By Tiffeny Farag
My name is Tiffeny Farag and my intention is to help people truly understand themselves. I am a conversationalist that uses evidence based science and storytelling to dive into questions with insig
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In this episode of Get to Know You, your host Tiffeny dives deep into the art of patience and presence with special guest Lori Lisai. Together, they explore the profound question: How can you create space to be and wait?
Tiffeny and Lori share personal stories and practical tips on how to carve out moments of stillness in our fast-paced world. They discuss the importance of mindfulness, the power of silence, and the transformative effects of simply waiting. Whether you're looking to enhance your daily routine or seeking deeper self-awareness, this conversation will inspire you to embrace the beauty of the present moment.
Join us for an enlightening and heartwarming discussion that encourages you to slow down, breathe, and truly be.
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In this week's episode of Get to Know You cafe, we're diving deep into the intriguing discussion from last week with Rachelle Doss, where we tackled the question: Why does being 'hot' not cut it? We received an overwhelming response from our listeners, and today, we'll be exploring some of the most thought-provoking feedback that further enriched our conversation.
Sam posed the question, "What are the characteristics of a good character?" Drawing from Robert Greene's insights in "The Laws of Human Nature," Sam emphasized that character is the essence of a person, deeply rooted and reflected in their consistent behavior patterns. We’ll explore how finding people with a strong, adaptable, and self-aware character is far more valuable than superficial charm or charisma.
Edwardo shared his thoughts on identifying narcissistic traits in individuals, referencing the expertise of Dr. Ramani, a specialist in narcissism from Los Angeles. We'll discuss the different types of narcissists—grandiose, covert, depressed, malignant, and communal—and how to recognize these traits in others. Understanding these characteristics can help us navigate relationships more effectively and avoid potential pitfalls.
Jenny raised an important question about improving self-awareness. We'll delve into practical steps and strategies to help ourselves and others become more self-aware, fostering personal growth and deeper connections.
Tune in as we unpack these insights and reflect on how they contribute to the broader conversation about the value of character over mere physical appearance. Whether you're catching up with last week’s episode or joining us for the first time, this discussion promises to be enlightening and engaging.
Join the conversation and let's get to know each other better!
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In this thought-provoking episode of Get to Know You, host Tiffany Farag delves deep into the intricacies of mental health with Simon Rinne, the visionary Founder of Mindful Men. With a profound dedication to supporting men grappling with mental illness and disabilities, Simon brings a unique perspective to the conversation.
Join Tiffeny and Simon as they peel back the layers of societal expectations and stigma surrounding mental health. This episode explores the masks we wear in our daily lives and the toll they may take on our mental well-being. Simon shares his insights gleaned from years of working in therapy practice, offering invaluable wisdom and practical advice for listeners.
Prepare to be enlightened and inspired as Tiffeny and Simon challenge conventional notions of masculinity, vulnerability, and self-care. Tune in to discover the transformative power of authenticity and the profound impact it can have on your mental health journey.
Whether you're navigating your own struggles or seeking to support loved ones, this episode promises to spark meaningful conversations and ignite positive change. Don't miss out on this enlightening dialogue on unmasking mental health with Simon Rinne, exclusively on Get to Know You.
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Welcome to Get to Know You cafe the podcast where we delve into the depths of human connection and self-discovery. In our mission to foster open conversations and access deeper dialogue, we explore the intricacies of relationships, identity, and personal growth.
In our last episode, Aimey Giacinto and I pondered the question, 'How is your past holding you back from your relationships?' The response from our listeners was incredible, providing invaluable insights that propelled the conversation forward.
Stephanie from Canada shared her wisdom, highlighting the transformative power of self-acceptance. By embracing all facets of ourselves without judgement, we pave the way for genuine connections to blossom.
David from Germany posed a thought-provoking inquiry: How do we cultivate healthy confidence in embracing our true selves? It's a journey we'll unpack together, exploring strategies and insights to nurture self-assurance.
Victoria from Lithuania offered a poignant reflection on the nature of judgement, reminding us that criticism often stems from others' insecurities. Understanding this dynamic can empower us to navigate relationships with empathy and grace.
Join me in this episode as we delve into these responses, unravelling the complexities of self-discovery and interpersonal dynamics. Let's continue the conversation and deepen our understanding of what it means to truly connect.
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In this episode of Get to Know You, we delve into a topic that challenges conventional norms and dives deep into the complexities of personal wellness and fulfilment. Join us as we explore the notion that being 'hot' isn't the ultimate goal in life and why it falls short in providing true satisfaction.
Our guest speaker, Rachelle Doss, brings over a decade of expertise as a personal trainer, nutritionist, and life coach to the table. Through her extensive experience in the wellness industry, Rachelle provides valuable insights into the broader aspects of health and well-being beyond mere physical appearance.
Together, we unravel the misconceptions surrounding societal beauty standards and examine the importance of holistic wellness encompassing mental, emotional, and physical health. Rachelle shares her wisdom on cultivating a positive self-image, embracing individuality, and finding fulfillment beyond the surface level.
Whether you're on a journey of self-discovery, seeking a more balanced approach to wellness, or simply curious about the deeper meanings behind societal constructs, this episode offers thought-provoking discussions and practical advice to inspire personal growth and authenticity.
Tune in to "Why Being Hot Doesn't Cut It" and join us as we redefine what it truly means to thrive in today's world.
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Welcome back to Get to Know You, where every conversation is an invitation to delve deeper into the human experience. In our latest episode, titled Cafe 143, we revisited the fundamental question: What are the simple truths of being? Joined by Holly McNeill, we embarked on a journey of introspection, and your responses illuminated the path even further.
