14th InvisiYouth Chat Sessions: Audio Flash Files gives you a boost of life advice and perspectives that’ll provide empowering tools you can practically incorporate into your life for more success and joy.

We’re honing in on the relationship and communication with your coworkers and classmates. It’s all about utilizing compromise in different strategies in order to optimize your professional and academic relationships because they are settings and people that evolve with time and spend a lot of your time with in life. 

When you think about spending a third of your life at work, and over 10% of your life in school, that’s a lot of time just being with coworkers and classmates, so you gotta strengthen your way of communicating with this group of people. We explain what makes this outer layer of relationship different to work on improving than others and why the work-from-home/online class structure can be tailored to optimize communication. The steps are given for you to make sure that both parties mutually give and receive information and support one another’s end goals by compromising on matters that’ll optimize your success in academic and professional settings. Plus, you’ll be able to utilize compromise on a personal level—in independently choosing what details about yourself you want/need to share—with the interactive level—in working with your coworkers and classmates on how they can mutually compromise on this two-way street so they can support you in an equal way to still productively get things done.

And founder Dominique gives the life story about how she got to utilize InvisiYouth’s Compromise Avenue Theory so she could create a better strength and growth in the dynamic with coworkers so going to the office went from strength to strength.

 Let's get talking and  make your relationship with your classmates and coworkers one of ease, success, joy, and always add your type of chatting style and compromise skills to the forefront so productivity thrives along with your health’s wellbeing!
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Founder of The Diabetes Football Community, Type 1 Diabetes advocate and member of the Wales National Futsal Team, Chris Bright, decided that allowing the power of community and sport to create growth in young people living with Type One Diabetes was a perfect combo. After being diagnosed with T1D as a kid, Chris worked hard to continue playing football, even joining the Wales Futsal International team. But he knew this fusion could tackle stigmas associated with the diagnosis and create positive peer support, so in 2017 he founded The Diabetes Football Community, and this combination has grown ever since. 

Here’s the Top Four Takeaways from the podcast: 

1. At 3:44 Chris and Dominique get real on what makes community-based support uniquely valuable for young people living with chronic illness, how creating community through interest over diagnosis could be the more valuable mindset, and how Chris works hard to advocate for young men with T1D diagnoses to break down stigmas.  
2. At 22:49 Chris reveals the superlatives in his life, like working with the T1D, what makes their activism unique, and major memorable moments with the football players that’ve come through The Diabetes Football Community.  
3. Intermission is STORY TIME at 39:55 and Chris brings us back to when he was playing for the Wales Futsal International team and the race against the clock to get his T1D numbers to get down to the right number to play. 
4. And we wrap up the episode at 48:08 with Chris and Dominique talking about what ways young people living with chronic illness/disability can recognize their unique stressors and find ways to be empowered to handle those stressors, and the best piece of advice for those with chronic illness/disability that want to give sports a try.  

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13th InvisiYouth Chat Sessions: Audio Flash Files gives you a boost of life advice and perspectives that’ll provide empowering tools you can practically incorporate into your life for more success and joy.

 We’re honing in on the relationship and communication with our doctors and nurses. But even more so, we’re emphasizing the dual-usage technique that works for both groups in this dynamic so going to the doctors can be successful for you and for your medical team.

Dropping the primary point of what makes communicating with doctors and nurses vital, beyond the obvious medical reason, is primary to set the podcast. We dive into why both points of view need to be supported and understood in order for conversation to be more successful with medical teams, and how these doctors and nurses can also be supported by us to bring their best in our chats. We get real on the history of health literacy, what makes it unique to each person, and how part groups can sharpen that unique form of communication to make our medical visits all the better. The quick steps are developed in our technique for you to easily follow on why you need a pre-action of bookended kindness before talking, what’s the point in discovering your communication style that exudes confidence, and how to maintain the open-ended note at the end of your points to growth can happen. 

