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Yet another episode to celebrate 2 years of the publication of my and Pierce's book Academic Revolution. IN this episode I sat down with the King of education and discussed her Origine story of how she came to implement essential skills needed as we enter adulthood. We talked about different chapters in the book we wrote and how it relates to what she does. She also spoke about why she's doing what she's doing how it's helping people around her and how Nature-based education helps childhood development.

Welcome to another educational edition. IN this episode, we talk about the processes that turn scientific theories into practical solutions, innovations, and technologies that shape our world. Hence, his book's title is a game, not a theory. Join us as we uncover the principles behind how scientific discoveries are translated into everyday applications across various fields. We also touch upon why we shouldn't approach failure as an end-all-be-all result, but instead try to find what didn't work and improve on that.

IN this episode dedicated to the book I wrote with Pierce, "Academic Revolution," we talked about the different means of academic success and what it looks like for every student. He also gave tips and tricks for parents and teachers to connect with their children/students for the first day of every step of their academic journey. I gave a personal story of me not being an A+ student and getting happy with a simple grade. Eugene took the conversation to bring up how teachers and parents should be proud of the growth and the evolution, not the final result.

Get to know Eugene: https://www.eugenewilliamsjr.com/

IN this addition of "A Couple's Life," I talked to a couple who've been together as long as I've been alive. One thing that happens when two people have been together for a while is getting bored of each other. We talked about how we could keep a marriage interesting and make your partner feel special. They wrote a book on the evolution of a relationship and what it takes to be receptive to that growth.

Aging side by side: https://sidebysideaging.com/

IN this episode, we discover the world of Kinks through someone who was brought up in a strictly religious household. He was taught that if sex was ice cream, it only had one flavour, vanilla. We also made crystal clear the importance of boundaries since in the kinky world, we're bringing things from the outside into the sexual relationship, and that could potentially be amazing or dangerous depending on who you bring and what they bring.

Say yes with your chest: https://youtu.be/N0kduSrtohM

They say behind every successful man, there's a woman who helped him along the way. IN this episode I talked to the woman who's the author behind the 16 men, which is a two-part series in the title of this episode. We talked about finding the balance between facts and fiction when it comes to writing a book about a serious topic such as abuse.

Follow her work: https://www.amazon.com/Moments-Time-Men-Susan-Glenney-ebook/dp/B07V56VV9S?ref_=ast_author_dp

There are two ways to deal with adversity: "Why me or try me." IN another addition of "A Couple's Life," this couple is raising awareness of narcissistic partners. We talked about them being victims in their separate journeys through abusive marriages and then how they came together, found a connection, built themselves from the ground up, and fought like warriors.

Learn how to navigate your abusive marriage: https://thev2w.com/

And for those who are obsessed with the truth: https://tracking.truthfinder.com/?a=1484&oc=27&c=404&s1=podcast

IN this episode, we talked about the challenges that neurodivergent people could face in society (school, jobs and relationships). But as much as they might be reluctant to change, they are the people who think outside the box and could perhaps bring the most change, and that's a positive outlook. Neurodivergent individuals face various challenges in society, including social stigma, misunderstanding, and discrimination. In education, traditional systems may not accommodate their needs, leading to academic struggles. In employment, societal expectations can make it hard to find suitable roles, and workplaces may lack necessary support. Mental health issues like anxiety and depression are more common due to societal pressures. Communication difficulties and limited healthcare access can also create barriers. Additionally, neurodivergent people may experience isolation, difficulty navigating rigid social norms, and challenges in legal or bureaucratic systems. Increased awareness and inclusion can help address these issues.

A hidden force: https://www.amazon.ca/Hidden-Force-Unlocking-Potential-Neurodiversity/dp/1639080589

IN this episode, we talked about the most common myth surrounding sex. Such as porn is all bad, men always want sex, all fantasies are going to be acted out, and many more. Kathy also talked about the healthy steps to take when you have been sexually abused and how to reclaim your identity. We talked about all that, and Kathy wasn't afraid to get personal.

Follow Kathy's work: https://www.soaringheartcenter.com/join-our-amazing-email-list/

IN this episode, we talked about his determinism and how that got him the job in the military. Also, how his personality could often clash with people who take a bit more time to learn, since, at the end of the day, you're in a high-pressure environment, and you need precision. While he was a spy, we talked about the importance of body language and facial expression and how that could help people in their everyday conversations.

Break it down: http://youtube.com/peteaturner