Notify is such a multi-used verb that it begs to be understood. There are positive and negative reasons and ways in which to "Notify" someone. Don't be "Pwned". Don't know what that means, Sheila will tell us!

Thanks for listening!!!

We had fun with the verb "Reset" today! This verb has so many uses and many take aways to help us course correct when needed.

Thanks for listening!

We had such fun with the verb Study, that time just breezed by! Did you know there is a difference in the verbs “Study” and “Learning”? It's actually metanoia in thinking.

Listen in as we talk about the subtle difference between the two! Thanks for listening!!! 

Cook is a verb that can go in many directions. We had a blast with the "Cooking" aspect of the verb; so fun!

Join us as we remember our moms stressing about holiday meals!!!

Thanks for listening!

"Learn" is another verb that made another episode really fun for us. Learn what "Neuroplasticity" is to learning according to Sheila and her research.

Thanks for listening!

“Answer” is the verb we had fun with today!

Join us as Sheila teaches us 2 new terms, “Questaphobia and Rougeaphobia and she also helps us know how to tell if someone is telling a lie.

Thanks for listening!

Deposit is a verb with several perspectives that some of us have not thought much about. Imagine depositing in yourself and your colleagues without exchanging dollars! Join us as Sheila informs us of the "5 Deposits in Your Emotional Bank Account".

Thanks for listening!

Thrive is such an action verb, lol!

It's a verb that encourages us to keep going, to reach, and to go beyond!

Listen in as our Special Guest Meredith Hancock uses "Thrive" in so many ways to include mentoring other women.

Thanks for listening!

Compare is a verb we have always and will always use in many shapes and forms. Listen in as Sheila suggests we should seek connections not comparisons as we use the verb!

Sometimes we use 'compare' to see what could be "Good", I used 'compare' to see what could be "Better!"

Thanks for listening!

React was a very fun verb for Sheila and I. We both converged on the intersection of "React" and Respond. "Finding your place in the world" is a quote Sheila offers us as we tend to learn that choice is better than a knee-jerk reaction!

Thanks for listening!!!