Dead America

 Therapist, Author, Coach, YouTube creator, Shannon earned her
Bachelor’s degree from Bowdoin College, and her Master’s in Social Work from
the University of Connecticut. She earned her clinical licenses in Social Work
and Substance Abuse Counseling, and is a Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical
Social Work. Her new book, Out of the FOG Into the CLEAR, Journaling to Help
You Heal from Toxic Relationships has attained Amazon Bestseller status in Self
Help for Abuse, Codependency, and Personal Transformation. On her YouTube
channel Therapist Talks, she shares insights, information, perspectives, and
strategies on a wide range of relationship and mental health topics. 

https://www.nofoggydays.com 

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063840109321 

https://www.instagram.com/therapisttalks/ 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannon-petrovich-lcsw-lisac-bcd-658a317b/ 

https://twitter.com/ShannonPetrovi4 

https://www.youtube.com/c/TherapistTalks 

Dr. Doug Garland practiced orthopedic surgery in Southern California for 37 years. He is a Clinical Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Southern California and published more than 110 peer-reviewed scientific articles. After experiencing the tall poppy syndrome (TPS) firsthand, Dr. Garland began a 10-year journey researching TPS. This exploration began in Ancient Greece, where the syndrome was first described, to modern times and involved various countries, customs, and cultures. Specific emphasis was directed towards Australia, where TPS is a cultural pastime. To his surprise, it was recognized everywhere in one form or another except in America. After studying America's emotional-cultural behavior, Dr. Garland concluded that TPS was prominent in America, perhaps more so than in any other country, but it is unrecognized. Emotional behaviors of the cutter and cutter were identified. The result was the definitive tome, "The Tall Poppy Syndrome - The Joy of Cutting Others Down," with more than 600 citations, which is available on Amazon. 

Chancellor K. Jackson (1995) was born in Fulton County, Georgia, to Native American parents, grew up in Smyrna, Georgia, and attended Stetson University. For nine years, he played football at the high school and collegiate level. After graduating with a Bachelor's Degree in Communication and Media Studies, Chancellor lived abroad in China from 2018-2019. Chancellor fell into writing after his traumatic experience of being arrested and detained in Beijing for 14 days. His first book, "14 Days in Beijing," has ranked #1 over fifteen times on Amazon in multiple genres. Chancellor has recently released his first romance drama titled 'You Love, and You Learn,' now available on Amazon.
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Kevin is a senior leader who likes to use data and analytics to transform, innovate, and continuously improve organizations to make them the best they can be. His passion is the intersection of business, technology, learning, and psychology. Kevin believes the world is constantly evolving and we should always be evolving and improving ourselves in business and in our personal life. Through many years of working in a variety of businesses and industries, Kevin has been able to leverage technology and psychology, along with data and analytics, to improve organizational performance and transform businesses into high performing organizations. Kevin frequently speaks and writes on topics of data-informed decision making, the future of learning, and growth mindset. Kevin lives in Massachusetts with his wife Shannon and their

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Miss Harriet Barnsley, 29, Birmingham, UK. I survived a serious road traffic collision, and as a result, I suffer from a traumatic brain injury, psychosis and bipolar. I’m a philosophy graduate, I’m writing a memoir, and I’m a volunteer. I play wheelchair tennis, and I’m training to be a counsellor.
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Margaret Agard, an award-winning author and Christian Mystic, shares her journey of writing books about her experiences with God. She emphasizes the importance of educating oneself, challenging existing beliefs, and letting go and letting God. The speaker also discusses finding peace and purpose by surrendering their life to God, aligning with His will, and serving others. They highlight the transformative power of living a service-based life and finding inspiration in God's love. The speaker also talks about their personal journey of self-discovery and acceptance, emphasizing the power of contemplative prayer and forgiveness. They share a personal story about their son's transformation and discuss their series of books titled "In His Footsteps." The meeting also touches on household tasks, love in relationships, effective communication, and the significance of the website name. Jesus expresses gratitude and looks forward to future sessions on the Dead American Podcast.

Bio:

I’m an award winning author, christian mystic and reiki level II healer and former executive in the high tech industy. I've written two memoirs on how my life changed when I turned my daily to-do list over to my higher power ( God/Spirit/Source.)

When I was in my 40’s, I was a single mother of eight children, their sole financial support, working as an executive in the high tech industry, and also had returned to university to finish my last year of work on a bachelor’s degree. I was a compulsive list maker who never came close to accomplishing all I needed to accomplish, often waking in a panic about all that needed to be done that I wasn’t doing. My life completely changed when I began taking my to-do list to God /Spirit/Inner voice each day and asking what I should be doing. I stopped waking in a panic, got more done, more sleep and less stress. And found my true purpose.