And we switch points of view to explain for the doctors and nurses, and healthcare students, what they can sharpen and improve in their Messenger Mindset tools to be able to communicate successfully and more open-mindedly with their young adult patients given the realities of having the hard health talks. And founder Dominique gives a great life story about her time going to her now staple cardiologist for the first time and how there was so much Messenger Mindset actions happening from everyone in the visit that it is a prime example of how to infuse our teaching into your next doctor visits or conversations with your nurses so those miscommunications or frustrations can be eased for everyone.
 
 Let's get talking and  make your relationship with your doctors and nurses one of ease, success, joy, and always add your type of chatting cushion so both parties are getting their points across and the ultimate goal of your health’s wellbeing is constantly in the forefront!
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Get all the goodies (both food and life-related) with our special guest, award-winning home cook, TV personality and creator of Dish it Girl, Dina Deleasa Gonsar. With Dina’s approach of creating recipes that fuse her Italian family traditions with a modern twist, she’s made the prospect of having fun in the kitchen approachable to her over 129k Instagram followers! And she uses her platform to connect with other young people and parents being open and honest in advocating about the journey of postpartum depression, anxiety and how to empower yourself to keep growing.

Here’s the Top Four Takeaways from the podcast:
At 3:28 Dina and Dominique get talking about why Dina decided to completely shift careers away from being a school counselor to a professional home cook, the traits that carried over from education to culinary work, and why it’s valuable for all future entrepreneurs to know how to evolve their schedules based on their seasons in life and create their own ‘flex hours’ for each day.
At 19:57 the ladies open up with advice on how to find ways to be empowered when bouts of anxiety or depression come into your days, the reasons Dina opened up about her journey with postpartum depression and believes removing the absolutes of “always” and “never” are game-changers in your well-being.
Intermission is STORY TIME at 42:03 and we get the behind-the-scenes treatment when Dina shares about some fun stories about her time filming the reality TV show “Married to Jonas” and one particular camping episode that exemplifies why Dina won’t be camping anytime soon.
Final segment at 49:27 we get into the kitchen—sorta—and talk all things cooking, Dina’s first mastered dish, cooking disasters that actually shape her growth as a cook, fan favorite recipes, what type of cooking Dina still wants to try and her top tip for all new cooks. 

Please like, comment, subscribe and share this episode, follow Dina @dishitgirldina on Instagram and her website. Please check out the InvisiYouth Charity Shop to buy yourself or someone you care about our limited edition Subtle Activist Color Block bracelet on www.etsy.com/shop/invisiyouthcharity with free shipping globally, and please support InvisiYouth Charity by donating, following and joining our programs and community @invisiyouth! 

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12th InvisiYouth Chat Sessions: Audio Flash Files gives you a boost of life advice and perspectives that's honing in on the relationship and communication with romantic partners. That’s rights, this is a love-fest podcast episode where we’re gonna give you the lowdown on how to strengthen bonds with your boyfriends/girlfriends and partners.

 Founder Dominique gets real on what makes vulnerability a key ingredient in successful romantic relationships, and what the actual teaching behind that theory instills in both parties in the relationship for there to be continuous success. We get real on what road blockers come up in romantic relationships, the why’s of what makes those blockers happen, and our technique on how to reduce those scenarios from happening. 

Dropping our technique of Vulnerable-Positive Method establishes the ground rules of how maximize getting your needs meet, being seen and heard in a relationship, and how to empower your partner to be the best support and equally-vulnerable with you so that open-minded and open-hearted result comes through. We give the step-by-step way you can feel confident sharing vulnerabilities and how to infuse positive tones when delivery can actually improve your psyche on talking about heavy subjects while also making your partner feel equally positive to reflect goodness and vulnerability back. 

And founder Dominique shares a dating story from her two friends that will be the perfect “fluffy love story” to cap off teaching you how to use this technique to manifest positive growth in your own personal love life.
 
 Let's get talking and make your relationship with your romantic partners one of ease, success, joy, and always sprinkling in some vulnerability with that positive delivery in order for that love to keep serving you both so you have fun and continuous growth in strengthening the bond!
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Have a podcast with podcast hosts as your guests, you know you’re gonna have an episode packed with great content, all the pockets of wisdom and…some great audio quality! Creators and hosts of Two Disabled Dudes Podcast, Sean Baumstark and Kyle Bryant on the episode, both live with a rare disease called Friedreich’s Ataxia, and competed in several long distance bike rides like Race Across America, which was featured in the award-winning documentary “The Ataxian.” Since starting Two Disabled Dudes in 2016, Kyle and Sean have released over 200 episodes, framing their show around having insightful conversations with humor with special guests across the rare disease, public speaking, athlete space and beyond to show anyone can live a life defined by their own terms. 

