice weekend?You: Yes, had a great time. My family and I went on an amazing hike. What about you? How was your weekend?This is a polite and easy way to show someone you are interested in their life and wellbeing. We want to avoid talking about me, me, me, and monopolizing the conversation.This easy rule is about letting people know you are interested in them. And guess what… there are actual results when you do so. You gain the respect of others, and they start engaging with and listening to you more actively and more often.There are many ways to show an interest in others, like being an active listener and an unselfish conversationalist.If you are asked a question, ask a question in return. Bottom line is it gets results.

Controlling Communication and Staying Focused We live in a world where an open communication line is a significant factor in moving forward. But how do you keep things flowing and stay focused on what is important to you? There is a method used by improvisational actors to keep the conversation flowing. It involves agreement and modifiers such as "Yes" and "And." Answering "Yes" removes any block and keeps the flow going. But since you want to control your focus, adding ”If” and “And" allows you to redirect for your benefit. Here's an example. Them: "Hey? Do you think you can help me with a project?" You: "Yes, I would love to help. IF it's okay, I need to finish what I'm doing, AND I can call you later." All it takes is three words for you to stay focused on the track to your goals.

Controlling Communication and Staying Focused We live in a world where an open communication line is a significant factor in moving forward. But how do you keep things flowing and stay focused on what is important to you? There is a method used by improvisational actors to keep the conversation flowing. It involves agreement and modifiers such as "Yes" and "And." Answering "Yes" removes any block and keeps the flow going. But since you want to control your focus, adding ”If” and “And" allows you to redirect for your benefit. Here's an example. Them: "Hey? Do you think you can help me with a project?" You: "Yes, I would love to help. IF it's okay, I need to finish what I'm doing, AND I can call you later." All it takes is three words for you to stay focused on the track to your goals.

How do you want me to help YOU? Yes, this episode is about YOU. I'm in the process of designing the biggest, best, and most valuable membership product that has ever been designed. I know that I'm missing something. And you are the key to uncovering it. Please let me know what YOU want me to include in your membership area. Shoot me an email at sebastian @globalseducer.com And check out my book: https://www.globalseducer.com/rise-of-the-phoenix/ Want coaching? https://www.globalseducer.com/coaching/ 

1. Focus on your actions and less on your partner’s actions. -this one step is the beginning of becoming a more secure person. We all have one person in the entire world that we can control, that is ourselves. When you focus too much on another person you can get into a mindset of finding every flaw, imperfection, and wrong doing of how another person behaves. Typically, when we do this, we lose focus on our own huge flaws and disconnecting behaviors. Focus and improve on your own actions and behavior. 2. Get some hobbies. No one is attracted to boring people. -what do you like to do? Do you even know? Start trying new hobbies. Women may like to read, work out and do yoga, enjoy writing, acting, photography, dancing, canning, meditation, gardening, cooking and so on. Men, on the other hand may try wood-working and carving, excercise and lifting weights, fishing, hunting, golf, rocketry, cooking, photography, graphic design, skeet and target, shooting, all-terrain riding and more. You can research hundreds of options online and in books. 3. Spend more time doing your own thing. Don’t be a SMOTHER. -focus on those hobbies we just talked about. 4. Lose your Jealous Streak. It’s a turn-off. -that should be enough said but people are jealous in many ways. For example, you may or may not be jealous of a potential threat to your intimate relationship with your partner by another potential partner or affair. Some people are jealous of their partner’s friends, children, work relationships, and hobbies. Yes, it’s possible as a needy person to be jealous of most anything that seems threatening to your relationship...and even if there is NO evidence of a problem. 5. Take care of yourself. Fix up, try looking nice and smelling nice. Remember the beginning? -try being more like you were when your partner was attracted to you in the beginning. Slow down and date your partner. Guys, you didn’t go on dates with your partner in your flip flops and smell like the yard work you did. You didn’t pick your date up in a filthy pickup. Did you bring flowers when you met her for a date and do something fun and nice? Ladies, did you go three or four days with your hair in a bun and no makeup on, complain about everything in the world and gripe constantly? NO! Start again doing what attracted your partner to you in the first place. 6. Get your finances in order. Go get what you want instead of complaining about what you have or don’t have. -this is a big one here. Sometimes, things in life are out of our control and sometimes finances is one of those things. Do your best to take control of your own financial well-being and don’t rely on someone else to do it for you. Watch some Dave Ramsey videos on YouTube and get a plan together. 7. STOP COMPLAINING! -again, should be enough said but COMPLAINING is one of the biggest turn-off and tune-out issues in relationships. It’s actually detrimental. If you constantly complain about the weather, your job, your situation, your neighbors, etc. then your partner will start to tune you out and think “that’s just annoying”. Try being more interested in your partner and less interested in your problems. Fix your problems yourself. 8. Set clear Boundaries and balance them with Love. -setting boundaries is a very poorly understood requirement in life and particularly relationships. You can study setting boundaries with others and balancing that with love. You can’t be “ALL BOUNDARIES” and you can’t be “ALL LOVE”. You must balance the two well. Use sincere agreement. You don’t have to agree with your partner’s statement. Just with the part of it that’s true to you. -I’ll give you an example... PARTNER: ”You never want to spend time with me anymore!” YOU: “Yes, sometimes I want to be alone (with friends, out of the house, or whatever)!” Another example: PARTNER: “You’re just a messy person!” YOU: “Yeah, sometimes I leave things laying around!” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wantloveseries/message

