IN this episode we talked about the difference between people who date with a reason vs those who don't and how to find that reason. Then once you do, you have to find the people who a line with your reasons to date, in other words: deal breakers/makers. Regardless if it's to get married, have kids, go on a cottage trip, as long as you're aware that it could change and you have to check in to see if you are still compatible and striving towards the same things.

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IN this episode we talked about infidelity within a romantic relationships. As much as we wish they lasted forever most of them don't. He talked about how your chaotic will manifest into a chaotic marriage and if you're going to stay and work it out or leave. He also linked it to exotic animals and the parenting attachment styles. We then brought up the Matrix move and talked about the love theme between Neo and Trinity as well as the conformity theme with Mr. Smith. He then tied it all into the right minded thoughts vs the wrong or negative minded thoughts.

IN this episode we talked about the keys to success through self-exploration and embarking on your own journey about what success looks like for you on your terms. We also talked about the importance of setting clear goals to be able to achieve what you want. It's all about motivation and drive, she gave an analogy of you being in the drivers seat of a car, since you're the one who dictates your life. Yet, you also have to be aware of what other people are going to do.

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IN this episode John talked about his experience of being an orphan at a young age and working on himself to present a new and improved version of him to his friends. Because of such a traumatic experience, we talked about how to spot the difference between fake friends and how he associated them with being family.

Relationship prescriber:https://www.therelationshipprescriber.com/

IN this episode we talked about how unresolved childhood trauma could affect you in your adult life. With that, comes generational trauma and her acknowledging that even if she's her mother's child, her child won't benefit from her as a mother if she passes on the same things she wanted to run away from. We also talked about how to forgive yourself and others for what you went through and being able to talk about it since that's always the hardest but it's the first step in healing.

Mama after Trauma:https://mamahoodaftertrauma.ca/home

IN this episode, we talked about his upbringing in the military and how that transitioned into him coaching people into being leaders. We discussed the qualities of an effective leader and how some have to be shown via your actions even before talking about it. IN other words, you have to put your money where your mouth is. We also talked about coaching, mentoring and advising and how all those roles help you to leverage your business but if you can't put any advice into action, it's on you.

Come to the Brightside: https://jevonwooden.com/

Welcome to the last educational episode to promote the book I co-wrote "Academic Revolution". IN this episode we talk about the cross-road between neurodiversity and academics. In the book, I wrote about the 9 types of intelligence by psychologist Howard Gardner and how each student learns differently. We also talked about the history of diagnosis and the challenges they faced, not just in school but in jobs and relationships.

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 on a simple grade and Eugene took the conversation to bring up how teachers and parents should be proud of the growth and the evolution and not the final result.

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