Pathological Positivity

A paradigm is our way of viewing the world, and it comes down to two main options - the victim or the agent. Each of these paradigms has a predictable outcome. The victim paradigm leads predictably to captivity, and the agent paradigm leads predictably to liberty. If you don't have a coach yet then why not? Go to http://liveonpurposeradio.com/help to get in the room and solidify your agent choice.

In this episode of Live on Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul Jenkins shares a poem by Joseph Malins written over 100 years ago – this underscores the value of prevention. Today’s episode is sponsored by NOVA Principles Foundation (Dr. Paul’s non-profit organization that focuses on principle based decision making for kids). http://novaprinciples.com

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul Jenkins reviews five powerful strategies for effective communication and then gets clear about one particular time when we should break the rules – when we talk to ourselves. He then gives five practical phrases we can use when we interrupt our own thinking. Get your free communication cheat sheet HERE.

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul Jenkins reviews five powerful strategies for effective communication and then gets clear about one particular time when we should break the rules - when we talk to ourselves. He then gives five practical phrases we can use when we interrupt our own thinking. Get your free communication cheat sheet HERE.

Larada Horner-Miller joins Dr. Paul Jenkins for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. Larada considered the spiritual, emotional, and psychological effect of the coronavirus pandemic in writing her newest book, Coronavirus Reflections: Bitter or Better? We all have the choice to let our circumstances make us bitter or better. Which will it be for you? Would you like a little help in the process? When you’re ready for your next steps come on over to Live On Purpose Central so you can be in the room where it happens!

considered the spiritual, emotional, and psychological effect of the coronavirus pandemic in writing her newest book, Coronavirus Reflections: Bitter or Better? We all have the choice to let our circumstances make us bitter or better. Which will it be for you? Would you like a little help in the process? When you're ready for your next steps come on over to Live On Purpose Central so you can be in the room where it happens!

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul Jenkins acknowledges that we all have an inner critic. Jim Kwik suggested in his brilliant book “Limitless” that this inner critic is the enemy. Let’s get clear about who the enemy actually is – and it isn’t you! Wendy Watson Nelson advises in her book, “Questions: Change Your Questions, Change Your Life” that we can practice discernment to identify the source of these inner critical thoughts – which agenda does this support? Ready for more help? Visit https://liveonpurposeradio.com/help

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul discusses the difference between being committed versus interested. We often have a fear of failure or a fear of commitment – because then we are “locked in”. Two documents reveal whether we are actually committed or not – the calendar and the checkbook. If you are looking for some real help, go to https://liveonpurposeradio.com/help