Bedste Aaron J Jacobs-podcasts (2024)

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105. Marketing Mental Shift: Making Your Message Matter to Customers 17:58

17d ago17:58

17:58

In this episode, we explore the intertwined worlds of marketing and sales, emphasizing the importance of understanding and addressing customer needs to build authentic connections. By examining strategies employed by Olympus Men and OMH Creative, we discuss how to create compelling content with strong templates and guidelines that ensure team align…

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How Much Politics is Enough? (w/ Kevin J. Elliot) 1:05:39

4d ago1:05:39

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Unless you're an early access supporter of the show, this is the last episode you'll hear before the presidential election, which will profoundly shape the state, or looming absence, of American democracy. The critical importance of the choice between Harris and Trump has much of the country thinking about getting more people involved in politics—a…

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How the Media Downplays the Far-Right Threat (w/ Parker Molloy) 59:13

18d ago59:13

59:13

An important theme of this show is the role of rhetoric in politics. It's not just the arguments we make that matter, but when we choose to make them, and how we talk about political issues. And we can learn a lot about the people who disagree with us not just by parsing their arguments, but by paying attention to when and how they make them. This …

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104. Be the Thermostat, Not the Thermometer: Proactive Strategies for Success 14:14

1M ago14:14

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In this week's podcast, Aaron shares a personal experience involving his son's participation in a high school musical and draws parallels to the business and entrepreneurial world. He emphasizes the importance of being proactive rather than reactive in various scenarios, akin to being a thermostat instead of a thermometer. The episode provides prac…

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The Ethics of Democratic Participation (w/ Andy Craig) 43:33

1M ago43:33

43:33

We're staring down the barrel of a presidential election, one that highlights deep questions about democracy and political participation. If our goal is radically more freedom, how should we think about democracy's place in achieving that, given that the popular will often isn't for more freedom. And if the system, as it exists, is rather far from …

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The Democrats’ New Rhetoric of Freedom (w/ Joshua Eakle) 58:07

2M ago58:07

58:07

When Biden dropped out of the presidential race and Harris took over, we witnessed not just a change in candidate, but a change in rhetoric. Harris's campaign began talking in the language of "freedom" and "liberty." Harris's running mate, Tim Walz, contrasted himself with the meddlesome social conservatism of JD Vance by saying he was for "minding…

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Liberalism versus Progressivism (w/ Samantha Hancox-Li) 45:42

2M ago45:42

45:42

This, as it says on the tin, is a show about liberalism. But teasing out what that term means can be challenging. Not just because it's philosophically complex, but because common usage of terms doesn't always conform to rigorous conceptual categories, and even when it does, language evolves. That's the jumping off point for today's conversation. M…

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103. Planning Transformation: Making Success Inevitable 19:04

2M ago19:04

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Making Transformation Inevitable: Plan the Dive and Dive the Plan This week's podcast episode, hosted by Aaron Jay Jacobs, delves into the theme of transformation as families prepare for the back-to-school season. Jacobs shares valuable insights on the 'Plan the Dive, Dive the Plan' philosophy, applying this concept to both personal and business co…

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Pluralism and Liberalism (w/ Jacob T. Levy) 45:26

2M ago45:26

45:26

A liberal society is necessarily an open and diverse one. When people are free to move and free to choose, a country's population and culture will reflect all those differences in tastes, preferences, and ways of living. And that's part of what makes liberalism so great. But a pluralistic society can be bothersome for those who'd prefer everyone be…

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102. Tools to Transform Your Body and Enhance Your Life 32:14

3M ago32:14

32:14

Unlock Your Best Body: Essential Tools for Nutrition and Exercise In this episode of the Storied Coaching Podcast, Aaron J. Jacobs delves into the essentials of hormone optimization and high-performance coaching. He discusses why men seek to live in bodies they are comfortable in and the benefits of testosterone optimization therapy. Aaron introduc…

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101. Superabound with Steve Haase - Creating a Hero's Journey of Superabundance for Entrepreneurs 30:10

3M ago30:10

30:10

In this week's podcast episode, we dive into the fascinating new book 'Superabound: Live the Life the Universe is Dreaming for You' by Steve Haas and Erin Aquin. Host Aaron welcomes Steve to discuss their journeys from coaching clients to authors, the inspiration behind their book, and the concept of guiding people through their own hero's journey,…

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Liberalism as Emancipation (w/ Janet Bufton) 49:01

3M ago49:01

49:01

I'm joined today by Janet Bufton, Program Coordinator & Co-Founder at the Institute for Liberal Studies. I'm a little embarassed it's taken me this long to get her on the show, because she's one of the most thoughtful advocates out there of the kind of genuine and broad liberalism--and liberal values--that are at the heart of ReImagining Liberty. W…

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100. Transforming Performance with the Hawthorne Effect 20:40

