EP 159 You're probably not a victim. Except you kind of are.
Resources from the Episode:
Mothers of Creation - Provo, Utah - September 26th
David Emerald's book, Three Vital Questions
MDM Academy
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In this episode, Michelle explores the second of The 3 Vital Questions: How are you relating? Drawing on the work of David Emerald and Donna Zajonc, she exam…
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EP 164 Where "I am a creator" actually came from
Thirty years ago, a man sat down for his morning quiet time in the middle of the hardest season of his life. His father had died far too young. He and his wife had been trying to start a family, and he had just learned he was infertile. His marriage was ending. And in that prayerful space, he said,…
EP 165 A voice gave him a date.
In Auschwitz, a man told Viktor Frankl about a dream.
A voice had said he could ask one question, so he asked the only one that mattered: when would the war be over for him. Not for everyone. For him. The voice gave him a date.
He believed it completely.
I have not been able to stop thinking abo…
Episode 168: Donna Zajonc on Victim, Creator, and Who You Want to Be
I'm a recovering rescuer.
For me this shows up as me doing things for others that they should really be doing for themselves (often my kids). I also sometimes jump in and try to fix a problem that isn't mine, or do something I was never asked to do—like call the doctor or plan the party or give …
Ep# 137: How To Stop Rescuing Your Adult Children
The Drama Triangle vs. Empowerment Dynamic
The Drama Triangle is a model of relational dynamics created by psychiatrist Stephen Karpman in 1968. It was developed to help us recognize three recurring roles people can fall into during stressful or conflict-filled interactions: Victim, Rescuer, and Pe…
From Competition to Community
Episode Summary:
In this episode of From Coffee to Cases, hosts Delisi Friday and Leann Lyon discuss the critical mindset shifts necessary for attorneys to build a successful referral network. Delisi, founder of First Call Friday, emphasizes the importance of viewing other lawyers as potential frie…
From Competition to Community
Episode Summary:
In this episode of From Coffee to Cases, hosts Delisi Friday and Leann Lyon discuss the critical mindset shifts necessary for attorneys to build a successful referral network. Delisi, founder of First Call Friday, emphasizes the importance of viewing other lawyers as potential frie…
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