Here’s the Top Four Takeaways from the podcast: 

1. At 3:56, Sean, Kyle and Dominique get chatting about the origin of Two Disabled Dudes and what’s kept them excited for over 200 episodes, how being diagnosed in young adulthood framed the way they’ve grown in life, and lots of great pieces of advice on being a multi-hyphenated worker and needing to find success in that all important work-life balance. 
2. At 23:32 the trio dishes out the topic and guest they’d love to have on their show, how the best tools to get into podcasting are the most affordable (and free!) and each give their advice on how to best be prepared when starting a new passion project like a podcast show.  
3. Intermission is STORY TIME at 42:03 gets real as they share stories about their experiences with taxis and why those complicated yet humorous situations may even lead to a feature film about taxis and disability. 
4. And we end the episode at 49:03 Sean and Kyle get majorly empowering and talk about how prominent cycling has become in their lives and why every person, especially those with a chronic illness or disability, should find their activity that lets them feel freedom, and give their tangible advice for how to find fun and accomplishment in your work when you’re doing it for a long time.

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11th InvisiYouth Chat Sessions: Audio Flash Files gives you a boost of life advice and perspectives that’ll provide empowering tools you can practically incorporate into your life for more success and joy.

We’re honing in on the relationship and communication with our friends. These are people that often become our chosen family, and they evolve throughout our life. But maintaining friendships, allowing the friend-dynamic to thrive in ways that serve both of you while still having fun in your friendships.

 Founder Dominique lays out the facts of what makes friendships and acquaintances primarily different, and why it’s even valuable to have less friends because you use less energy. We drill down the thinking points on how you should harness strength in your friends, and how they can actually hold different positions in your life as you evolve with it. And the two main reasons why you can deal with stressors and miscommunication issues with friends when you’re a young adult. Plus, Dominique drops a major rationale on how this miscommunication blocker actually formulates when you’re a young person living with chronic illness and disability. 

But how to make the most of your friendships and create the best ones? InvisiYouth teaches the technique of Easter Egg Theory (yes, we’re talking like BTS and Taylor Swift-level Easter eggs) and lays out the super simple steps to drop those easter eggs in chats with friends—new and old—to divvy out which friends serve you best in which arenas of your life and which might not serve at all. It all tops off with Dominique’s university life story of leaving out her own Easter Eggs and parameters with friends and how one particular friend’s failure on the investigative theory actually worked in the benefit of their friendship. 
 
 Let's get talking and make your relationship with your friends one of ease, success, joy, and always dropping your easter eggs to see where your friends fall best in your life in order for friendships to have fun and continuous growth in strengthening the bond!

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When your guest is a multi-hyphenated GenZer who’s just as talented at disability advocacy as they are at TikTok, you know it’s gonna be a good time. Today’s video podcast guest is Sarah Todd Hammer, a 21 year old TikToker, disability advocate, model, author and YouTuber. Diagnosed with Acute Flaccid Myelitis as a child and living with partial paralysis in her arms and hands, Sarah Todd has navigated the world with the mentality of staying positive and continue to enjoy life with her disability. She’s modeled for brands like Zappos Adaptive, has over 1.3 million views on her YouTube channel, and her TikToks reach over 100k views easily!  

