The Dr. Pat Show: Talk Radio To Thrive By! with Dr. Pat Baccili

Join Dr. Pat as she learns from Vicki Todd - author of the new book, Shine Happy Shine: A Mystical Memoir of Art, Destiny & a Tenacious Mother-Daughter Bond – how she navigated the detours, potholes and roadblocks that tried to stop her soul’s calling in its tracks. Vicki will share what she’s learned while traveling her long-and-winding road, lessons that prompted her to live authentically and allowed her gifts to SHINE, even when naysayers tried to run her dream off the road.



Giveaways:
· Art raffle:
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What if you aren't a problem to solve?
In a world that constantly encourages us to improve, optimize, and become a better version of ourselves, it's easy to believe that who we are right now isn't enough. In this episode, we explore the difference between growing from a sense of worthiness and growing because we believe something about us needs to be fixed.
You are worthy. You are enough. And you don't have to become someone else to prove it.


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Is USA basketball asleep at the switch, just like the WNBA seemed to be during the All Star game? Team USA  (represented by WNBA players) had a chance to show the world the quality of its team at the FIBA World Cup in Germany. At this juncture, the Us played 3 games against China, Italy, and Chechia. The coach Kara Lawson (coach at Duke) was emphasizing veterans in her starting line-up. While younger stars, including Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, and Angel Reese, are getting some playing time, the coach was still placing the spotlight on older and more experienced players, apparently due to their sophistication in international play and their reliability toward the end of games. 
 

After the third game, I heard commentary from 5 knowledgeable sports commentators and podcasters: Three black men, one white fellow, and one white woman. They agreed strongly that Caitlan Clark, and possibly Paige Bueckers, should be starting at point guard ahead of veteran Chelsea Gray. While they described Chelsea as a good shooter who can bring stability and sophistication at crunch time, they viewed Caitlan and Paige as providing a quicker pace, creating more scoring opportunities, taking better advantage of open players, and as more versatile scorers. There were feelings that Kara Lawson, the coach, undervalues Caitlian’s play and potential contribution by describing her as a “young player who is feeling her way through.” This description is contrary to Caitlin’s record going into the tournament, and her actual tournament play, particularly in two of the three games. Paradoxically, after one game, Kara described Caitan as markedly picking up the pace and enabling the team to capture a big and lasting lead. (contrary to a young player feeling her way through)  In the game against Italy, there was criticism that 3 veteran players were freezing Caitlan out when they should have been feeding her the ball. These pundits all agreed that there should be a more optimal mix of veterans and younger bench players in the starting lineup to max scoring, sustain defensive pressure, and optimize excitement.


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After 40+ years of listening to people from behind the chair, I've noticed patterns in how we handle stress, emotions, relationships, expectations and life in general.   What is stress really doing to us? Most of us are carrying stress and are not aware of it. Listen in so you can better understand how stress is affecting you and your body.

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Unconscious leadership spans a vast spectrum of organizational dysfunction, far exceeding a single broken contract. It represents a systemic failure where a leader's hidden blind spots, unexamined ego, and automatic defense mechanisms dictate how they manage people. When leaders operate on autopilot, their behaviors create a destructive ripple effect that completely alters the fabric of a workplace.  
https://theseamlinemethod.com/

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We will discuss Chyenne’s journey of discovery as a neurodivergent individual. Chyenne is an APRN with a clinical focus on chronic infections, medical cannabis consulting, and energy & vibrational medicine. She is committed to identifying the knowledge gaps in diagnosing women with ADHD and Autism.
 
 
Watch: https://youtu.be/ttquAQ7wkAI


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We often think change requires new circumstances, but sometimes the biggest transformation comes from seeing the same situation differently. In this episode of Get Big Out Loud, we explore what happens when we take a second look at the beliefs, assumptions, and stories that shape the way we experience our lives and discover how changing our perspective can change our experience. 


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LIVE CALL IN SHOW AT 1- 800-930-2819.  A quarter century after the September 11, 2001 attacks, 100 million Americans are too young to remember the day that changed our city and nation forever. It is our shared promise — made 25 years ago — to never forget so those born after 9/11 learn its significance and enduring legacy. As we commemorate this anniversary, a new generation will learn about the unimaginable loss we experienced and the inspiring stories of bravery, compassion, unity, and service that we witnessed, and have rippled through the decades. (From https://www.911memorial.org/marking-25th-anniversary)  

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This isn't a midlife crisis — it's an initiation nobody taught you to recognize. In this episode, Manon de Veritch, creator of The Surrender Method and founder of Sovereign Woman Rising™, sits down with Dr. Pat Baccili to name the threshold most women hit and have no map for: the passage between Mother and Crone that our culture forgot how to mark. Manon walks through what's actually driving the restlessness — across health, wealth, and relationships — why the liminal space feels so unsafe that most women stay stuck performing a role that's costing them, and the seven-stage, three-arc framework she built to guide women through it and into what she calls True Self 2.0: not who you were before life happened to you, but who you came here to be. If you've felt the life you built stop feeling like yours, this episode names it — and gives you a map.

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E.F. Schumacher once wrote “Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex. It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to go in the opposite direction.”
In this episode, John will share insights on how valuable it is to challenge the status quo and “lean” things out in your life. When others are “adding,” stop and consider subtracting. Bigger is not necessarily better. Ask yourself, what can I delete? When others are pushing, try pulling. When others are making false claims and sharing biased opinions, lead with open questions and get the facts. Challenge assumptions, starting with your own. When others are criticizing and judging, practice contemplation and forgiveness. Be curious. Recognize there are two sides to every coin. When others are complicating the simple, learn to simplify the complex. Offer short answers to long questions. Indeed, this is true genius. While others may be speeding up and working harder, it might be best for you to slow down and work smarter. Seek to understand life’s counterintuitive options and misunderstood paradoxes. This is where true wisdom often lies dormant.
 You will discover:

• Why “Pulling” is much more effective than “Pushing.” What does it mean to pull as a parent or leader? What are some practical ways to do this?
• How to Avoid the “Closet Space Syndrome.” What is this syndrome and what are some strategies for reversing it?
• What is the difference between Activity and Productivity? How do we know if what we are doing is truly productive?
• What is Lean Thinking? Why is this mindset so valuable in business and in life?
• What is a paradigm and why is it so important to challenge them. What are some of life’s most common paradoxes and counterintuitive solutions?

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