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Are you prioritizing your time so that you spend it in a way that is aligned with what matters? In our most recent podcast episode, our guest breaks down some amazing strategies that can help us re-evaluate how we think about time management. #mind.money.podcast Check out full episodes of the Mind Money Podcast, a podcast all about ADHD and money: https://lnkd.in/gjRTr-QX

It's National Working Parents Day! We're celebrating all the hard work our working parent colleagues, listeners, readers, and friends do in the face of the many challenges being a working parent presents. Looking for ways to better support the working parents on your team? Check out this podcast episode: https://loom.ly/vgsLqfg #WorkingParentsDay #ChildcareCrisis #JoyPoweredWorkspacePodcast #JoyPowered #HumanResources #JoyAtWork #JoyfulWork #WorkingParents

Are you prioritizing your time so that you spend it in a way that is aligned with what matters? In our most recent podcast episode, our guest breaks down some amazing strategies that can help us re-evaluate how we think about time management. #mind.money.podcast Check out full episodes of the Mind Money Podcast, a podcast all about ADHD and money: https://lnkd.in/g6h_wZaq

I joined Lynn Coleman on her 🎙 podcast, Conversations About Power. I am really very interested in compassion, but the way I came to the subject for "Call for Compassion" book is not what you would expect. I got an idea in the middle of the night that I was supposed to write a book about compassion. So, I did. During this podcast episode, we explore ideas about: 📘 Compassion and why we need it. 📘 What the pandemic has done to help us understand each other more and how we react to each other differently now. 📘 Tapping into Heavenly power and using the resources around us. 📘 Inklings and why we should listen to them. 📘 This episode dives into whispers, hints, subtle signs and signals that we can choose to listen to. Catch the podcast at: https://lnkd.in/gJbvNFuD #ConversationsAboutPower #CallForCompassion

Why be a 'nice girl' when you can be brazen? For all those out there who, like me, could play the perfect Nice Girl but never really fit the bill...  Well... be Brazen. Spoiler alert... the emotion that comes right after fear is shame. But I've seen it over and over with my clients... you got this! It’s just because you’re not trained (yet!) to embrace your ambition and do the scary things. Dare to be brazen. What's holding you back? Check out latest podcast episode, "Dare to Want More," for non-icky ways to practice! 👉 https://lnkd.in/eKzm8QPP

Having "the talk" with your aging parents isn't easy. I know - I've guided hundreds of families through these conversations. The good news? There are ways to make these discussions feel natural and loving. It starts with choosing the right moment, opening with genuine care, and asking questions that invite real dialogue. I dive deep into this topic in this week's Aging Parent Playbook podcast episode. If you're wondering how to start these important conversations, this episode walks you through exactly how to do it - with real examples and scripts you can use. Listen now - https://lnkd.in/e5Q7y_yu #AgingParents #ElderCare #FamilyConversations

On episode 185 of #ParentingWithImpact with ImpactParents, Elaine and Diane talk about the importance of approaching challenges with an open mind and a willingness to experiment. Listen to this Parenting With Impact episode with Elaine and Diane as they discuss the three A’s: Awareness, Acknowledgment, and Action. 👉 Click the link below to find this podcast episode and more over on our Youtube channel! https://lnkd.in/eP5KQAGq #adhdawareness #adhdpodcast #neurodivergentkids #parentingpodcast

NEW EPISODE: Did you ever lie when you were a kid? I can relate.   See, growing up, my wife and I experienced moments wherein we lied and felt compelled to hide things from our parents. I remember feeling the weight of fear whenever I was caught in a lie. It's a feeling that sticks with you… it's something I try to keep in mind when dealing with my own kids.   In our latest podcast episode, we had a pretty insightful discussion. One key takeaway was the significance of our response as parents.    Instead of reacting with anger or frustration, could you instead take a step back and consider what might be going on in their minds?    By connecting with our children and showing empathy, we can build a stronger, more trusting relationship. This approach not only helps in reducing the frequency of lies but also fosters open communication. https://lnkd.in/evf5iyQb https://lnkd.in/eipzjiKx

NEW EPISODE: Did you ever lie when you were a kid? I can relate.   See, growing up, my wife and I experienced moments wherein we lied and felt compelled to hide things from our parents. I remember feeling the weight of fear whenever I was caught in a lie. It's a feeling that sticks with you… it's something I try to keep in mind when dealing with my own kids.   In our latest podcast episode, we had a pretty insightful discussion. One key takeaway was the significance of our response as parents.    Instead of reacting with anger or frustration, could you instead take a step back and consider what might be going on in their minds?    By connecting with our children and showing empathy, we can build a stronger, more trusting relationship. This approach not only helps in reducing the frequency of lies but also fosters open communication. https://lnkd.in/evf5iyQb https://lnkd.in/eipzjiKx

NEW EPISODE: Did you ever lie when you were a kid? I can relate.   See, growing up, my wife and I experienced moments wherein we lied and felt compelled to hide things from our parents. I remember feeling the weight of fear whenever I was caught in a lie. It's a feeling that sticks with you… it's something I try to keep in mind when dealing with my own kids.   In our latest podcast episode, we had a pretty insightful discussion. One key takeaway was the significance of our response as parents.    Instead of reacting with anger or frustration, could you instead take a step back and consider what might be going on in their minds?    By connecting with our children and showing empathy, we can build a stronger, more trusting relationship. This approach not only helps in reducing the frequency of lies but also fosters open communication. https://lnkd.in/evf5iyQb https://lnkd.in/eipzjiKx