I was just trying to get through each day but instead I got the most unexpected, wonderful life of purpose and meaning that I never even knew was possible.

I approach this from a Christian viewpoint in a spiritual rather than religious way. I’m a Christian mystic, Reiki Level II healer, and have a daily practice of contemplative prayer, an ancient Christian meditative practice having a revival today.

I wrote the books in hopes that others would be inspired to take the same path. Many do, which brings great satisfaction. 

email: [email protected]

website; https://inhisfootsteps.com and https://margaretagard.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InHisFootstepsPage

Twitter: https://twitter.com/InHisFootsteps

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inhisfootstepsbooks/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/inhisfootstepstoday

Pinterest: https://pin.it/3TQLprv

Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/margaretagard/ 

In the interview we discussed the psychology of love and brand love, emphasizing the brain's response to products and people. We also touched on the impact of social media on relationships and the importance of in-person interactions. Then we discussed the difference between face-to-face and online interactions, highlighting the need for empathy and compassion. Aaron mentions an organization called Braver Angels that promotes productive conversations between liberals and conservatives. The negative impact of anger and animosity on society was emphasized, along with the need for emotional intelligence. The meeting also discussed the need for new behaviors that align with the changing world and the importance of questioning our own beliefs. The concept of brand love was explored, and the importance of understanding the target audience in marketing was emphasized. Aaron mentioned his book and blog on consumer psychology and human nature. The meeting concluded with a call to love our neighbors and information on how to contact Aaron. Action items 1. Research and explore the organization Braver Angels and its initiatives for promoting productive conversations between liberals and conservatives. 2. Develop strategies to promote empathy and compassion in both face-to-face and online interactions. 3. Investigate the negative impact of anger and animosity on society and develop ways to counteract it. 4. Enhance emotional intelligence skills within the team and encourage its application in daily interactions. 5. Reflect on personal beliefs and question them in order to adapt to the changing world. 6. Conduct market research to better understand the target audience and their preferences in order to effectively market products. 7. Explore Aaron's book and blog on consumer psychology and human nature for further insights. 8. Encourage team members to love their neighbors and promote acts of kindness and support within the community.

 Biography

While still in high school, Aaron Ahuvia began taking philosophy classes at the University of Michigan and later went on to graduate cum laude from Michigan with a BA in philosophy. Post college he applied his interest in workplace democracy by working at the financial consulting firm Duff and Phelps in Chicago where he assisted with their nation leading practice of helping companies create ESOPS (Employee Stock Ownership Plans) through which the company’s employees came to own the firm. While at Duff and Phelps he enrolled in the MBA program at Northwestern’s Kellogg school of business. At the suggestion of one of his professors, he applied to and was accepted into Kellogg’s PhD program in Marketing. There, her worked with marketing legend Philipp Kotler and helped Kotler revise one of his famous textbooks. He also worked with Professor Mara Adelman on research into the then new phenomenon of singles ads and dating services, publishing five seminal papers in this area and landing him on the Oprah Winfrey show. This research on dating required him to become an expert on the psychology of love. For his dissertation, he took this expertise on love and applied it to investigating peoples’ love of brands and products, as well as other objects and activities.

He was then hired by his alma matter, the University of Michigan, and began his career as an Assistant Professor of Marketing at the Ross School of Business. There, his research expanded to look at how our happiness is impacted by our consumer behavior with a particular focus on income and materialism. He also published widely cited papers on qualitative research methodology. Later he moved to the University of Michigan’s Dearborn campus where he is now the Richard E. Czarnecki Endowed Collegiate Professor of Marketing. He also holds an appointment as a Professor at the University of Michigan Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design.

Professor Ahuvia does research, teaches and consults for governments, nonprofits and corporations in China, Denmark, Oman, Finland, Poland, Morocco, France, Pakistan, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Portugal, Rwanda, Singapore, Slovakia, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Yemen, and was awarded the first US government grant project in Libya after the lifting of sanctions.

Aaron Ahuvia has two grown sons and lives in Ann Arbor with his wife Aura Ahuvia, who is a Rabbi (“The Psychedelic Rabbi”) and an expert on the use of psychedelics to treat post-traumatic stress disorder. 

