self management

Episode 164 of RevolutionZ is a bit, addressing participatory economic, ecology, and anarchism, and their interrelations.

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How can educators and parents work together to help students develop self management? How can educators and parents work on their own self management skills and model them for kids? And how can teachers turn something like a rainy day into a lesson on self-management? Find answers to questions like these and more as we speak about self management with Wendy Turner. She teaches second grade at Mount Pleasant Elementary in Wilmington, Delaware and was Delaware Teacher of the Year in 2017.
 
More about Wendy Turner:
Wendy is passionate about connecting learning in the classroom to the real world. Deeply committed to social-emotional learning, she guides her students to embody respect, empathy, resilience, citizenship, and growth mindset through dynamic classroom experiences. In 2017, Wendy was named the Delaware Teacher of the Year. Additional awards and leadership include being named a Delaware Compassion Champion Awardee, an NEA Foundation Global Learning Fellow culminating with field work in South Africa, and a Presidential Awardee for Excellence in Teaching Science . Currently she is an SEL expert, advocate, and trainer and is serving on the Delaware State Board of Education. Find a collection of her work here: https://wakelet.com/wake/7cc3e89b-78eb-486a-84a3-5873d417e503
 
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Australian Fitness Podcast regular, Jay Ferruggia is back.  Love this guy's attitude, energy, outlook, and pure desire to win the day.  We went over some training stuff, life stuff, personal development stuff and we hope some of that ‘stuff’ is something you can use.  Thanks once again to the Transformation King - @jayferruggia.

Jay has worked at the coal face of elite sport, NFL, MLB, WWE and is now a highly sought after and respected online coach, speaker, and mentor.  He also runs his Renegade program for men looking for physical and mental self-development and his hugely successful Renegade Radio Podcast, which has recently hit Episode 400.

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Constant change can lead to overwhelm, which in turn impacts our ability to make strategic decisions. Today's episode features an excerpt from our Thriving on Change video course, featuring Elad Levinson and Daniel Goleman as they discuss how leaders can protect their focus and attention and help them adapt through change.

Learn the 12 emotional intelligence (EI) competencies from Daniel Goleman's EI model, crucial for developing your inner capacity and impact on the world, becoming an outstanding leader, and building high-performance teams.

A Testimonial at a World Social Forum

Episode 133 of RevolutionZ presents Noam Chomsky foreword to the forthcoming book No Bosses: A New Economy for A Better World, plus some Questions and Answers from the books final chapter. 

On my 21st episode  I invited  my stage partner, pianist from Poland, currently living in London, Anna Szalucka. In the beginning of June, 2021 we were running a project in Modern museum in Lithuania where we performed S. Reich's piece "Piano phase" for two pianos. We called this project INSTALLATION "Piano phase" and on purpose hosted it in the museum  so  the listeners would have freedom to choose how long they want to listen to the music and if they want to listen to it at all. We performed 9 time during 5 days. We say with Anna that this project has changed us as artists and also gave us creative freedom which we have never experienced before. The piece "Piano phase" inspired us to have deep conversations about our vision, goals and needs as musicians. So on this last episode  for this season  you will hear all our ideas, concerns and experiences which occurred  during INSTALLATION "Piano phase" 

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Anna Szalucka

Photo credit - Mindaugas Mikulėnas

Episode music -  C. Debussy - Étude No. 11 "Pour les Arpèges Composés" performed by M.Lozinskienė

At times, we may self-sabotage our diabetes self care and management even if it's not what we want to do long term. In this episode, Jessie and I talk about what self-sabotage is, what causes it, and what to do about it. Remember that you are not alone on your T1D journey. If you need help, please reach out to us or a member of your care team, or someone from the DOC.

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Episode 131 of RevolutionZ considers a foreword and some assessments of the forthcoming book No Bosses: A New Economy for a Better Society.

Episode 123 offers Ten Claims bearing on social struggle for social change.

Episode 120 of RevolutionZ is a kind of abbreviated summary of much that has gone before, boiled down to 15 theses bearing on the problem of liberating ourselves and society from the horrendous structures that currently oppress and delimit. 

Violinist Lukas Medlam is a British-Austrian violinist, composer and a graduated physicist. Lukas was homeschooled by his musician parents till his teens while they were at the peak of their careers with the Baroque London Players ensemble. After studying at the Purcell School of Music and the Royal College of Music in London, Lukas have decided to make a dramatic change and went to study physics which is quite unusual for a person who comes from a musical family. Join us for this talk to find out why Lukas decided to switch studies and what lessons this has taught him. 

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Episode music - L.Medlam - Romance

C. Debussy - Étude No. 11 "Pour les Arpèges Composés" performed by M.Lozinskienė

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Episode 117 of RevolutionZ concludes a three episode exploration of issues some anarchists have with participatory economics. 

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Episode 115 of RevolutionZ continues what we started last episode by addressing additional criticisms of economic vision offered by various anarchists.

Being revolutionary then and now, young and old - and young. Recognize the title?

Episode 108 discusses various factors that contribute to movements failing or succeeding, short and long term.