3M ago20:40

20:40

The Hawthorne Effect: Celebrating 100 Episodes with Aaron J. Jacobs In this milestone 100th episode of the storied coaching podcast, Aaron J. Jacobs reflects on the journey so far and expresses gratitude to his listeners. He delves into the fascinating concept of the Hawthorne Effect, discussing its origins, key experiments, and its relevance today…

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99. The Comment Trap: Staying True to Yourself Amidst Criticism 17:19

3M ago17:19

17:19

Avoiding the Comment Section: Strengthen Your Hero's Journey In this week's episode of the Storied Coaching Podcast, Aaron J. Jacobs shares invaluable advice for anyone writing their own hero story: avoid the comment section. He discusses how focusing on negative comments, often from a small and unrepresentative segment of readers, can derail your …

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Remembering David Boaz: A Conversation with His Closest Colleagues 53:01

3M ago53:01

53:01

On June 7th, David Boaz died. He was the Executive Vice President of the Cato Institute, author of *The Libertarian Mind*, and the most important figure in the libertarian movement in the last half century. He was also my mentor, my close friend, and, for twelve years, my boss. I had the privilege of holding, for the first two of those years, what …

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98. Unleash Your Potential with Story Modeling 27:57

4M ago27:57

27:57

Unlocking Your Full Potential with Story Modeling: Overcome Limiting Beliefs In this week's episode of the Storied Coaching Podcast, Aaron J. Jacobs introduces 'Story Modeling', the fourth and largest tool in his toolkit. Building on the previous three tools discussed in episode 97, this episode delves deep into how to deconstruct unhelpful stories…

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97. 3 Essential Tools for Managing Anxiety 17:54

4M ago17:54

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In this week's episode of the Storied Coaching Podcast, Aaron J. Jacobs discusses his recent family trip to New York City and shares three essential tools to manage anxiety. He highlights the importance of mindful breathing/transcendental meditation, physical movement, and gratitude thinking as effective strategies to reduce anxiety and maintain me…

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We Need More Emotion in Politics (w/ Jason Canon) 47:05

4M ago47:05

47:05

Politics gets pretty emotional, and we typically view that as bad. The political scene would be better, we suppose, if more people could set aside their emotions and rationally engage with the hard questions. My guest today isn't so sure. Jason Canon is a PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge in political science, and while he doesn't reject…

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96. Men's Mental Health & Friendship - Insights with Tommy Geary 45:25

4M ago45:25

45:25

In this episode, Aaron is joined by the insightful Tommy Geary, known from the Durable Dad Podcast, for a guest star episode. The two dive deep into the challenges men face, particularly around mental health, connection, and the importance of building meaningful friendships after 40. Sharing personal anecdotes, they emphasize the significance of ma…

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95. Men's Mental Health Month - How to Nurture Male Friendships 18:32

4M ago18:32

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Join Aaron J. Jacobs in episode 95 of the Storied Coaching Podcast as he shares his recent experiences about the importance of male friendships in maintaining mental health. Aaron discusses how regular visits to male friends have rejuvenated his emotional well-being and offers actionable steps for cultivating and maintaining these vital connections…

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94. Men's Mental Health Month 2024: A New Way to 'Man Up' 33:22

5M ago33:22

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Men's Mental Health Month 2024: A New Way to 'Man Up' In this week's episode of the Storied Coaching Podcast, Aaron J. Jacobs dives into the critical topic of Men's Mental Health Month, held every June. Aaron discusses the importance of addressing mental health issues, the societal stigmas men face, and how outdated views of masculinity contribute …

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93. The Testosterone Epidemic - What Men Need to Know 46:47

5M ago46:47

46:47

Welcome to this week's episode of Storied Coaching with Aaron J. Jacobs, where we dive deep into hormone health, specifically focusing on the rising issue of male testosterone deficiency. Aaron discusses testosterone optimization therapy, its benefits, and how it can significantly enhance various aspects of men's lives, from mental clarity and ener…

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The Ideology of Christian Nationalism (w/ Paul Matzko) 56:31

5M ago56:31

56:31

Among the various ideologies opposing liberalism that have seen new or renewed prominence in the last decade is Christian nationalism. It motivates quite a lot of the far right in the culture war, played a role in the attempted overthrow of American democracy on January 6th, and seems to be everywhere on social media. But what is it? Where did it c…

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92. Emerging From The Cave... A New Direction 19:50

5M ago19:50

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DEEP BREATH. I paused to build something new. I'm pretty excited to share it with you. This episode left me with a vulnerability hangover, but I'm here for it. Because by sharing my experience, I can help other men. That man might be you or someone you care about. Tune in to hear about my new direction and why it might be just what you need. FORWAR…

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Radicalism and Rhetoric (w/ Cory Massimino) 54:42

