Lighting The Candle - Exvadio Network

Bill Correll, Lisa Byrne from the Lighting The Candle crew and guest Meredith Bell discuss communications, understanding, how it affects relationships and how organizations like schools and churches can promote the process.

The conversation continues as Lighting The Candle crew members Bill Correll and Ken Caputo talk about how to extend the concept of Best Day Ever to others through education and leadership.

Lighting The Candle crew members Bill Correll and Ken Caputo discuss the meaning of 'Best Day Ever' as they seek to empower people and expand the conversation.

The Lighting The Candle crew continues their talk about leadership and how to take it to the next level. Reaching higher brings true leadership to partnerships as real leaders also allow themselves to follow and collaborate.

The Lighting The Candle crew discusses what true leadership is, how it differs from management and how leaders affect people and the world around them.

The Lighting The Candle crew continues their exploration of critical thinking and looks at how experience changes your confidence in education.

The Lighting The Candle crew continues their exploration of what it means to think critically and the importance of questioning constantly.

Lighting The Candle host Bill Correll talks about how encouraging critical thinking empowers people.

What would happen if we all shared some common ideals? Is it possible? The Lighting The Candle crew discusses shared ideals and the impact they can have.

The Lighting The Candle crew discusses headlines, clickbait, and the importance of digging deep and not just looking on the surface.

The Lighting The Candle crew discusses how we can provide opportunities for everybody and the downside of being "anti" and Dr. Seuss.

Lighting The Candle host Bill Correll and producer Eric Lopkin discuss cancel culture, encouraging conversations and what holds back effective legislation.

Lighting The Candle host Bill Correll talks with producer Eric Lopkin about current events and the historical patterns that can be used to predict what is happening ad how we can use it to improve situations.

The Lighting The Candle crew discusses focus and the power of saying no. Telling people no and not taking on more than you can do is important to a person's well-being, and yet most people are never taught that it's okay to say no.

The Lighting The Candle crew discusses the benefits of mindfulness and mindset to empower people to be their best.

The Lighting The Candle crew discusses empowerment through synergy and synchronicity. What does that mean and how can we accomplish more together.

The Lighting The Candle crew discusses empowerment, connections and the difference between cooperation and collaboration.

Lighting The Candle crew members Bill Correll and Vanessa Lewis discuss people's reactions to handshakes, masks, elbow bumps and greetings in the post pandemic world.

Lighting The Candle crew members Bill Correll and Vanessa Lewis discuss cutting through the noise when listening, reading, or watching media.

The Lighting The Candle crew discusses the image and the reality of police activity and training.

This week the Lighting The Candle crew talks about the impact and influence of the truth and of lies.

With everything going on in today's world, can love take hold? The Lighting The Candle crew discusses the discord in the world, the possibility of coming together and being kind to each other.

Why do people feel uncomfortable about being grateful? The Lighting The Candle crew discusses what they love about their lives, how important it is to be grateful for what you have. They also look at what it feels like to discuss loving your life.

The Lighting The Candle crew discusses cancel culture, social media, and the overload of conflicting information.

The Lighting The Candle crew discuss the importance of discussion. Since it is impossible to prove a negative, people halt conversation by calling people names. How does halting the conversation affect people. How are good intentions ruined by the failure to share ideas and insights?