On this episode Ariel and Roger talk about personality. Ariel shares a story where she had a conflict with her coworker and how determining her personality solved the issue. Roger and Ariel dissect the situation and come to the conclusion each personality type has to be approached in a different way.

Ariel talks with Roger about giving yourself the permission. Permission to believe, permission to move on, permission to accept it, permission not to blame yourself for what you did not know. Giving yourself permission changes your perspective and affects your future eventually.

In this episode, Ariel talks with Roger Wallkoff, a fellow enthusiast in emotional intelligence, about faith and certainty. Roger’s core belief is elevate others to elevate others which means that when you elevate someone or a group, that group brings you along with them. It’s an episode full of wisdom and life philosophy which can help our listeners to improve themselves in work and in life

This episode is dedicated to Ariel’s dear friend and Mentor, Todd Anderson, who’s currently battling cancer. She shares a story how they two have met and how two completely different persons with different perspectives can find a common language to work together. Ariel also shares 7 valuable lessons Todd has taught her.

On this episode Ariel focuses on personality. Ariel distinguishes the two terms and

reveals the lens through which you can view if someone is an extrovert or an

introvert.

On this episode Ariel talks about how detrimental perspective destroys. She tells her story about her experience with detrimental perspective which starts at the age of 12. Once she broke free from that perspective, she became happier.

On this episode, Ariel shares her personal experience around having a warped perspective. She helps us figure out if our own perspectives are indeed true with a few simple questions. Tune in for this insightful journey!

On this episode, Ariel discusses mistaking faith for certainty. She unpacks both definitions and helps us understand the relationship between the two.

On this episode, Ariel establishes the foundation for the show by sharing her vision behind the podcast.

She explains her passion for understanding and studying people to better describe who she is as a person. Lovingly known as an old soul by her family, Ariel has always had an appetite for deep conversation and helping people recognize their obstacles. Ariel credits her inspiration Brené Brown as one of the reasons for this podcast.

The focus of this podcast is to help you to better understand your personality to explore different perspectives and to increase your productivity.