Here’s the Top Four Takeaways from the podcast: 

1. At 3:33, Sarah Todd and Dominique build out a guidebook filled with tips on making the university/schooling experience the most accessible and enjoyable to your unique health needs. They drop two ways to talk to professors, why broad requests with the help of your doctors get you the most for accommodations, and why the ladies get talking about shower needs and what Dominique calls “BYOB desk chairs” when it comes to getting the most from a dorm room. 
2. At 23:56 it’s about confidence-building, and Sarah Todd shares how her friend group evolution has allowed her to build up her social confidence, what she’s grown more confident sharing, and how self-belief in your self-conscious parts actually helps instill more confidence. 
3. Intermission is STORY TIME 36:48 is actually a quick lesson in access intimacy, so you’ll wanna learn this definition from Sarah Todd’s life experiences with friends. 
4. And we end the podcast at 41:03 talking all things TikTok! You’ll learn how Sarah Todd’s viral TikTok about door handles is a phenomena worthy of 9 million+ views, advice on handling negative comments and how to plan your content versus fit the mold, or post for enjoyment and not likes.   

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10th InvisiYouth Chat Sessions: Audio Flash Files gives you a boost of life advice and perspectives that’ll provide empowering tools you can practically incorporate into your life for more success and joy.

We’re honing in on the relationship and communication with our parental figures. Probably the first relationship dynamic that many of us experience, it is vital to not only identify the key factors that make communicating with our parental figures so unique, but understanding that both points of view hold great value in constantly improving this relationship.

 Founder Dominique drops the primary types of blockers or miscommunications that can occur when communicating with your parental figures, and the reason for understanding those easy pitfalls can actually start to strengthen your dynamic. We get real on how your history and emotional intimacy in this relationship can be the singular ingredient for success or frustration in talks with parental figures, and why it’s vital to understand both perspectives when chatting about your chronic illness/disability.  The quick steps are developed for you to easily follow on why cushioning your tone and even leading with your second thought and not your knee jerk emotions can create some of the most open-minded, positive, and growth-worthy chats with your parental figures. And founder Dominique uses a great story from her own life with her stellar and loving parents to get your creative minds going on how you can infuse our teaching into your next chats with your parental figures so any of those misunderstandings or disagreements can melt away.
 
 Let's get talking and  make your relationship with your parental figures one of ease, success, joy, and always add your type of chatting cushion so both parties are feeling seen and heard for continuous growth in strengthening your bond!

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Welcome back to a new season of InvisiYouth Chat Session, we’re in Season 5 and jumping right in with our chat shot-styled podcast with the first of our incredible lineup of special guests. This guy embodies the mindset of the power of sports, it’s two-time Paralympic Sled Hockey Gold Medalist, Jack Wallace.  After a boating accident resulted in Jack having a partial right leg amputation, Jack leaned on his love of sports, specifically ice hockey, to reclaim the passions in his life. He now plays with the US Hockey National Sled Hockey team, national titles and Paralympic medals under his belt, along with training to compete in paracanoe.

Here’s the Top Four Takeaways from the podcast:

1. At 3:30, Jack and Dominique talk about a subject they both relate to and thousands of young people with illness/disability experience: the divide in life with pre and post chronic-illness or disability. Jacks talks about adjusting to life after his accident and how to tackle those ‘what if’ thoughts when we’re adjusting to life with illness/disability. Plus, they give their best tips to tackle when frustration pops up.  
2. At 17:33, it’s all about chronic illness/disability and masculinity and how to break the stigmas surrounding the young guys in this community. Jack opens up about what are some of the masculinity troupes that interfere in guys feeling comfortable to open up and get real about their feelings/emotions. And they talk about the ways young guys can build their confidence, and what’s the top tips to sharpening your community like Jack did with his teammates so you can boost your confidence to confide.
3. Intermission is STORY TIME at 36:43 and Jack gives double the stories about how perhaps it’s a good thing for Team USA Sled Hockey when something goes awry for Jack right before a gold medal game.  
4. And we end the podcast at 43:24 as Jack talks about how he got into adaptive sports, why a place called Camp No Limits thrust him into a world of diverse representation and community, what he’s gained physically and mentally from these two parasports being in his life, and the funny place Jack had his two gold medals during this interview!

Please like, comment, subscribe and share this episode, follow Jack @jwallace_usa and www.jackwallace.me . Please check out the InvisiYouth Charity Shop to buy yourself or someone you care about our limited edition Subtle Activist Color Block bracelet on www.etsy.com/shop/invisiyouthcharity with free shipping globally, and please support InvisiYouth Charity by donating, following and joining our programs and community @invisiyouth!

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