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Today marks our 12th episode of the Open for Higher podcast. When LeeAnne Ruff and I first started talking about the genre of our channel, it was always our intention to feature conversations around topics that would help people be more successful in their personal and professional lives. A persistent theme kept surfacing with every topic we proposed, that of mindset, specifically, how one’s mindset can shape every situation. This leads me to share a rather unique point. My father gets asked—on the daily—his secret to living a long life. He is usually perplexed at this question because longevity is not something one has control over. At 98, people view him as a happy man, with a great attitude, who has a zest for life, a thirst for knowledge, a hunger for conversation, and a great love of people. These are all things people DO have control over. The question people really should be asking him is, What is your secret to living a happy life?For this episode, we wanted to learn from someone who consistently exudes a great attitude and wakes up each morning with a positive mindset. The topic around Living a Happy Life started to form and the choice became obvious, we would interview my father, Sidney Chriqui. Throughout this episode there are many common themes around character, attitude, and respect that resonated with us deeply as foundational elements for Open for Higher. As people are looking to do big things in their lives, it’s a good reminder to live well along the way. I hope you enjoy this episode in the context it was intended: approaching all opportunities with an attitude of gratitude. #openforhigher #livewell #happylifehappylifeOpen for Higher on Apple iTuneshttps://apple.co/4asaNdVAlso now on Spotifyhttps://bit.ly/3W6hcaC

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What's the difference between discernment and a critical spirit? Find out in the new episode of the Eyes on Jesus Podcast with Drew and Tim

"We can understand where someone is coming from without agreeing with them"Powerful words from our guest, Nick Duggan, on this week's episode of Offline & Unfiltered. In our conversation, we dove into the concept of "Workplace Spirituality", a term I was not all that familiar with. The idea of the topic actually made me pretty uncomfortable, due to my own associations with the word spirituality. Which means I was also very excited to talk about it. Our conversation got into some really personal areas for all three of us, but my biggest takeaways were:❤️ Studies show folks are seeking purpose in their work, but we don't always take the time to define what "deeply meaningful" means for us. 🗨 Words are powerful, and it's important to remember that something you feel is positive could have a negative connotation for someone else.💡 Get outside of your bubble. Seeking to understand someone else's beliefs or perspectives does not mean you have to change your own. You may find more similarities than differences.I really enjoyed recording this episode. I hope you give it a listen, and find some time to think about what is deeply meaningful to you.🔮 Listen to Offline & Unfiltered wherever you find podcasts.

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Launching June 5th!!!! 🚀 Excited to announce the premiere of our podcast, Chasing Self Actualization! Inspired by Maslow's hierarchy of needs, we explore how to realize your full potential and live your best life. Tune in as we chat with inspiring guests who truly embody these principles. Check out the trailer below to learn more! 🎙 #PodcastPremier #SelfActualization #Inspirationhttps://lnkd.in/e9meEp8K

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Episode 9 out now!In this one, we are talking to Joey Corea, who has had a fascinating career journey. Starting with a degree in psychology, Joey transitioned into data engineering, working with both start-ups and corporations for 15 years. Recently, he decided to switch things up a little, which led him to write a book, launch a podcast, and start his own business, all in pursuit of exploring new opportunities in life.If you have ever felt overwhelmed by your thoughts, and want to know about ways to better organise your life, this episode is a must-listen! Throughout the episode, Joey discusses the methods he uses to journal daily, and how this regular self-reflection has impacted his life in a positive manner. He also gives some great tips about how you can force your brain to do things it doesn't like, and use simple techniques to build long-term habits.Feel free to check out the episode through the links below, and share it with anyone who might find it interesting!Youtube: https://lnkd.in/gxeEEA2i Spotify: https://lnkd.in/giAcj9U6