5M ago54:42

54:42

Today's conversation is a good one, but I struggle to come up with a straightforward summary for this intro. I brought back on my good friend, and frequent guest, Cory Massimino to discuss anarchism in theory and practice. And that where we start. But we also get into a larger conversation about the nature of political debate, and the rhetoric of p…

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The Challenge of Gun Violence (w/ Trevor Burrus) 45:55

6M ago45:55

45:55

One of my goals for this show is to explore the complexities of issues people have strong opinions about and assume are straightforward. And it's difficult to think of one that fits that bill better than guns. Today I'm joined by my long time friend and Free Thoughts podcast co-host, constitutional lawyer Trevor Burrus. We talk about the causes of …

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The Nature of Ideology (w/ Jason Blakely) 55:05

6M ago55:05

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We’re all ideological, even if we don’t admit it. We like to think of everyone else as ideological, but imagine our own views to be “reality-based,” simply a clear-eyed picture of how things really are. That's nonsense, and today's episode is all about why. My guest is Jason Blakely, a political science professor at Pepperdine University and author…

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Myths of Populist Economics (w/ Ryan Bourne) 53:28

7M ago53:28

53:28

Populism is a bundle of bad ideas motivated primarily by grievances. Once result is set of economic preferences that will only make the country poorer. With populism on the ballot in November, I've brought on my friend and old colleague Ryan A. Bourne to talk about the errors of populist economics. Ryan is the R. Evan Scharf Chair for the Public Un…

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Misogyny and the Political Divide (w/ Cathy Reisenwitz) 48:26

7M ago48:26

48:26

The right has a problem with women. I don't mean in the sense that women are far less likely to vote for right-wing candidates than men are, though it is true that we have women voters to thank for our avoidance, so far, of the country turning fully towards hard-right authoritarianism. Instead, I mean that misogyny is much more openly expressed by …

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The Evolving Discourse of Social Media (w/ Renée DiResta) 51:52

8M ago51:52

51:52

Digital expression is weird. When we move our communities and communications into digital spaces, such as social media, the result is an uncertain landscape of new incentives, mechanisms of influence, vectors of information and disinformation, and evolving norms. All of which have profound effects on our personal lives, our culture, and our politic…

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AI, Journalism, and the Future of News (w/ Julian Sanchez) 51:08

8M ago51:08

51:08

Both the short and long term impact of AI technologies is unknown, but it's almost certain to be significant. It will destroy some industries, accelerate others, and revolutionize still more. And, it seems, no one has a lukewarm opinion about AI. You're either excited about its prospects, or convinced it's nothing more than intellectual property th…

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The Risk of Civil War 2.0 (w/ Patrick Eddington) 47:15

9M ago47:15

47:15

The January 6th insurrection demonstrated the Trumpist right's willing to use violence to advance its political interests. My guest today is worried that was just the start. Patrick Eddington is a former CIA analyst and a senior fellow in homeland security and civil liberties at the Cato Institute. In a series of essays at his newsletter, The Repub…

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Actually Explaining Postmodernism (w/ Matt McManus) 54:16

9M ago54:16

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On the one hand, we're told we live in a postmodern age. On the other, postmodernism is a notoriously challenging set of philosophical ideas to nail down and understand. But it's worth the effort, because postmodernism, even if it gets some of its arguments wrong or overstates its case, is deeply interesting, with genuinely valuable insights. To he…

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91. How to Regulate Your Nervous System with Kim Rees 46:30

9M ago46:30

46:30

I talk a lot about default and intentional stories. In my experience as a coach, this set of tools helps my clients 90% of the time. But what about the other 10%? Sometimes, you need a different set of tools. This week, I talked with Kim Rees, a coach specializing in Trauma and Nervous System regulation. It is a valuable set of tools, and she gives…

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Music, Meaning, and Liberalism (w/ Akiva Malamet) 42:40

10M ago42:40

42:40

Music gives us meaning, not just in the way we identify deeply with our favorite songs, but in the ways genres create scenes and communities. My conversation today brings back my good friend Akiva Malamet, contributing editor at The UnPopulist, to discuss the connection between music and meaning, and what that can tell us about liberal politics and…

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The Ideological Origins of the Reactionary Right (w/ Tom G. Palmer) 45:25

10M ago45:25

45:25

There's something different about the contemporary right. Classical liberal rhetoric has been replaced with something much uglier and more reactionary, keen to carve the world into us and them and celebrate the use and abuse of power. Today's conversation is about this turn. Or, as my guest explains, this return to ideologies a century old or more,…

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Liberalism, Buddhism, and the Politics of Impermanence 47:11

11M ago47:11

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Early access release: 12/9. Public release: 12/16. Become a supporter and get early access to all new episodes. I am a liberal. I’m also a Buddhist. In a recent essay at The UnPopulist, I wrote about the intersection of the two, which I see as more than compatible, and in fact mutually reinforcing. Buddhist ethics gives us not just the best way to …

