tardy

Explore " tardy" with insightful episodes like "Why Are Some People Always Late?", ""You Got A Tummy Ache Already?"", "Perpetual Lateness with Locke Hughes", "Episode 13: Pollyanna" and "Episode 12: Time" from podcasts like ""Hughes From The Heart", "The Cavalry", "A Sassy Little Podcast for Getting Over It with Sandra Ann Miller", "Thought Works" and "Thought Works"" and more!

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Why Are Some People Always Late?

Are you always late?

Or do you know someone who is?

Here is a fascinating episode on WHY this may be!

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Hughes From The Heart

en-usApril 03, 2023

"You Got A Tummy Ache Already?"

Andrew is slightly hungover in the spectacular episode 70 of The Cavalry! Andrew needs backup on requiring a warning that the meal will be family style BEFORE ordering and people being more interested in renaming problems than fixing them.

Johnny needs backup on nostalgia going extinct and that it's not the person who goes into the house last, but the person who spends the most time getting ready that's responsible for making a hypothetical couple late.

Also they ask the question, is eating exclusively fast food for 30 days really that big a deal?

The Cavalry

en-usSeptember 05, 2021

Perpetual Lateness with Locke Hughes

Writer Locke Hughes talks about her struggle with being on time, her experience with Diana DeLonzor's book, NEVER BE LATE AGAIN: 7 CURES FOR THE PUNCTUALLY CHALLENGED, the irony of being able to be on time for things you are excited about, being late so you don't "waste time" if you're early, the anxiety of waiting, giving up magical thinking and giving yourself more time, confronting the late people in your life, getting enough rest, her book MELATONIN: The Natural Supplement for Better Sleep, and the importance of setting your alarm on Sunday mornings.

Episode recorded on 06/11/21

Episode released on 06/30/21

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A Sassy Little Podcast for Getting Over It with Sandra Ann Miller

enJune 30, 2021

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Episode 13: Pollyanna

Pollyanna is the tendency for people to remember or look at pleasant things more accurately than unpleasant things. Another way to put this is to say looking at things with a positivity bias. At first glance, this may seem to be a good thing, to a degree it is. The downside to this outlook is not accouting for negative things in life accurately. That can lead to a living on a cloud that does not exist. From ignoring something that needs your attention, to just letting bad stuff happen that could have been affected by oneself. Take a listen and see how Eddie and Darren view life and what you may learn from their conversation. As usual, their are tangents that fall off topic. See what Eddie means by "off pudding". Please send comments and questions to thoughtworkspodcast@gmail.com.

en-usAugust 25, 2020

Episode 12: Time

There is a sublte, slight audio pop/click it is fixed at 33 minute mark, apologies Time is a big topic. It is the one currency that we all have the same. Now, we don't all live to be the same age at death. However, in a day to day sense, we all have those 24 hours. How we spend that currency is another facet of our personalities. Like a lot of things, we can change and modify our time consumption. Darren is definitely not type A, but has to have a feeling of accomplishment daily. Eddie is organized, but doesn't have to accomplish something daily. How do you answer this, do you have to accomplish something everyday? Do you structure all of your time? When you are experiencing different emotions, the passage of time can be feel faster or slower.

en-usAugust 04, 2020

Episode 11: Inner Voice

An inner voice is an element of the unique nature of what makes us all different. For whatever reason, some have this and some do not. Eddie and Darren don't have the answer as to why some have it, but this is a discussion about it. One key function to inner voice, is the idea of drafting a question or statement. Narration or private conversation, is another way this inner voice is used. Often, it is just saying what is happening or about to happen in the head of the individual. Some people that do not have an innervoice think with imagery rather than a dialog. Talking to themselves in their head, is possible but very difficult and not second nature. As often the course, the rabbit trail turns into things that bother Eddie or Darren.

