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Guest interviews
English
United States
82 episodes
since Jan. 1, 2019
episodic
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In this episode of Let’s Talk Human Behavior, Richard Flint discusses building confidence in yourself.
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In this episode of Let’s Talk Human Behavior, Richard Flint continues his Mind Fitness series with a discussion about Living In A Hurry.
Do you constantly feel behind, overwhelmed, or like there simply aren’t enough hours in the day?
Living in a hurry isn’t just about moving fast. It’s what happe…
In this episode of Let’s Talk Human Behavior, Richard Flint continues his Mind Fitness series by exploring why so many people feel constantly tired.
Being tired is not always about sleep.
It can come from uncertainty, financial pressure, too much on your plate, unfinished work, loss of purpose, a…
In this episode of Let's Talk Human Behavior, Richard Flint continues his Mind Fitness series by exploring one of the most overlooked strengths in life: endurance.
Life never stops moving.
Some days you feel like you're making progress. Other days it feels like you're simply trying to keep up. Th…
In this episode of Let's Talk Human Behavior, Richard Flint continues his Mind Fitness series by tackling one of the most common behaviors that quietly holds people back from success: making excuses.
Everyone has excuses.
The question is whether they're protecting you...or preventing you from bec…
In this episode of Let’s Talk Human Behavior, Richard Flint continues his Mind Fitness series with a discussion about one of the most important habits for personal growth: becoming a continual student.
Life is always teaching.
Every challenge, setback, conversation, opportunity, and experience ha…
In this episode of Let’s Talk Human Behavior, Richard Flint continues his new Mind Fitness series with a deeper look at one of the most important strengths a person can develop: resilience.
Resilience: The Strength to Get Back Up
Life is unpredictable. Plans change. Setbacks happen. Momentum disa…
In this episode, Richard Flint sits down with Bob Malone for a thoughtful, wide-ranging conversation about what real success looks like over a lifetime.
Bob shares his personal - story from growing up without a mother, to leaving seminary, to building a 45+ year career in real estate rooted in ser…
On this episode of Let’s Talk Human Behavior, Richard Flint welcomes Annetta Caldwell, author of Caught, for a candid conversation about her harrowing past in witchcraft, drugs, and demonic oppression — and the life-changing freedom she found through faith in Christ.
Annetta opens up about:
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