Marina from Jordan sparked a profound inquiry into the art of letting go and embracing authenticity in every facet of life. How do we navigate the diverse landscapes of culture, relationships, and professional endeavors while staying true to ourselves? This question invites us to explore the dynamic interplay between environment and identity, urging us to find balance amidst the ebb and flow of life's seasons.
Sam from Italy posed a poignant query that resonates with many: Why do we suppress our true selves, even when it causes us discomfort? In exploring this paradox, we confront the notion of safety versus authenticity, grappling with the fear of vulnerability and the longing for acceptance. Sam's inquiry serves as a mirror, reflecting our collective struggle to reconcile societal expectations with our innate desire for self-expression.
Martha from Mexico shed light on the transformative power of authenticity, describing how individuals who embody true authenticity exude a sense of freedom and self-contentment. In a world where conformity often reigns supreme, Martha's observation reminds us of the magnetic allure of genuine connection and the rarity of those who dare to be unabashedly themselves.
In today's episode, we delve into these thought-provoking responses, weaving together insights, reflections, and personal anecdotes to deepen our understanding of the simple truths of being.
Join us as we navigate the labyrinth of identity, authenticity, and human connection, one conversation at a time.
So, grab your favorite beverage, settle into a cozy corner of Cafe 143, and let's embark on a journey of self-discovery and meaningful dialogue. Welcome to Get to Know You, where every question sparks a new adventure into the heart of humanity.
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Welcome to Get to Know You, the podcast where we dive deep into the intricacies of human connection and personal growth. In this episode titled, How is your past holding you back from your relationships? host Tiffeny Farag invites empowerment coach Aimey Giacinto to explore this compelling question.
Aimey Giacinto is a trailblazer in the realms of self-love and mindset transformation. With a fervent dedication to helping individuals reclaim their authentic selves and break free from self-judgment, Aimey's insights offer a beacon of hope for those navigating their own journey of personal development.
Drawing from her own experiences of overcoming adversity, including a background of poverty and a period as an exotic dancer, Aimey brings a raw honesty to the conversation. Together, Tiffeny and Aimey delve into the complexities of shame surrounding past experiences, the weight of regrettable decisions, and the transformative power of self-belief.
Join us as we unravel the layers of personal history that shape our present relationships, and discover how embracing our past can be the key to unlocking a future defined by authenticity, resilience, and purpose.
Tune in to Get to Know You for an enlightening dialogue that just might inspire your own journey of self-discovery and growth.
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Welcome back to another episode of Get to Know You Cafe! Today, we're diving deep into the responses we received from our last episode where Chenelle Bremont and I tackled the burning question: "Why is long distance dating a waste of time?"
First up, we have Sofia from California sharing her thoughts. Sofia brings up a compelling point about the tendency for some individuals to always find themselves in long distance relationships. She touches on the idea of emotional unavailability and how it's often linked to the safety associated with the avoidant attachment type. It's a raw and honest perspective that sheds light on the complexities of human relationships.
Next, we hear from Evan from India, who challenges us to think deeper about the distinction between a long distance relationship and simply lacking presence in a relationship altogether. This thought-provoking question prompts us to examine the nuances of connection and intimacy, forcing us to question our preconceived notions.
Lastly, Mercel from Belgium raises an interesting point about vulnerability in long distance relationships. Mercel picks up on something we discussed in the previous episode - how distance can sometimes facilitate a sense of vulnerability earlier on in a relationship. But why does this happen? It's a question that delves into the psychology of intimacy and trust, sparking a conversation that promises to be both insightful and enlightening.
Join me as we unpack these responses and explore the complexities of long distance dating. It's all about getting real, raw, and genuine as we navigate the intricacies of human connection. So grab your favorite beverage, settle in, and let's dive deep into today's episode.
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Embark on an extraordinary odyssey of self-discovery with our latest episode of Get to Know You, as we delve into the timeless inquiry:What are the simple truths of being? Join us as we journey into the depths of existential contemplation alongside the brilliant Holly McNeil.
In this captivating installment, Holly McNeil, a beacon of wisdom and insight, leads us on an exhilarating exploration of life's fundamental truths. Through her unique perspective and profound revelations, we unravel the intricacies of existence, peeling back the layers to uncover the essence of being itself.
Prepare to be mesmerized as we traverse the landscapes of consciousness, navigating through the mysteries of human existence with clarity and purpose. Whether you're a seeker of truth or simply curious about the nature of reality, this episode promises to ignite your intellect and stir your soul.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to unravel the enigma of existence alongside Holly McNeil. Tune in now to Get to Know You and embark on a transformative journey of enlightenment and self-discovery. This is an episode that will leave you inspired, enlightened, and hungry for more.
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Welcome back to another episode of Get to Know You Cafe! In our quest to foster meaningful conversations and delve into the depths of human connection, today's cafe episode is dedicated to you, our listeners. Last week, Sarah Bahbah and I explored the question, 'How can we cultivate hope through art?' and we were blown away by the responses we received.
First up, Mo from Lebanon shared insightful reflections, highlighting the importance of self-awareness in understanding personal and familial traumas. Their words echoed the sentiment that lack of self-awareness often breeds ignorance and a dearth of empathy.
Sophie from Sweden chimed in, expressing concerns about the growing disconnect and loss of compassion globally. Their query prompts us to ponder: How can we awaken those around us to the importance of empathy and connection?
Lastly, Pablo from Mexico touched upon the desensitisation to everyday horrors and the dwindling activism. Their question sparks a conversation about advocating for global issues, even in spaces where one might feel like a minority.
Join us today as we unpack these thought-provoking responses, reflect on our previous discussion with Sarah, and explore new avenues for cultivating hope and empathy through art. Tune in for an enriching conversation that delves into the heart of what it means to be human.
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