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Gary Nuttall believes in the importance of choice and options in society. He recognizes the necessity of regulations in certain areas, but also advocates for a libertarian world where individuals have freedom. As long as both regulated and libertarian approaches can coexist, Gary sees it as acceptable. However, he is wary of situations where one side tries to eliminate the other, as this leads to polarization, conflicts, and troubles.

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Join us for our latest podcast episode "Getting It Wrong To Get It Right" I will be chatting with Barry Aughey from LA519. Barry shares how we can help our youth navigate through their teenage years. We'll delve into the challenges that young people face today and explore how we can support them in making the transition to adulthood. 

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On this episode of Getting It Wrong To Get It Right, the speaker delves into the concept of "burning desire," which many people struggle with due to the belief that desire is a low-level emotion on the scale of consciousness. They explain that taking action and truly believing in your desire is crucial, and merely having a desire without action or belief is equivalent to wishful thinking. Additionally, the speaker addresses the common issue of poor sleep and its potential causes, such as regretting past actions or worrying about the future. They emphasize the importance of understanding and coming together despite disagreements or different opinions. The speaker also explains the science behind good sleep and the importance of activating the parasympathetic nervous system to reduce stress throughout the day. They touch on the negative impacts of modern technology, such as mobile phones emitting blue light and electromagnetic fields at night, and how they disrupt our sleeping patterns. Finally, the speaker invites listeners to be mindful of their actions, ask themselves empowering questions, and focus on what they can do as individuals or communities to create a peaceful world.

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On this episode of Getting It Wrong To Get It Right, host Joe Dalton invites Cal Washington, a musician and self-litigant, to discuss how treating the court system like a business can yield positive results. Cal discovered that the court system, like the government, is a corporation oriented towards profit. The speaker emphasizes the importance of overcoming fear and learning the law of merchant, which can empower individuals and turn the situation around. Joe questions what the system will do to control the building momentum of people questioning and researching the government and their own participation in it, with some refusing to recognize or consent to it. The speaker believes that there are four hidden agendas behind commerce and that commerce is based on money, which can be dealt with in the same arena and defeated. The episode covers a broad range of topics, including birth certificates, maritime law, and the Hudson Bay charter, and ends with a call to action for people to meet like-minded individuals and talk about going back to the designed way of the earth.

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On this episode of Getting It Wrong To Get It Right, host Joe Dalton sits down with Marcia Martin to talk about the power of alignment, commitment, and how to overcome challenges in life. Marcia shares her wisdom on the different phases of consciousness, the importance of being clear about our commitments, and how to access our inner power. Listeners will learn about the process of changing mindset and how alignment can lead to improvement in achieving more. In addition, the podcast will discuss strategies for individuals in their 30s, 40s or 50s to make significant changes in six months or less. Tune in to learn how to align oneself and to explore ways to achieve more in life.

Marcia Martin has consulted, trained or coached some of the greatest thought leaders and authors of our time including Jack Canfield, Tony Robbins, Lynne Twist, T. Harv Ecker, and Robert T. Kiyosaki.

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On this episode of Getting It Wrong To Get It Right, host Joe Dalton welcomes Daniel T Matalon to discuss the concept of "Is there enough?" They dive into the idea that collaboration and agreement are needed to replace conflict and war, especially as adversity due to climate change becomes more prevalent.

The discussion covers various topics, such as the importance of finding new agreements, building trust through keeping agreements, manufacturing small agreements to move towards trust, and clarifying what there is not enough of in different situations. They compare the conversation to a stone in the water and explore the ripple effect, and how ordinary people can make a difference if they collaborate towards a common goal. Daniel also talks about the Humanity Treaty that aims to end wars and release later this year, and the ways to replicate the "Is there enough?" conversation for oneself. Ultimately, the episode highlights the importance of pursuing collaboration and agreement to achieve a better life for everyone while addressing global issues.

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Hi, I'm Joe Dalton an award-winning broadcaster and a trusted advisor - Welcome to our podcast Getting it Wrong To Get it RIGHT! After 8 years in broadcasting and hosting two shows, I have amalgamated our two shows into one Great Show. Our podcast is all about exploring the journeys and stories of people from around the world - what they discovered and how it changes their lives.

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Darren Harris is a former bakery program chair and an honors degree baker who is now enrolled in the Technological University Dublin. He is an expert in culinary arts and has a cross-disciplinary view between bakers and chefs. Darren loves the honesty of the food industry and enjoys the diverse stories behind it. He believes that the industry faces many operational challenges, so it needs to get ahead quickly to seize the big opportunities ahead.

In this episode, We explore the often-overlooked importance of research and development in the food industry. Our guest, an expert in culinary and bakery operations, emphasizes the emotional involvement and passion required for successful product development. We dive into the technical side of R&D, including the growing focus on health and dietary concerns, innovation, and using local and bespoke ingredients. Additionally, we discuss the importance of proper training and communication in bridging the gap between generations in the workforce. We also explore how to view food production from a lab perspective and the role of R&D in future planning and innovation. Our experts explain the R&D tax credit regime and the potential financial benefits to companies that engage in R&D projects. Finally, we discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the food industry and how companies can benefit from grants and external help to overcome resource constraints." https://unitedplates.ie

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