en-usJuly 28, 2020

Episode 10: Processes

Processes. How do you keep up all of the things you need to do and maintain in your life? The system we use conscious or not, has elements of efficiency or not. As we age and see elements of our life systems, we edit or add on to proceed. When you notice 'there is this thing I always do manually, but it has automaticity', why not add the auto feature? Eddie and Darren talk about everyday life and travel and how systems and processes have worked and not. Schedules feel like work for some. Even managing your free time is a system. If you feel like your time is not managed well often, why not look at how you do it and make a change. Darren has a sense of accomplisment that makes or breaks his days, whether work or free time. Eddie definitely has systems, but may not want a schedule for his leisure time. In an elevated view of life, time is the currency we all have. No one knows how much of that we will given. One thing that is similar among people with a long life, they often comment in the end of their lives about how they spent their time.

en-usJuly 09, 2020

Episode 9: Tribes

Have you ever thought about how many humans enable you to live your current life? Tribes have given the human race the ability to increase exponentially. Not only in number, but technology and all areas of advancement. Just think, without all of the people that protect and take care of us. From military to fire to police, all the way to the people that haul our trash away. We all need each other. Early human experience required tribes to survive the environment of the time. Now in a more civilized and populated world, we still have the need to belong to a tribe. Tribes back our ideals, beliefs, and standards. Tribalism is not all good though. Just as there are benfits to the protection in community, groups of common thinking people can push for negative or evil ideas. Everyone has their own set of tribes. Within the sets of tribes, we align for common goal or interest. Hopefully, it is for the good of all.

en-usJune 10, 2020

Episode 8: Satisfaction

Just as all of our tastes vary from one subject to another, where and how we find satisfactioin does as well. What does our own version of satisfaction say about us? Is there a difference between satisfaction and happiness? Can satisfaction be on a scale like pain? Will a dove actually go into a birdhouse? The way we view life and our expectations play a crucial part to our own satisfaction. Whether you are the eternal opitimist or a negative Nancy, you may be setting the table for your satisfaction dinner. Subscribe and listen to Eddie and Darren as they parse out what is satisfaction to each of them. One thing is for sure, each of us play a role in our own satisfactory experience of life.

en-usJune 02, 2020

Episode 7: Late

How do we overcome being late? Is there a specific reason that I am late? Are you always on time, and CAN'T understand why anyone is late? Eddie and Darren go round and round about why people are late. Is there an excuse that is plausible for being late? Is something as simple as not accurately understanding time responsible for this? We all have co-workers and friends that are always late. Perhaps you struggle to get to work on time. If you have ever been late more than once in your life, this discussion is for you. Or if you are never late, maybe you can get a better understanding of your peers or family. It may not be as easy setting an alarm for some.

en-usMay 27, 2020

Ep. 3: Mental Blocks and Reliable Transportation with Andy Frey

We face distractions and obstacles every day, some directly and some indirectly. Here's how Andy and I handle them.

Clueless at The Work Podcast

en-usDecember 02, 2019

Ep. 2: Showing up to work on time with Andy Frey

Show up to work on time and do well. It's not hard, but a lot of people can't seem to do it.

Clueless at The Work Podcast

en-usNovember 26, 2019

Level 023: One Strike, Civilization Spreadsheet, That Tardy is Hardy

Travel to medieval Japan in a fast and furious 2D fighting game, Sid Meier's Civilization now available on Microsoft Excel, and get your best brain scratching finger at the ready for Tardy, as you solve the mystery of a crew disappearance through terminal and gadget puzzles

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en-gbSeptember 16, 2019

Blues Man From Memphis

The KJO's latest release is no ordinary community based jazz recording. This CD is extraordinary in that it was conceived, composed and produced by one of the brightest minds in jazz music today: Donald Brown.

enJuly 15, 2009

Attendance and Tardiness in EFL Classrooms

For more extensive notes, please visit http://www.eltpodcast.com/archive/lounge Dominic's basic policy is to mark students absent if they are over 5 minutes late, and 3 absences will earn the student a failing grade. But what if the teacher is late? Listen and find out.

ELT Podcast - The Teachers' Lounge

en-usApril 15, 2007