2 Corinthians 12:1–10I. Insufficient Proof of True Gospel Ministers II. The Defining Mark of True Gospel Ministers III. Grace that is Sufficient for You (Yes, you)

LBM: Are you interested in learning a unique way to boost social engagement by using programmable chatbots, which can help you circumnavigate algorithms that might otherwise suppress your awesome links? Comment “yes” or “no” below. YOU: “Yes.” ...typing LBM: So glad that you want to know more about chatbots! ...typing LBM: Check out this episode of Ponderings from the Perch, where Priscilla McKinney and Ashley Le Blanc talk all about the different ways you can use chatbots to deliver messages, offer sweet deals, and share pertinent information to your obviously interested customers! ...typing LBM: Do you like winning cool stuff? YOU: "Yes." ...typing LBM: Check out our Ultimate Content Marketing Giveaway. Whether you're a content marketing master, a total greenhorn, or somewhere between -  you need to enter!From helpful resources to unique swag, this package has everything you need to take your marketing strategy to the next level. Click here to learn more! YOU: I love this podcast so much, I'm going to subscribe, rate and review Ponderings from the Perch on iTunes. ...typing LBM: We love you.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's sales podcast topic is the 7th key in selling which is Impending Event & Handling “Ill Buy It Later” Objection. Quote by: Eleanor Roosevelt Former First Lady of the USA. A well known political figure and she once said: “Learn from the mistakes of others. You can’t live long enough to make them yourself” Topic: Key number 7 in selling which is The Impending Event. Which simply means that things will change, the prices, processes, service, performance, desirability and availability of what you are selling today will for sure change in the future. It is a fair thing to say that the prices you are selling your products today, will not be the same in the future. In order to be absolute success in sales you sales fellow must come up with a way to handle to “I’ll buy it later” objection. So let’s use an example of the 7th key of selling – The Impending Event Prospect: “The price on this house is too high” You: “Yes, I’d be inclined to agree with you. The price on this home – like most everything else – is too high. But you, Mr Prospect, are the one who set the price” Prospect: What do you mean that I am the one who set the price? You: “Actually, it was you and all the other people who are in the market for homes who really set the price of the homes. For example, if 90% of the people who are in the market for a home were to suddenly stop looking. I can assure you that in a matter of six months the price of this house will drop considerably. However, everything indicated more – and now fewer – buyers will soon be in the market for a home and law of supply and demand sets the price. “As you well know, real estate has consistently increased in price. I firmly believe that in next 2 – 10 years you will be able to sell the same house for a lot more money. If you go ahead, and invest in this home today, in the future you will benefit from the impending increase in price. “ The idea is to stay focused on handling the objection that is that I will buy it later. Show them the cost of inaction. So if a gets away from the direction and say man the Hockey game was interesting last night” and try to get the talks off topic, you get back in control by saying: Yes, the hockey game was real fun and exciting last night and so are the benefits which go with our product or service. BRINGING THE CONVERSATION FOCUS BACK TO WHAT YOU ARE SELLING.

Industry buzz is super important, especially for early stage brands looking to attract investors, recruit talent, or just make connections. But how do you do that? How do you get the who’s who of your industry talking about, well, YOU? Yes, you need a story to tell, but you also need someone whose plugged in, and has a platform of influence. In CPG, there are a few people as plugged in as John Craven. John is the CEO and founder of BevNet, Project Nosh, and Brewbound. What started as a way to get free drinks in college has snowballed into three must-read blogs, several can’t-miss events, and even a podcast (love those). To find out the secret to working with the likes of John, SnackNation CEO Sean Kelly sat down with John to talk all things CPG. In this mostly longform interview, John reveals some fascinating insights, including why brand loyalty is steadily declining, why the speed of innovation can be bad for the industry, and some of the big missteps he’s seen in his 20 year career as an industry insider. Links BevNet Project Nosh Brewbound Connect with John on LinkedIn Have an idea for the show? Drop us a line! Brandbuilder@snacknation.com. Brand Builder is a co-production of SnackNation and ForceBrands.

Reiki Radio: The Lovers of Tarot - What is your relationship with YOU? Yes, we learn a lot through our relationships with others - we are beautiful mirrors for each other, but there is another union that also requires love and nurturing. The highest form of union is Spiritual, the "marriage" of feminine and masculine within you. We often see this depicted as the two snakes, intersecting, as they ascend from the base of the spine and meet at the third-eye (awareness). This is how we "wake up" - it's through the acknowledgement of our human nature, and then using the tools of the Magician to master it all (mind, emotion, will and creation) in order to reveal what is guarded by the High Priestess. Are you with me? On one level, today's meditation is about exploring your relationship with your own feminine and masculine qualities, and this brings you into merger of awareness - subconscious and intuitive + conscious and perception in the material realm. The gift is self acceptance, self-love and of course, understanding. Cheers to another level of wakefulness! Be sure to share your insights after the show and sign up for newsletter at yewchi.com - journey in LOVE, lovers! xo