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90. Breaking Your Patterns To Induce Growth 18:07

11M ago18:07

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Have things been “okay" for a while? Would you like to move from okay to great? You are not alone. But how do you break through plateaus, especially when things are not necessarily bad? Why would you even want to? Tune in to find out how a pattern break may be exactly what you need right now to shake yourself awake and step into a bigger version of…

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Hinduism and Liberalism (w/ Kat Murti) 57:29

11M ago57:29

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Years go, I put together an edited volume called Arguments for Liberty. Every chapter took a different school of moral philosophy and made the case for liberalism within it. The point wasn’t just to be an introduction to moral philosophy by way of being an introduction to liberalism, but also to show that the case for liberty isn’t limited to a sin…

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89. Looking Back To Serve Forward 14:50

11M ago14:50

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Tick Tock. It's the sound of the calendar year winding to a close. Did you set goals in January that you are worried won't happen by Dec 31st? You are not alone. However, this can be a powerful time to serve your customers and bring in some end-of-the-year deals. I'm going to show you what your clients are FEELING right now. Listen in as I share tw…

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88. The Ultimate Thanksgiving Hack - Prime Them With Gratitude 17:47

12M ago17:47

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Have you ever been to a Thanksgiving event where people are complaining? It sucks, and it's contagious. But there is a solution. You can beat them to the punch by proactively priming them with a gratitude activity. I want you to create a grateful environment this Thanksgiving. Listen and watch to use this simple trick and share it with others.…

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What is Liberalism? (w/ Chandran Kukathas) 45:32

12M ago45:32

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We talk a lot about liberalism on this show, but to date haven't done an episode on just what liberalism is. So it is my pleasure to have Chandran Kukathas join me today to fix that. He is Dean of the School of Social Sciences and Lee Kong Chian Chair Professor of Political Science at Singapore Management University, and the author of many books, i…

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87. Stepping Into A Larger Version Of Yourself 16:48

12M ago16:48

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Time to stretch. Time to grow. Time to get grateful and uncomfortable, swirl them both together, and step into a larger version of yourself. Listen and watch as I take you behind the scenes of working with one of my dream clients last week and how becoming friends with imposter syndrome and perfectionist brain tendencies allowed it to happen. Then,…

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86. Get Back On Track With Your Personal Hero Statement 13:20

12M ago13:20

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Do you ever worry you are not getting results faster because you focus on the wrong things? You are not alone. It comes up consistently when working with high-performing leaders and their teams. This week, I will share the silver bullet I use to help high performers get aligned and focused on what will get them the most significant results in their…

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The Future is a Conversation (w/ Jason Kuznicki) 49:04

12M ago49:04

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The future is a conversation. What the future looks like, and how and which technologies will shape it, isn’t something we can plan, or dictate, or demand in advance, but rather something that emerges from the back-and-forth bargaining of everyone with a stake in it. That’s the argument presented by my guest today, Jason Kuznicki, Editor in Chief o…

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85. Time to Thank Your Co-Authors 15:15

1y ago15:15

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I have created and re-created my hero story many times in my life. We all have, whether we realize it or not. It can be solitary, introspective, and challenging work. That is why I have been so grateful for the people in my life who have supported, nurtured, and given me a well-deserved kick in the ass when I needed it. I call these people "Co-Auth…

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84. Having Difficult Conversations 16:11

1y ago16:11

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Do you LOVE having difficult conversations?! Of course, you don't. I have never met anyone who does. Making them a priority has driven my trajectory toward growth and success. If that sounds counterintuitive, then this week's episode is for you. Last week I screwed up by falling into an old pattern, and I needed to own up to it. That conversation o…

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Finding Meaning In Liberalism (w/ Akiva Malamet) 52:39

1y ago52:39

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Today’s conversation is a companion to our prior episode. I’m joined again by Akiva Malamet, managing editor of The UnPopulist. Last time we talked about identity within liberalism. Now we turn to meaning. Everyone wants to lead a meaningful life, but one of the critiques of liberalism is that a liberal society takes away traditional sources of mea…

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83. How to Make Your Story Interesting 17:22

1y ago17:22

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For many people, public speaking is anxiety-inducing. One of the things that people worry the most about is being interesting enough to be memorable. If you want to know how to grab an audience's attention and have a blast doing it, this episode is for you. I'll show you the expert tactics and performing secrets professional actors use to engage th…

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82. How to Move From a Scarcity Story to an Abundance Story 21:28

1y ago21:28

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Have you ever caught yourself stuck in a scarcity story? A scarcity story consists of repeating thought patterns where you assume all the worst-case scenarios that might come from a particular circumstance. You are not alone. It doesn't feel good. Staying stuck in a scarcity story won't help you get abundant results. What might surprise you is that…

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