 Karl de Leeuw Addiction – The Way Forward 

In this interview, we discussed various topics including the
need for media outlets to ask the right questions and engage in discussions,
the increase in drug overdose deaths in the US and the need to address the
underlying causes, the issue of gun violence in the US compared to the UK and
South Africa, concerns about leadership and government experiments with drugs,
the impact of the Vietnam War on soldiers, and a movie called "Woman
Talking" that explores the choices women face in a society affected by
drug rape. We also discussed the importance of maintaining a balanced pH level
in the body, the link between food intolerances and hyperactivity in children,
the importance of eating organic foods to avoid pesticides, and the concept of
creation and interconnectedness. We also discussed the concept of the creator
and different religions, the importance of understanding and accepting
different belief systems, and the significance of seeking truth for oneself.
The meeting concluded with a mention of a documentary on addiction and the
importance of rejecting negative thoughts and believing in one's worthiness. 

Action items 

1. Address the underlying causes of drug overdose deaths in
the US. 

2. Explore the issue of gun violence in the US compared to
the UK and South Africa. 

3. Investigate concerns about leadership and government
experiments with drugs. 

4. Research the impact of the Vietnam War on soldiers. 

5. Watch the movie "Woman Talking" to understand
the choices women face in a society affected by drug rape. 

6. Maintain a balanced pH level in the body. 

7. Investigate the link between food intolerances and
hyperactivity in children. 

8. Encourage the consumption of organic foods to avoid
pesticides. 

9. Explore the concept of creation and interconnectedness. 

10. Foster understanding and acceptance of different belief
systems. 

11. Seek truth for oneself. 

12. Watch the documentary on addiction. 

13. Reject negative thoughts and believe in one's
worthiness. 

Past episodes with Karl 

https://www.listennotes.com/search/?ocid=1afd528136a94293848d06d027687418&q=Karl+de+Leeuw 

Links for Karl de Leeuw 

EMAIL [email protected] 

https://www.lightsurfers.me/lifecoach/ 

The Healthspring Code: https://www.lllnow.info/asthma/ 

The Dyslexia Code: https://www.icd.world/dyslexia/ 

The Universe Code:
https://www.onesouls.co/worldpeaceaddiction/ 

Lightsurfers https://www.lightsurfers.me/ 

YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCag0cVgOgHouQ24AHtEVJBQ/videos  

 In this interview, we discussed the importance of having difficult
conversations about emotional topics, particularly in relation to cancer and
trauma. David shared personal experiences; he emphasized the need for education
and challenged our understanding through conversation. We also discussed the
importance of self-care, self-discovery, and running our own race. The
interview highlighted the parallels between endurance athletics and life and
the importance of personal motivation and overcoming obstacles. We also
discussed the difficulty of having hard conversations with oneself and
connecting to oneself in a different way. Our conversation emphasized the need
to reframe and change the conversation to deal with past traumas. This
interview focused on self-reflection, personal growth, and finding hope in
difficult times. David also mentioned his book, interviews with various people,
and the importance of sharing stories to inspire others. We encouraged
listeners to act and support those going through difficult times. The interview
ended with gratitude and a reminder to share and subscribe to the podcast. 

Action Items  

Bio: 

David is an author, public speaker, and
endurance athlete whose mission is to form more meaningful human connections
through storytelling. His first book, Winning in the Middle of the Pack,
discussed how to get more out of ourselves than ever imagined. With Cycle of
Lives, David shares stories of people overcoming trauma and delves deeply into
their emotional journeys with cancer. 

He continues to do Ironman triathlons and
recently completed a solo 4,700-mile bike ride. 

https://www.facebook.com/cycleoflives 

https://david-richman.com 

In this interview, Ann Hince discusses her experiences with EFT or tapping, a technique that involves tapping on specific points on the body to release stored emotions. She shares her personal journey of using tapping to address traumas and emphasizes the importance of releasing emotions for emotional freedom. We discuss the concept of stuck energy and the power of tapping to release it. We also talk about the connection between physical and mental health and share personal experiences of how tapping has helped Ann. The interview emphasizes the importance of awareness, releasing tension, and personal growth. We encourage trying new things and being patient and loving towards oneself. Resources are mentioned for further learning, and the meeting concludes with gratitude and an invitation to subscribe to the podcast.

Action items

Bio:

When Ann was 19, she woke one morning to find her mother dead in her bathroom. Twenty years later, the tears from that trauma were still just under the surface. Ann found a simple technique that helped her release these emotions - but she went further and can now put her awareness inside her body - and has changed the bone structure of her skull and grown ½ an inch at age 55. Ann has found that seeking out our truth, what we truly feel, and accepting those feelings, is the key to inner peace. 

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