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• July 23, 2025@EnviousMods | How do you approach problem-solving and critical thinking in your work?

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  "But I think that's quite literally the most advantageous aspect. So just like a diversified knowledge in whatever you're doing for work, you don't need to know everything about everything, but just a diversified working knowledge. So you kind of know what people are going through or you kind of know what the concepts are, because then it allows you to connect with them in a clear, concise manner that's really efficient. And I found that to be the most advantageous."

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• July 22, 2025@Isagani | EP 250069: The Heart of Prayer: Faith, Compassion, and Persistence

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  "Teach us to trust in your perfect timing and and to intercede for others with compassion. May our prayers reflect your heart and may our lives be a testament to your grace. In Jesus name we pray. Amen. Thank you for listening to Faith in Action. I pray this episode encourages you to pray boldly, persistently and with love. Remember, faith is active. It moves mountains when we trust in God's goodness. Join us next time as we explore more ways to put our faith into action."

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• July 21, 2025@Andrius | Why God has not get rid of Satan?

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  "That's a gorgeous question. I think is the reason behind that is because Saturn is vital to the world. I mean we can, we cannot live without bad things. And I think you already know that. Every, I think every day we, we made. I mean we, we say lies. So I mean we. Every day we lie to someone else. Yes. I think we need, we need bad actions in order to live. I think that's the reason behind that."

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• July 21, 2025@Andrius | How do you approach problem-solving and critical thinking in your work?

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  "Nice question actually I'm trying to I mean the way I approach that is by solving problems but I have found that difficult to do it because I I the way I do that is by completing or fishing coat."

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• July 21, 2025@Isagani | EP: 250068

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  "But the thing here, you know, way, way back, 2,000 years ago, the charts is still standing. I mean to say people, the church are the people, it's not the building. We are the church and we are still ongoing and proclaiming the word of God and inspiring other people. Without the Spirit of God, we may not be able to do this. It is so difficult for us to preach the gospel of Jesus if we don't have the Spirit of God within us."

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• July 20, 2025@Isagani | "Why do you stay in prison, when the door is so wide open." Rumi

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  "It symbolizes the barriers we perceive or create for ourselves, whether through fear, doubt, guilt or societal expectations. The Open Door the open door signifies opportunity, freedom or the possibility of change. It's always present, yet many remain behind bars either out of ignorance, complacency or fear of the unknown. Inner versus Outer Freedom the quote suggests that external circumstances, the open door, are not the main obstacle. Instead, the real barrier is internal, our mindset, beliefs or resistance to change."

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• July 20, 2025@kwa | How do you approach problem-solving and critical thinking in your work?

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  "It's not really but it's supposed to be economically incentivized and you also can't always run a business like you will healthcare education. I just use as these examples where I think for me to be honest responding to a question like this and I'm going to put a reply on the continue on the next reply."

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• July 20, 2025@diamondelle | "Why do you stay in prison, when the door is so wide open." Rumi

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  "The door is wide open, but the outside looks scary. Because now you're wondering, I'll be out there alone, afraid, not knowing where to go. I have options, I have choices, I have freedoms. And I'm afraid I may mess up or imprison myself in another type of prison. And that's a lot of reason or a reason why a lot of people do stay in a prison. When the door is wide open, they see the potential, but they are comfortable."

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• July 20, 2025@arunanandarao | How do you approach problem-solving and critical thinking in your work?

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  "Leadership is focused only on delivery timelines but neglects team well being. Now the problem solving insight. Effective leadership must listen, empathize and realign the priorities. A leadership town hall of one to one sessions may help realign the vision. Now Amatya the managers are key advisors. The question is are middle managers skilled, ethical and competent? Are they enabling or blocking the progress? The application is the scrum master is overburdened, not escalating the issues. Managers are micromanaging rather than empowering."

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• July 20, 2025@plentifulliving | "Why do you stay in prison, when the door is so wide open." Rumi

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  "I'm reminded of a message from Dr. Stanley on this subject. And he goes and says, why are you going to stay in the prison that you've created for yourself? Because you don't forgive yourself. Sometimes we forget. I know I've forgotten that maybe like when you're in a path of addiction, so, you know, you ask Jesus to forgive you over and over again, but when you're finally free, you never forgive yourself. So I really enjoyed this prompt."

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