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Jennifer discusses the ebb and flow of bad and good days and how changing our expectations during tough times can give us motivation and opportunities for growth, so the good times can be even better. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer talks about developing awareness of how we use our words, so we can take advantage of the amazing influence that words have over the lives of ourselves and those around us. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer discusses the essential roles of the ego and the self in our lives. Why is each one important, and what does it mean when the ego takes over? For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer helps a listener deal with the common need for other people’s approval, which often leads to less confidence. She helps us understand why we tend to take things so personally, so we can find ways to let them go. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer continues the conversation about the underlying issue holding people back from being their best selves and challenges listeners to start thinking differently.  For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer talks about the commonality of imposter syndrome among professionals, how it affects them, and what steps they can take to start moving beyond it.   For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer gives listeners strategies for gaining the trust of employees, so they can become more effective leaders. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer and Mark talk about sharing the role of decision-maker and how dividing power and creating boundaries can be beneficial for both the individual and the relationship.   For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer follows up last week’s episode with an important coaching tool that can help us build trust in relationships through the use of open-ended “what” and “how” questions.   For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer explains how choosing to be vulnerable in our work and personal lives can build the potential for deeper connections and stronger relationships to develop.   For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer speaks about the benefits of trying new things at any stage in life and how listening to our instincts for the right timing is key for finding success in our endeavors.   For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer helps listeners understand the positive or negative impact they are having on those around them and how improving this form of self-awareness can help improve relationships.   For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

A listener asks for advice on nurturing client relationships, and Jennifer expands her answer to include support for all kinds of relationships.  For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer discusses creating a successful work-life balance and how that might look different for everybody.  For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer discusses a listener’s question about approaching the future with positivity.   For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Jennifer Powers welcomes listeners and gives a “being better” preview of what the show is all about. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

If you’re not one to seek the advice of others, you may be missing out on valuable ideas and experiences. In this final installment of our Oh, shift! podcast, Jennifer and Mark discuss the power that comes with asking others for help. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

This episode on the power of words is all about swear words. Jennifer and Mark explore how we can become more mindful about our choice to curse and the potential effects swearing has on both ourselves and others.   For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Everyone is going through something, yet it’s easy to feel all alone in your problems. In this episode, Jennifer and Mark share practical tips listeners can use to create safe spaces where they can share their struggles and get support from others. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

Even when we have tools at our disposal to manage reactions, it’s not always possible to avoid a negative reaction. In this episode, Jennifer and Mark explain how to allow yourself a safe space to experience negative reactions.  For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

This episode is a follow up to the previous Wild Card episode on coaching (dated 8/31/2020). In this episode, Jennifer and Mark share practical coaching techniques that can help us build relationships and empower our coworkers, families, and friends. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

The idea of flow versus resistance is a recurring Oh, shift! topic. In this latest episode, Jennifer and Mark discuss the benefits of being in flow and how listeners can identify where they fall on the flow/resistance spectrum. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

It’s normal to give up parts of yourself when you are in a relationship - but doing that all the time isn’t always good for you and/or your partner. In this episode, Jennifer and Mark explore the idea of maintaining your identity as an individual within a relationship. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

In this episode on change, Jennifer and Mark share a practical exercise, discuss obstacles, and lay out a roadmap for listeners to identify and effect the changes they would like to make in their lives. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.

It’s important to understand what makes you tick as a person in order to live your best life. In this episode, certified coach Jennifer Powers shares self-coaching techniques that can allow you to better understand yourself. For more information and additional resources, please visit our  MI University webpage.