The Adam Bomb

This is a chapter from the book, "How to Change the Way You Look at Things (in Plain English)," read by the author. This episode has some historical examples of reframes.

This is a chapter from the book, "How to Change the Way You Look at Things (in Plain English)," read by the author. You will hear some good examples how effective reframing can be.

This is a chapter of the book, How to Change the Way You Look at Things (in Plain English), read by the author.

This is the introduction of the book, "How to Change the Way You Look at Things (in Plain English), read by the author.

This is an example of a shift in perspective from a true story of a couple's experience surviving an ordeal in a South American jungle.

It's worth taking the time to think about how you can turn a disadvantage into an advantage. This podcast episode is a brief illustration of that principle.

If you can communicate to your spouse in her or his love language, she or he will feel loved in a way that is not possible using any other love language. Find out all about it in this episode.

The man who first discovered the invisible world of microbes was not a scientist. He was the owner of a drapery shop, and he never knew that microbes had anything to do with everyday life. To his dying day, he thought they were inconsequential curiosities.

By changing the way you look at something, you can quickly change the way you feel about it, change the way you interact with it, and, depending on how important it is, you can completely change the trajectory of your life. Your perspective (or the way you look at something) is very powerful, and largely in your control if you know what you're doing, which is what you will learn in this episode.

A change in your perspective on something can make a huge difference in how you feel about it and what you do about it. This episode is an exploration in ways to find a new, more powerful perspective on an issue that's important to you.