Explore " #positive" with insightful episodes like "Emotional Intelligence Intro", "Visualize the Possibilities", "Who's In Control?", "GPDW2 Interview / Non Profit Organization" and "Develop Your Leadership Skills with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu with Master Keith Olson and Mike Streicher" from podcasts like ""Walk It Off With Candy and Ryan", "Walk It Off With Candy and Ryan", "Change My Life", "ONE DRINK PODCAST" and "Paradigm Shifts Podcast"" and more!
Today we are talking about Emotional Intelligence 2.0 by Dr Travis Bradberry and Dr. Jean Greaves. We walk through the big picture of emotions and how it effects us in our day to day lives. We also discuss each of the four skills that go into being an emotionally intelligent person: self-awareness, self management, social awareness and relationship management.
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Today we are talking about visualization and it's benefits. Take a moment in your day to prepare your mind for the greatness ahead. It can be as simple as the breath you take before a big meeting, visualize yourself going a great job. Focus on the positive when you think of your future and it will be more positive, the same goes for the negative.
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Take a moment and think. Think about you. Think about how you feel. Think about how you feel most of the time. What emotion always lingers? Unfortunately, many people deal with anger & frustration on a regular basis. It's so unfortunate!
Well, the good news is you don't have to stay that way. You do have control and I hope this episode will inspire you to use it!
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This week we talk to Nicole and Nelly of Good People Deserve Wins 2 about there non profit organization and upcoming charity event they have planned for Feb. 11th. Get to know Nelly and Nicole and the future plans for this organization. Also here the fantastic story that started all of this and they both were so nice and great to let us at ONE DRINK PODCAST be apart of the event and future. All donations for the event go to under privileged kids.
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This week’s episode is really special and might surprise you! I got the opportunity to chat with not one, but two guests on a topic that is personal and meaningful to me: brazilian jiu jitsu. Both of these guests have incredible stories about their journeys into martial arts. We chat about the leadership lessons and skills that they have learned through the art of brazilian jiu jitsu (BJJ).
How can what you learn on the mats translate into the workplace and beyond? You’d be surprised to hear that effective leadership characteristics such as communication, humility, and emotional intelligence are just a few of the prominent abilities you develop while training BJJ.
Guests Information
About Keith Olson
First up, we have Master Instructor, Keith Olson who is a 6th degree black belt in Taekwondo and a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu with Olson’s Martial Arts Academy. He became a professional MMA fighter in 2018. https://www.Olsonsma.com
About Mike Streicher
Next up, we have Mike Streicher, owner of Karate Charlotte and Co-Owner of Queen City Jiu-Jitsu. Mike started his martial arts journey in 1987. He is a 4th Degree Black Belt in Taekwondo and a Certified Instructor Through The American Martial Arts Institute Of America. https://queencityjiujitsu.com/
Together, Mike and Keith, have plans to spread the benefits of martial arts in the form of an online game, diving into the NFT, gaming, and metaverse world which they believe is going to greatly impact our future generation.
The name of the game is “Hyde Park Ninjas” and more information is available here: https://hydeparkninjas.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@hydeparkninjas5974
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When an organization fails to recognize and appreciate the importance of functional diversity in the workplace, it can lead to the inability to innovate, drive sales, and improve marketing. Does your organizational culture assume innocence or guilt? Competence or incompetence?
On this week’s episode, Dr. Bonnie Green shares how to establish an environment that understands the value of functional diversity, as well as what lessons we can learn from NASA’s failed Challenger launch in 1986 relating to the acceptance of diversity of thought.
Not only do we chat about lessons learned, we get to the bottom of how survey fatigue, which is most often associated with having too many surveys or the length of surveys, is likely caused by something else your organization isn’t considering: closing the gap between feedback and action, and face validity.
Guest Information
Bonnie A Green, Ph.D. (Lehigh, 2002) is an experimental psychologist who specializes in research on success particularly as it relates to academic achievement and reducing recidivism.
Through the application of cognitive development, psychometrics, and mathematical modeling, Bon is seeking ways to improve educational access, achievement, and success particularly for individuals coming from vulnerable or oppressed backgrounds.
Dr. Green holds the rank of Professor of Psychology at East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania, is the Chief Scientific Officer of Illumin Analytics, a data science company, and is currently serving as a rotating program officer at the National Science Foundation under Education and Human Resources’ Division of Undergraduate Education. The author of numerous books on statistics and psychometrics, with over $5 million dollars in grants, Bon is a fellow and the past president of the Eastern Psychological Association.
Upcoming work:
Illumin Analytics is a minority owned, data science organization designed to help organizations use data to illuminate their path forward. Illumin Analytics is excited to specialize in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Access, and Justice issues at the organizational level, and is excited about how data can be used to move organizations further.
After all, organizations thrive when they hire the right people, provide the right support, and make use of the varying skills and experiences, both formal and lived experiences, to work towards an organization’s mission. With just a little bit of data, a clearer path that improves the entire organization is possible – it’s exciting to be a part of Illumin Analytics. More information can be found at www.assessment-evaluation.com.
Connect with Bonnie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bonnie-green-82805220/
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Just listen to the episode.... :-) What's been keeping me up? Being annoyingly responsible. Yet also having a rebelliousness side. Wanting to be crazier than I actually am. My attempt at learning Russian.
If you are bored, trying to sleep or on your way home & need something to listen to while in the car...this episode is for you! Woman's dress code, work ethic and beetles....that sums it up
RJ Smita talking about " Topic of the day " with a listener named Neeraj.
( September 13th is celebrated as Positive Thinking Day )
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RJ Smita talking about " Topic of the day" with a caller named Balbir.
( September 13th is celebrated as Positive Thinking Day )
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An insomniac's perspective on darkness
What has been keeping me up? Being confident that chickens are part of the mafia. Birds that can’t fly have a chip on their shoulder. I also discuss nostalgia, learning from the past and reaching out to help other's in need.
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men de står fast og lurer på:
“Hvor skal klientene komme fra?!?”Dét er et viktig spørsmål å finne svaret på.Derfor lagde jeg denne episoden til deg.
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Am I capable & Able? Enabling. Diversity. Segregation. Kindness. Pay it forward. Stop making up things to be upset by! Oh ya...I speak of all of THE things... it's ok, you will survive. I don't bite. :-)
This week we talk about some things that are Over Rated to us. Now everybody has a opinion on what is over rated but we pick some that you might or might not agree with. Make sure to listen to see what we think is over rated. It goes from picnics to weddings to sandwitches. You can also watch us on Youtube at One Drink Podcast. Also check out our sponsors pages for some great art.
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