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#132 – Tell Your Employees You Appreciate Them (Categories & Strategies Of Recognition)

"The deepest principle in human nature is the craving to be appreciated." –William James Can you remember a time when a manager made you feel genuinely seen and appreciated? In this episode, we explore why recognition matters, not just for motivation and morale, but for building trust and stron ...

The Illusion of Separation with Jonathan Bricklin

The Illusion of Separation with Jonathan Bricklin Jonathan Bricklin, former program director of the New York Open Center, is a scholar of William James. He has written numerous academic papers and two acclaimed books: The Illusion of Will, Self, and Time: William James’s Reluctant Guide to Enli ...

Growing Pains (Part 8): The Power Of Pruning | Jake Haber

Pruning is not just a gardening technique... it’s a profound spiritual practice. In this week’s message, we explore the deep wisdom behind letting go, saying “no,” and shaping a life that aligns with what truly matters.   From the necessity of cutting back, to the surprising freedom that emerg ...

E6: The Sustainable Warrior: Mastering The Art Of The Strategic Pause

One of the most profound dilemmas an athlete faces is deciding when to "white-knuckle" through the pain and when to listen to the body’s plea for rest. In this episode, we dive deep into the tension between Grit—the relentless pursuit of passion and perseverance—and Grace—the practice of psychol ...

Back from Austin & EnochiaCon News

Watch the full livestream: https://youtube.com/live/aM9pps7qZH4?feature=share Big news and fun reflections on our A.R.S. Spring Workshops last week in Austin, Texas. Frater R.C. returns to Canada after 10 days in Austin, Texas, describing the city as lush, vibrant, and friendlier than Vancouver, ...

EP64. "Once you've seen, you cannot unsee" – Dr. Bill Richards on the science of psychedelics for consciousness, end of life, and mental health #psychedelicscience #bookfriends

I interview Dr. Bill Richards, a pioneering clinical psychologist and one of the leading figures in psychedelic-assisted therapy, on his book Sacred Knowledge: Psychedelics and Religious Experiences. We discuss psilocybin, psychedelic therapy, mystical experiences, consciousness, spirituality, m ...

Remembering Yourself: Why Confidence Comes From Action, Not Before It (Identity & Courage for Women in Midlife)

Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought: "What happened to me?" It’s not always that you don't recognize your face—sometimes, you don't recognize your life. Maybe during a stressful season, health changes, or navigating menopause symptoms, you lost touch with the woman who used to trust h ...

Why You Keep Doing What No Longer Works

Show Notes Why do we keep doing things that no longer work for us? A lot of our behavior makes more sense when we stop asking, “What’swrong with me?” and start asking, “What did this pattern once do for me?” In this episode, I follow that question through habitformation, childhood learning, avoi ...