Lifebook Podcast

Lifebook Podcast

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Lifebook Podcast episodes

  • The Element by Sir Ken Robinson
    In “The Element,” Ken Robinson deeply explores the magical intersection in life where a person finds themselves working in a field that they are both very good at, but also that they love very much. 

    Not only does Ken believe that everyone has an “Element” -- he also believes it is your destiny to find it. Robinson expresses over and over how our current educational system drains our children’s creativity, and oftentimes hinders our children more than helps them. Schooling can stifle their element. 

    Overall, The Element is a very structured, intellectual book that has a lot of insight to offer - especially when it comes to education.
    16 min
  • The Four Money Personas with Jon Butcher & Garrett Gunderson
    In this special podcast, Jon interviews Garrett Gunderson on four personas that can help predict the financial mistakes and pitfalls that you'll fall into. 

    These personas dictate our financial decisions. There is a winning side and a shadow side.

    The 'Shadow' personas:

    • The Miser, playing the game of preservation;
    • The Conservative, playing the game of accumulation;
    • The Striver, playing the game of status;
    • The High-Roller, playing the game of opportunity - win big and lose big. 

    • The 'Winner' personas:

      • Mindful Manager
      • The Planer
      • The Creator
      • The Catalyst
      • 31 min
      • Quiet by Susan Cain
        Susan Cain explores the topic of introverts by sharing extensive new research, citing examples of powerful introverts throughout history, and by sharing her own personal experiences. This book is full of useful information for introverts and extroverts alike, and is must-read for anyone who wants to dig deeper into the why of social interaction.
        12 min
      • How To Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk by Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish
        The communication gap between parents and their
        children can seem as wide as the Grand Canyon at times. In this excellent book by internationally acclaimed parent/child communication experts Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish, you’ll learn just how to bridge that gap through insights, suggestions, examples and even some helpful cartoons that illustrate more optimal ways of communicating with your children.

        In this LifeNote we’ll review the authors’ thoughts on how to help children deal with negative feelings, how to encourage more cooperation and autonomy, techniques for effective praise, alternatives to punishment, and freeing children from their limiting roles. If you’re interested in having a less stressful, better relationship with your kids, this book might just be the perfect place to start.
        16 min

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