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Welcome to the 12th episode of the "Conquer Your Mountains" podcast. In this episode, titled "Finding Peace and Silence in a Noisy World," we aim to encourage you to pursue tranquility, even in tumultuous times. Tune in as Amanda de Witt from LUCA, the Faith and Inspiration imprint of Penguin Random House, South Africa, chats with author and CEO Dr. Mandla Moyo about how they perceive peace and silence in our bustling world. They also discuss the need to find moments that allow you to recharge and reconnect with your authentic self. Moreover, Dr. Mandla reflects on the seven different types of rest that we need to remain sane.Click here to access the podcast in a platform of your choice, such as Spotify and Apple Podcasts https://tr.ee/Kz8U7B2wiqTechnology is a double-edged sword in our pursuit of peace and silence. It helps us to live our lives efficiently but often becomes a source of constant, unwanted noise. In this episode, Dr. Mandla advises listeners to be mindful of the potential negative influences technology can have on peace and tranquility. He suggests the best way to lessen these effects is by practicing restraint or limiting its use, especially during supposed rest periods.They also share how different cultures perceive silence and the varying degrees of comfort levels with silence across generations. For people who find silence unfamiliar or uncomfortable, Dr. Mandla recommends facing it as a challenge to train themselves to embrace silence gradually. He discusses the benefits of practicing silence, from achieving mental clarity to reducing stress and spurred creativity.The conversation then shifts to how things can impact our inner peace, from constant external noise to the internal noise generated by psychological influences. Listeners will get a deeper understanding of how inner peace can help them maintain their emotional barriers against the distractions of the outer world. This episode also highlights various insights on seeking solace even amidst the urban chaos and noise pollution's detrimental effects on one's overall health.Join us in this thoughtful exploration of peace, silence, and rest. It concludes with an enlightening excerpt from Dr. Mandla's book, "Conquer Your Mountains," a wellspring of inspiration that prompts introspection, self-realization, and resiliency. Tune in to listen, reflect, and be inspired.

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🌟 Manifestation vs. Assumption: What’s the Difference? 🌟Ever wondered how the Law of Manifestation differs from the Law of Assumption? 🤔 In today's episode, Susan Carabello breaks it down for you! Whether you're manifesting or assuming, understanding these laws can transform your approach to creating your dream life. 🚀✨Key takeaway: Manifestation is about attracting what you desire, while Assumption is about believing it's already yours. Both are powerful—but which one resonates with you? 🌠 Leave your thoughts in the comments below!👉 Dive deeper into this discussion in our latest episode on Spotify & Apple Podcasts. Full video and more on Patreon! https://smpl.is/9hmg4...#InnerPowerInsights #LawOfManifestation #LawOfAssumption #ManifestYourDreams #SpiritualGrowth #PodcastEpisode #SelfEmpowerment #Manifestation #Manifest

Reclaim Your Freedom: Focus on Your Values and PurposeEver feel like you're driving through life constantly checking your rearview mirror, worried about who’s watching? Discover the liberating power of letting go of other people's opinions with Craig Skelton on the Morning Mindset Podcast. In today's episode, we break down why human nature inclines us to seek acceptance and how this primal instinct can actually hold us back. We'll explore why trying to please everyone is not only exhausting but also unproductive. Tune in to learn practical strategies to reclaim your personal and professional freedom. Craig shares how focusing on your own values, practicing self-compassion, and taking purposeful action can help you break free from the cycle of worry and judgment. Understand that not everyone will like you, and that’s perfectly okay. Get ready for your daily dose of inspiration and actionable advice to live a life true to yourself and your values.Listen to the podcast onApple https://lnkd.in/eT4ijBBWSpotify https://lnkd.in/eC364rCqOr watch the episode on YouTube https://lnkd.in/etFQz5QPLooking for one to one mentoring, visit my website to see how it works craigskelton.co.uk

The tables have turned!Introducing the Path to Integration podcast by Christina Sudduth In her latest episode, I am the interviewee, and I explain how I navigate the struggles in life in pursuit of self actualization.I hope you give it a listen!https://lnkd.in/dbpVe6VE

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Your voice is a tool. Are you using it?In this episode, Melanie Lawson and Olivia Evans delve into a quote from James Clear, author of Atomic Habits, on over communication…“If you wait to reply because you don’t have an answer yet (or because you don’t want to share bad news), the other party often ends up making assumptions about what the delayed reply might mean. Silence frustrates and confuses people. Better to communicate early and often.” - James ClearBeing vague or not responding at all can bring about the very thing you’re trying to avoid. That awkward, icky vibe. Or worse yet, an argument. Saying the hard thing you’re putting off can lead to deeper connections and clearer understanding. This is your sign to say the thing you think you can’t say.Listen to the full episode now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or watch the conversation over on YouTube #TheMelLawsonShow

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