Ted in Your Head

In the third installment of the Ted in Your Head interview series, Ted interviews Dr. Roxanne Prilutsky, otherwise know as “Dr. Rox.”

In this interview Dr. Rox will focus on her work with trauma, an area she is passionate about. Be sure to listen to this informative interview with Dr. Rox as she helps us understand how to deal with trauma.

The very first things that you do after you awake can have a tremendous impact on the quality of your day. Your mind is very suggestible the first half hour after waking up. Why not put good stuff into your headspace? Whether you are an early morning riser, or an early morning grump, implementing of few of these 25 things can make a difference. Check it out, and greet the morning with more gratitude, peace, and energy.

Life is hard. Plans fall apart. You will screw up, you will fail. You’ll hurt the one you love. Bad stuff will happen. What does it all say about you? Nothing except you’re alive and still have something to learn. Might also mean that you are up to stuff. What it doesn’t mean is that you suck or that there’s something wrong with you. Feel better?

Do you find yourself wishing that you’ll get into an accident on the way to your speech? Does the thought of speaking in public make your heart pound and hands sweat? Fear not, there is hope for those called upon to get up talk in public. Fear of public speaking is something that is learned, and what is learned can be unlearned. In this humorous episode, Ted discusses how you can manage the prospect of speaking in public and what you can do to get through it.

If you would like to read a blog of this podcast go to www.tedmoreno.com/publicspeaking

It’s all about looking good, nobody wants to look foolish. But, “Everybody plays the fool, sometime” as the song says. Bless the fool within you, for without the Fool, you are less human. In this podcast Ted talks about why embracing the fool in you can help you experience fully this fleeing life.

In this next installment of the Ted in Your Head Interview Series, Ted interviews Jasmine Rausch, Certified Yoga Therapist based in Los Angeles, California. Jasmine specializes in working with a wide range of chronic health conditions chronic pain and autoimmune disease to anxiety and depression. In this interview, Jasmine discusses her journey from horrible back pain and asthma to being pain free through the practice of yoga therapy. After practicing yoga for 10 years, she entered teacher training at the Clinical Yoga Therapy Program at Loyola Marymount University. You may have heard of yoga, but listen to Jasmine tell you about yoga therapy in this wonderful podcast.

Did Ted really get abducted by aliens? Or perhaps he just dreamed of his conversation with the alien who felt lost and disconnected. A parable for those who struggle during the holiday season.

In this next installment of the Ted in Your Head Interview Series, Ted interviews Elida Tsou, with Elida Designs. Elida designs and creates jewelry with meaningful messages inspired by truths for her own life and from her experience as a marriage and family therapist. She’s known for the originality of her designs as well as the quality of her work. In this podcast Elida discusses how she became a designer, how she gets inspiration for her pieces and how she invokes the creative process using her intuition. You won’t want to miss this awesome podcast!!

When something does not have integrity, that means it’s in danger of falling apart, like the model airplane I built using Elmer’s glue instead of modeling cement. You can have the greatest plan, the most sincere intentions, the most brilliant idea, but if you don’t have the integrity to bring it together and keep it together, it just won’t fly. What is integrity? The ability to be your word. Need some practice doing what you say you are going to do? Listen to today’s podcast

Are you tired and unmotivated? Are you looking for a way to find more energy? Ted talks about energy and how you must generate it, from within, using a few simple tips that he shares in this podcast. You might be able to relate to this funny but informative parable.