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george bernard Shaw (; 26 July 1856 – 2 November 1950), known at his insistence simply as Bernard Shaw, was an Irish playwright, critic, polemicist and political activist. His influence on Western theatre, culture and politics extended from the 1880s to his death and beyond. He wrote more than sixty plays, including major works such as Man and Superman (1902), Pygmalion (1912) and Saint Joan (1923).
Oh, Tell Me His Name Again: The Many Names of Go
In this heartfelt reflection, we explore the wonder and depth of God’s many names — each revealing a facet of His glory, power, and love. From the Alpha and Omega to the Bright and Morning Star, the message reminds us that the name of God cannot be contained in just one word. Through a touching sto…
Dr. Joe Dispenza - Avoid the Harrington Rod
The past is history, and the future lies ahead. I was deeply moved by a story from Dr. Joe Dispenza about an accident he had during a triathlon in California years ago. He suffered severe injuries, including six broken vertebrae, after being hit and dragged by a car.
Upon hospitalization, doctors…
5 Years From Now
We are constantly faced with choices that can steer our lives in different directions. For instance, after my early morning workout at home in Florida, I find myself contemplating various options: jumping into the pool, taking an ice bath, walking my dog or recording a podcast. These decisions conf…
Imposter Syndrome - Finding a Role Model
Plato's statement about the ideal citizen being a scholar athlete resonates with me. I've always sought a role model who embodies this balance of thought and action, embodying both physical prowess and intellectual depth.
An influential figure for me has been Admiral William McCraven, who delive…
Free Will and Choice
One of the books that I pulled up my shelf, I don't know how many times, during the last 20 years. It's made a profound impact on me. I go back to some of the concepts in there over and over again.
It's a book called the Mind and the Brain Doctor Jeffrey Schwartz. I love the subtitle neuroplastic…
How to be Persuasive in Sales with John Ferguson
There is a saying from George Bernard that says "He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches".John Ferguson from Aslan Training and Development is the exact opposite of the above quote. He practices what he preaches as he has to sell the training program and teach it to his clients.Learn about how to …
E94 Sherlock Says: The Rain In Spain
Listen. Stay with us on this one. This week, Rachael and Ansel are joined by local actor Robb Krueger to talk about George Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion and its musical adaptation My Fair Lady, neither of which has anything to do with Sherlock Holmes.
... or do they?
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5. The Hard Conversation You Are Avoiding Is Costing You More Than You Think
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Silence is not peace. Silence is delayed conflict with compound interest. Every week you avoid a hard conversation, the cost goes up. Not linearly. Exponentially.In Episode 5 of The Better Daily, I draw on a clinical category called "stable but significant findings" to explain why …
Jevons Paradox: Perhaps Not a Paradox After All
Vantage Point - the podcast for critical thinkers.
Why making something more efficient makes us use more of it — and what that means for AI.
In this episodeA definition and a hard look at the episode's theme, plus 10 of Eli's aphorisms, Harold Geneen, George Bernard Shaw, Thomas J. Watson, and Si…
TGMS Ep: 273 Lust Is A Distraction For The Mediocre
In this bold episode of The Greg McAfee Show, Greg explores how distractions—not just lust, but the constant pursuit of comfort, pleasure, and instant gratification—can quietly derail your purpose. Businesses, relationships, and legacies aren’t built by accident; they’re built through focus, discip…
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