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No matter your profession, the ability to think critically and logically is essential for success. Whether you're making important decisions at work, tackling a challenging project, or simply navigating your daily life, a clear and strategic mind can make all the difference. In this comprehensive guide, we will teach you the secrets of effective critical and logical thinking. You'll learn how to identify common pitfalls and biases, evaluate arguments and evidence, and make sound and rational decisions. With practical tools and techniques at your fingertips, you'll be able to approach any ...

Essere assertivi significa saper esprimere le proprie opinioni e bisogni con chiarezza e rispetto, senza prevaricare né sottomettersi. In questo episodio esploriamo cos'è davvero l'assertività, perché è fondamentale nelle relazioni personali e professionali, e come svilupparla nella vita quotidiana.

Andrew shares what helped him play his best rugby, the mindset he had going into games and how he got through a slump in form in his mid-twenties. He talks about advise that Paul O’Connell gave him in Ireland camp, how Joe Schmidt got the best out of him and what he did to build his confidence. Andrew gives his thoughts on the state of Ulster Rugby at the moment. He also talks about the team he was in with Ruan Pienaar and Johan Muller, and why Leinster Rugby kept getting the better of them in knockout games. He speaks on the financial viability of the game and also what laws are making the...

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In this episode of the Room2Breathe Podcast, LifeCoach614 dives deep into the power of the waiting season. Discover how delays can be divine, growth-filled spaces that prepare you for what’s next. Through personal reflection, truth-filled encouragement, and soul-nourishing affirmations, this message will help you shift your perspective and trust your journey—no matter how long it's taking.

Protect your family with our 1 minute free parent quiz https://www.smartsocial.com/newsletterJoin our next weekly live parent events: https://smartsocial.com/eventsWhat happens when AI can copy your child’s face, voice, and personality—without them ever knowing?In this episode, we dive into the release of Google Veo, a powerful new tool that makes it easier than ever to create deepfake videos that look frighteningly real. These aren’t just harmless digital illusions. They’re convincing enough to fool friends, families, and even major companies.We’ll explore how tools like this ...

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Workplace mental health | Men & boy’s health | Crisis support | Counsellor | Speaker | Radio presenter Rae employs more than a decade of experience to develo...

The Food Shrinks are back with a spicy, heartfelt conversation about one of the most polarizing tools in the recovery world right now—GLP-1 medications (like Ozempic and Wegovy). In this episode, they tackle the growing buzz (and backlash) around these drugs in eating disorder and food addiction spaces. Are GLP-1s a betrayal of “real” recovery, or can they be a supportive tool for healing? The hosts spill some behind-the-scenes tea, share their personal and clinical experiences, and ask hard questions: Who gets to decide what recovery looks like? Why is there so much shame around using ...

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Sorry.. not sorry but today J + A are talking Apologies AF. Apologizing takes on a new meaning once becoming alcohol-free. And while we are moving forward into an unapologetic life of sobriety, do we need to make amends for who were when we drank? That and so much more on our NEW episode of Mocksicated. dm | follow @mocksicated

In this episode, Peter McKenzie and Amanda Ellis discuss the transition of the Firehouse Roundtable podcast to the Fire Family Collective, focusing on the importance of community and support for families of firefighters. Amanda shares her personal journey of feeling isolated as a new firefighter's spouse and how connecting with others in similar situations has been transformative. They explore the vision for the Fire Family Collective, including mentorship programs and upcoming resources aimed at supporting families. The conversation emphasizes the need for connection, understanding, and ...

Dear Permission to be Powerful Reader,I come from St. Lucia. A place so beautiful it looks like a dream. But dreams don’t put food on the table.When I was in seventh grade, I stared out the classroom window and saw a school of whales swimming by. It was a view people fly thousands of miles to see. But for me? That window wasn’t an escape. It was a reminder. A reminder that beyond that ocean, there was something bigger waiting for me—if I had the balls to go get it.My father worked at a five-star resort for 25 years. It was modern-day servitude—smiling, nodding, catering to the world’...

This series is dedicated to honouring the pioneering women who have shaped the history of RANZCP as past presidents. Out of the 55 individuals who have held this esteemed position, only nine have been women — and with a female president currently at the helm, we reflect on the legacy of their trailblazing contributions. Each episode delves into the personal stories, challenges and triumphs of these pioneers, offering valuable inspiration and insights for the next generation of women in psychiatry as we continue working towards great gender equity. In this episode Dr Padmini Howpage ...

Share your Thoughts about this EpisodeIn this episode, host Alicia discusses her podcast, The Intuitive Revolution, and delves into the world of intuition and spirituality. She introduces herself as an intuitive healer and meditation coach, sharing insights on how to tap into one's intuition through various practices such as meditation, breathwork, and emotional intelligence. Alicia emphasizes the importance of trusting one's inner knowing and differentiates between true intuition and fear-driven thoughts. The conversation also covers working with spirit guides, understanding different types ...

Esta temporada (que será muy corta) nos surgió con la necesidad de desmentir información que más allá de acercarte al consultorio y atender realmente los temas emocionales, sólo generan una distancia por la fantasía de que con ver un reel creas que ya sabes qué pasa con una situación afectiva o psicológica y peor aún, creas que con eso es suficiente para hacerte cargo de tus relaciones y campos importantes en la vida. Esperamos que te guste, extrañamos mucho hacer el podcast y queríamos regresar con un tema que de verdad fuera crítico y valioso. ⚠️Las opiniones emitidas en ...

Are you struggling with body image issues related to Hidradenitis Suppurativa? This episode is for you! 💪 Cara and Dr. Katelyn get real about the challenges and share actionable steps you can take to improve your relationship with your body. Learn how to:Challenge negative self-talkFocus on self-care and self-compassionCelebrate your body's strengths. Tune in and start your journey to body acceptance today!hsconnect.org/healingspace

In today’s episode of the Hidden World of Women, Emma is joined by Nina. Nina is a dietitian who specialises in working with people in eating disorder recovery. She recovered from her own eating disorder alone and uses the experience to help other people, so they don’t have to do it alone. This episode will cover: What a dietitian is and how they can help in eating disorder recoveryNina’s experience with her eating disorder and what encouraged her to recoverWhat the recovery process can look likeHow you can support someone you love in recovery Despite the heavy topic in today’s episode...

In this deeply personal episode, I share my belated Mother’s Day tribute to the woman who raised a neurodiverse household without ever needing a diagnosis herself. My mom doesn’t have ADHD—but she parented three ADHD brains with grace, grit, and intuition that rivaled any expert playbook. Through stories, reflection, and a letter I never knew I needed to write, I honor the legacy of a woman who was our structure, our rhythm, and our calm. This episode also explores the unique role of neurotypical mothers raising neurodivergent children, Studies show that ADHD is highly heritable (74–...