This is something everyone gets caught up in at times.  We shouldn't feel badly when it happens to us because it's human nature to think with our hearts instead of our heads.  However, there's a chance that we can ultimately make the best decisions for our hearts if we learn to focus on actions instead of words.Easier said than done, right?  People woo us with their promises and compliments all of the time while their actions show the complete opposite.  On the flip side, some people tell us they don't like or care for us yet their actions show otherwise.On tonight's show, I'll run some items by my Show Legends so that we can let the listeners know what they can do in order to stay focused on actions instead of words.  All of this and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."Show No. 496Scheduled for 60-75 mins.www.Talk2Q.com

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This is something everyone gets caught up in at times.  We shouldn't feel badly when it happens to us because it's human nature to think with our hearts instead of our heads.  However, there's a chance that we can ultimately make the best decisions for our hearts if we learn to focus on actions instead of words.

Easier said than done, right?  People woo us with their promises and compliments all of the time while their actions show the complete opposite.  On the flip side, some people tell us they don't like or care for us yet their actions show otherwise.

On tonight's show, I'll run some items by my Show Legends so that we can let the listeners know what they can do in order to stay focused on actions instead of words.  All of this and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."

Show No. 496

Scheduled for 60-75 mins.

www.Talk2Q.com

Social media makes us stupid. I can't put it any more clearly than that. Sure, it's entertaining to those who already have a foundation in common sense, but let's face it, that's a minority.So, what happens when you mix social media channels with people who do not have common sense? Crazy stunts that result in serious injuries if not death, mixed signals in relationships, political statements, and a community full of trolls and douches for lack of better terms.On tonight's show, we'll discuss all three of these types of people and some examples of how they're making America a worse place to live.  The Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."Show No. 495Scheduled for 60-75 mins.www.Talk2Q.com

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Social media makes us stupid. I can't put it any more clearly than that. Sure, it's entertaining to those who already have a foundation in common sense, but let's face it, that's a minority.

So, what happens when you mix social media channels with people who do not have common sense? Crazy stunts that result in serious injuries if not death, mixed signals in relationships, political statements, and a community full of trolls and douches for lack of better terms.

On tonight's show, we'll discuss all three of these types of people and some examples of how they're making America a worse place to live.  The Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."

Show No. 495

Scheduled for 60-75 mins.

www.Talk2Q.com

Kids are very instinctive.  They're smarter than a lot of adults give them credit for.  They pick up on things easily and learn how to manipulate at a very young age.  They learn that when they cry that you will pick them up.  Or if they throw a tantrum that you will buy them a toy.  That comes natural to them.  Another thing that comes natural to children is lying.  They learn to do so to avoid consequences to something they may have done wrong.  They will tell you they didn't break a vase to avoid punishment without any though to logically explaining how it wasn't their fault.Our response as (good) parents is to discpline the child for lying.  However, we sometimes contradict ourselves by using a term that is called "a white lie."  That basically insinuates that the lie being told isn't that bad or is somehow done for the greater good of a situation.  An example is going to an all-you-can-eat buffet where kids under 10 eat free.  You tell your 11 year old that "if anyone asks, you're 9 years old tonight."  It benefits your wallet, but what does it do for the child?We'll discuss that multiple valedictorians and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."Show No. 494Scheduled for 75-90 mins.www.Talk2Q.com

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Kids are very instinctive.  They're smarter than a lot of adults give them credit for.  They pick up on things easily and learn how to manipulate at a very young age.  They learn that when they cry that you will pick them up.  Or if they throw a tantrum that you will buy them a toy.  That comes natural to them.  Another thing that comes natural to children is lying.  They learn to do so to avoid consequences to something they may have done wrong.  They will tell you they didn't break a vase to avoid punishment without any though to logically explaining how it wasn't their fault.

Our response as (good) parents is to discpline the child for lying.  However, we sometimes contradict ourselves by using a term that is called "a white lie."  That basically insinuates that the lie being told isn't that bad or is somehow done for the greater good of a situation.  An example is going to an all-you-can-eat buffet where kids under 10 eat free.  You tell your 11 year old that "if anyone asks, you're 9 years old tonight."  It benefits your wallet, but what does it do for the child?

We'll discuss that multiple valedictorians and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."

Show No. 494

Scheduled for 75-90 mins.

www.Talk2Q.com

(Way) Back in the day, let's say the early 60's, guys could call the shots.  Guys were the bread winners so that afforded them some luxuries when it came to mate selection.  A lot of guys had the ability to choose exactly what they wanted in a mate because at the time women were looking for security.  They wanted a man who could pay the bills and be a provider.Fast forward to 2015 and the roles have completely changed.  Guys are no longer sole providers of households.  In fact, guys are rarely providers of households in a lot of communities across the country.  Ladies have gotten educated and have started making money and support themselves.  The result: now they are the ones making the mate selection.Gone are the days when a woman only cared about security.  Now that she has her own, she can do what the guys once did exclusively: she can pick and choose as she pleases.  How does this affect dating in modern day society?  With guys looking for security and women looking for eye candy, can the role reversal be effective?We'll discuss that and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."Show No. 494Scheduled for 90 mins.www.Talk2Q.com

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(Way) Back in the day, let's say the early 60's, guys could call the shots.  Guys were the bread winners so that afforded them some luxuries when it came to mate selection.  A lot of guys had the ability to choose exactly what they wanted in a mate because at the time women were looking for security.  They wanted a man who could pay the bills and be a provider.

Fast forward to 2015 and the roles have completely changed.  Guys are no longer sole providers of households.  In fact, guys are rarely providers of households in a lot of communities across the country.  Ladies have gotten educated and have started making money and support themselves.  The result: now they are the ones making the mate selection.

Gone are the days when a woman only cared about security.  Now that she has her own, she can do what the guys once did exclusively: she can pick and choose as she pleases.  How does this affect dating in modern day society?  With guys looking for security and women looking for eye candy, can the role reversal be effective?

We'll discuss that and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions."

Show No. 494

Scheduled for 90 mins.

www.Talk2Q.com

A May-November relationship is when an older person dates a much younger person.  The older person represents November, which is towards the end of the year (and their life), while the younger person represents May, the blossoming part of the year (and their life).Can the two co-exist?  Well, we've seen it happen successfully, but more times than not it's driven by an agenda.We'll discuss the agendas, the pros/cons, and do's and don'ts on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show.  "No experts.  Just opinions."Show No. 492Scheduled for 75-90 mins.www.Talk2Q.com

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A May-November relationship is when an older person dates a much younger person.  The older person represents November, which is towards the end of the year (and their life), while the younger person represents May, the blossoming part of the year (and their life).

Can the two co-exist?  Well, we've seen it happen successfully, but more times than not it's driven by an agenda.

We'll discuss the agendas, the pros/cons, and do's and don'ts on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show.  "No experts.  Just opinions."

Show No. 492

Scheduled for 75-90 mins.

www.Talk2Q.com