We make decisions throughout every single day of our lives, but only a certain type of decision can lead to regret later on, so how can you identify those decisions before you make them, what can you do to minimize or eliminate any regret they may cause, and what can you do to become a better decision-maker?
774: The 3 Most Common Hurdles in Decision Making, And How to Avoid Them
773: Eric Weinstein Meets The Art Of Charm. Part 1 (Why we need The Portal)
The harder a decision seems to be for people, the less likely it is that we will spend enough time researching it in order to determine what to do – but why is that, how should we handle the component of time when it comes to waiting to make decisions, and what can you do to eliminate the fear of regret in your life?
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772: Dan Ariely: How to Defeat Indecision and Regret
The harder a decision seems to be for people, the less likely it is that we will spend enough time researching it in order to determine what to do – but why is that, how should we handle the component of time when it comes to waiting to make decisions, and what can you do to eliminate the fear of regret in your life?
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771: Dealing with Competition, Codependency and High Value Conversations – Q&A with Erin Muroski
Most of us will never undergo professional training in the world of improve and yet we engage in improv almost every day because life is improv – so why should you consider taking an improv class, how does improv relate to self-development, and how can an improv mindset help you to relax in social situations?
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770: Leon Logothetis: Traveling the World Relying on Kindness
Kindness costs you nothing but can change someone’s life forever, even your own – but how do we even define kindness, what does it mean to be genuinely kind, and how can a simple act of kindness have such lasting effects on the people around us?
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769: Laura Heck: AVOID These 4 Behaviors in Any Relationship
The majority of issues we face in relationships can be boiled down to 4 types of behaviors we exhibit, so what are they, how do you identify which ones you exhibit, and what can you do to deal with them in yourself, your partner, friends, family members, and coworkers before they fall apart?
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768: How to set boundaries that set you free
Establishing boundaries can feel intimidating if you’ve never successfully set them before, so why are they so important when it comes to maintaining healthy relationships? Why does a lack of boundaries often lead to undesirable outcomes? What formula can you follow to start setting boundaries today? We’ll answer all those questions this episode.
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767: How to master communication in a relationship
Relationships are a two-way street, but when it comes to communication it’s important to understand people have a variety of preferences when it comes to how love and affection are given and received, so what are those preferences, how can you identify what someone’s preferences are, and how can you implement all of this information to build new relationships and strengthen existing ones?
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766: Michael Herold on Facing the Impossible and Beating it | Q&A
Personal transformation is a long and arduous process, but we all have to start somewhere, so how do you know when it’s time to make such a drastic change, what can you do to stop from feeling overwhelmed in the beginning, and how do you know when it’s time to graduate from one step to the next?
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765: Parents, Part 2: Warren Farrell on The Boy Crisis and Dad Deprivation
The role of the father in raising children is often downplayed in society, but what do fathers bring to the table that mothers do not, why does the absence of a father have such long-lasting effects, and what steps can we take today to be there for our children?
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