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Do you know how to life live in between the holidays, highs and lows and events? Really live in the ordinary time? I think we've lost that ability, and I want to challenge us to learn how to do that this year, 2024. Referenced in the podcast: Silence Kills by Scott Harvey https://simonsinek.com/books/the-infinite-game/ by Simon Sinek Message Cheryl to work with her.

How are you showing up in the world, every day, when no one is watching? THAT'S integrity. Kurt Vonnegut Atomic Habits

The topic of today - Humility - is the result of a listener's request.

You know when it's there. You know when it's not there. Difficult to describe/define. Friction, tension, signs to watch for as you are living in your life/job. Enneagram Assessment: Get to Know Yourself at your core Authors who write about character: Jon Gordon Mel Robbins Patrick Lencioni

Happy New Year! 5 Million podcasts; 70 million episodes, how do you choose what you listen to? Cheryl's Word of 2024 and much more! Jon Gordon: One Word IcePod: My first one - 43 SECONDS!

Do you know people who say they'll do it and you know they will? Do you know people who say they'll do it and you know they won't? Which person are you? Do you need to improve on this? Listen in; we talked boldly and candidly about how to get shit done! Mel Robbins: She's got good stuff! Atomic Habits by James Clear Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer Getting Unstuck C...

Last Extra Episode for 2023. Cheryl shares her family's tradition of a Year in Review and tells you what she does and how she spent her year. Generations: The Real Difference Between Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, Boomers and Silents and What They mean for America's Future by Jean M. Twenge

Can you motivate another person? Can you be motivated? What gets you up in the morning? All questions we talk about in this episode on Motivations. Listen to the end, where Cheryl talks about how she motivated her 15 year old son! Cheryl's Homepage Motivation Self Talk Video: Mel Robbins Working Genius

Last time we talked about Knowledge (What you know). This week we talk about Skills (What can you do). In the younger years of our lives, we are collecting knowledge and skill and refining those as we age. Can we get better? Yes. Are there essential skills? Yes. Are we prepared for the workplace? Uhhh, no. Homepage 11 Skills Employers Want Sinek/Bartlett: Buckets (Podcast) Laws of Communication

First episode of Season 2 starts with knowledge, the first step in building your reputation. How do you know what you know? From whom did you learn it? Can you admit when you don't know? (Yes, I struggle with that.) We even make sense of knowledge through the use of a PUNNETT Square! Website: Sweating the Small Stuff (Sinek & Bartlett): 24 minutes in PUNNETT Square: about Knowledge: Pt 1:...

We're backkkkkk, season Two! What can you expect??

Cheeseburgers for breakfast? Why do we shake with the right hand? Who made lunch dinner and dinner supper but lunch can't be supper?

My second "old person guest" - a German - answers the questions: What do you think of old people? and "What do you think of young people?" Don't miss it - all the way till the end.

Have you ever thought about the difference between confidence and courage or confidence and arrogance? Is confidence automatic? Can confidence grow and get stronger? If so, how. And then there's the topic of arrogance and how we determine the difference. Listen in, quite the lively conversation with a lot of laughter! Oh and if you could provide an alternative to the phrase "Pick your bra...

How are you really? Have you checked in with yourself recently? Do you see emotions as signs, symptoms for insight into you? In this episode Cheryl talks about loneliness. It's really and we need to be paying attention! Insights on Teen Loneliness Kiera Colson John Delany Book : Building a Non Anxious Life

Career Fairs. What comes to mind when you hear those words? Clint Hill: Five Presidents Madison Mitchell, Recruiter

The end of 2023 is three months away. Then what? What were your Q3 highlights or lowlights, joys, moments of belly laughing, ugly cries. Without looking back, we don't know if we're on course or off course or if there's even a course we like. Reflection is how/where/when we really learn and internalize our life. I encourage you to take a hour to stop and breathe about Q3 and think abou...

Boy, this was an interesting conversation. What do you stand for? Is that different than standing up for something or someone. Might be the first conversation that we don't resolve the topic. BUT we sure ask questions to hopefully get you to think! Aaron Tippin: You've Got to Stand for Something

On today's episode I talk with a young Gen Z, Lexi Murray who has those words as her senior quote. She is a woman of action, a truly remarkable young lady who is a 7th generation farmer. She is one of those young people that will energize you and leave you so positive about our future! WOW!

Gen Z guest and now a Silent Generation (Traditionalist) guest. Today's episode is an interview with an 83-year old man, full of wisdom and spunk and a lot of insight you well want to hear. I interview my dad, Joe Bierman. What a privilege and honor! And yes, he tells a bit too much about me.

Part of the reason we don't like endings is because we are scared of new beginnings. There's beauty in both. We talk about Beginnings today!

Katie is a young woman, age 20! We have a wonderful conversation about professional life, lessons learned in an internship and well, we laugh! Join us.

Labels have been around since the dawn of time. Noah gets to the heart of the matter by asking one question. Do we label for description or judgment? You don't want to miss this!