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In this episode, I talk about the common little chats we have in our minds, which I describe as voices on our shoulders. Through personal stories and things I've learned, I show how the friendly 'right voice' helps us through tough times, helping us grow. On the other hand, the mean 'left voice' can mislead us. By sharing my own ups and downs, like tough times with loved ones and getting through a hard divorce, I highlight how listening to the 'right voice' helps us get better and build stronger bonds with others.

In this episode, Dr. Robert Rohm, president of Personality Insights, introduces listeners to the DISC model of human behavior - a tool he believes is the best way to understand yourself and others. The model, simple and practical, provides a unique framework to understand different types of personality traits: Dominant (D): Outgoing and task-oriented Inspiring (I): Outgoing and people-oriented Supportive (S): Reserved and people-oriented Cautious (C): Reserved and task-oriented Dr. Rohm provides ten reasons why he believes the DISC model is superior, citing its simplicity, transferability, and applicability among others. It's not designed to label or categorize, but to foster understanding and better relationships, be it personal or professional. This model has universal appeal and can be applied to various situations, from business interactions to family relationships.

A sermon for Oxford Baptist Church, the fourth of four sermons on Back to School, Back to the Basics. There was a long intro about Christian Fellowship that was a follow-up to last week's sermon.

Understanding and identifying different grass species from different soil backgrounds

Understanding and identifying different grass species from different soil backgrounds

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Transcript -- Understanding and identifying different grass species from different soil backgrounds