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Meela goes into depth about her experience with her level of self-awareness her level of emotional intelligence, her level of communication and social intelligence. She goes into how to apply it in her every day life. Whether she applies it in her work environment and her personal at home, life and social settings with strangers, or in fun environments with friends.
**DISCLAIMER!!** This episode is from her learning what she is studying in school and her attempts to apply it in real time. As best as she could. Using Daniel Goleman's book to gain more insight on how she can enhance her life is not a way to promote and say that EQ is better than IQ. She is only sharing what she has learned and using it as a reference
Book Reference:
https://asantelim.files.wordpress.com/2018/05/daniel-goleman-emotional-intelligence.pdf
Emotional Intelligence test : https://globalleadershipfoundation.com/geit/eitest.html#Start
In this episode with Fareed Salahudin, we are discussing topics around sexual trauma/violence, and how it can contribute to our mental health and overall well-being.
Key points:
Fareed’s nonprofit organization: https://www.posterityasafeplace.org/
This is where he offers his resources. From military, to support groups, to therapy and workshops.
Fareed's Instagram(s):
https://www.instagram.com/fareedom/
https://www.instagram.com/posterityasafeplace/
A spoken word written in the moments of self-reflection.
Spoken by Meela Nunez, our host and our creator.
Instagram: @meelaababyy
TikTok: @meelaababyy
Mind.Soul.Dance Links:
https://linktr.ee/mindsouldance
Speaking with Dr. Phyllis E Leavitt about her new book "America in Therapy," where we discuss all but not limited to the Roots and Causes of Hatred and Violence in America.
KEY POINTS:
Dealing with Dysfunction in relationships, the work place, society, family homes, self, etc.
Psychotherapy and Psychology
Makes us feel safe, cared for, belong
The Root cause of trauma– conditioning, nature vs nurture
Trait inheritance or adopted/learned behavior
PTSD
Documentaries:
Quotes/Advice from Phyllis:
“No one is the worst thing they’ve ever done”
Restraint
Come and sit, restrain impulses and reactions
Learn to tolerate the distress
The hurt from someone
Reflection of self
Looking at yourself
See your actions
Taking Responsibility
Using I statements above “You” statements
Less blame
Taking out blame
Tone of voice, facial expression, body language
Rehabilitation/ Rehabilitating ourselves
Making amends
Shifting my approach
Threshold about taking on too much responsibility
Reconciliation
Make agreements of understanding one another
Let it go
Reconnect
Come back to love
Makes us feel safe, cared for, belong
Phyllis E Leavitt links:
Mind.Soul.Dance's links:
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Speaking with Kimberly Braun about how spiritual growth and enhancement plays a role in every day life.
Biography of Kimberly Braun:
Links to contact Kimberly Braun:
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