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Melanie and I continue our chat, and this time we speak exclusively about Leadership. She cites and gives great credit to Rosabeth Moss Kanter's 6 Keys to Leading Positive Change. We also start a chat about the 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John Maxwell.
Other Links:
Strengths Finder
Snapology Grapevine
Melanie Galaviz is an owner of a Texas based Snapology program and former Director of Retail for Vans. She is also co-founder of the foundation she and her late husband, Zac Galaviz began - The Zac Galaviz Foundation. This is part one of our conversation.
Welcome back! Here is an episode where I share some interesting information on Intermittent Fasting. I also share some of my experience with it. I've lost some weight, though the goal is instead to promote gut health.
Interesting read about Fasting found here, and also here
Check out the chat I had with a friend of mine here.
Arthur is the Director of Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties with R Street Institute. His opinions and policy solutions to Police Culture, Pre-Trial Detention, Federal Assertion of Power, and much more are featured. He is a busy man, and he shares his unfiltered view with you today.
Read more at WACIdea.com
JJ Koch was elected to serve as Dallas County Commissioner, 2nd District in 2018. Hear his response to COVID-19 and the idea of Defunding the Police.
For information regarding this episode, visit https://www.wacidea.com/post/dallas-county-covid-defunding-police-recourses
Tabitha Hardy is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) who works for a Non-Profit organization that provides services to victims of Family/Domestic Abuse.
You can find recourses if you know someone being victimized, are yourself being victimized, or you are an abuser seeking change by following https://www.wacidea.com/post/resources-for-witnesses-victims-and-batterers
Visit https://www.wacidea.com/blog to see statistics related to addiction and alcoholism.
Adrienne Santaularia and April Horton of the Dallas 24 Hour Club share their experiences working with recovering addicts and alcoholics. We talk about how the 24 Hour Club separates itself from traditional Rehabilitation Centers, and what it takes to succeed in this field.
Topics (w/non-clickable time stamps)
6:15 -- Learning recovery and relapse rates of addiction vs other major diseases
19:50 -- The mental obsession
37:15 -- History of the 24 Hour Club
42:00 -- The Spirit of the 24 Hour Club came with the new building
44:05 -- How that Spirit separates the 24 from Rehabilitation Centers
51:00 -- Opportunities the 24 provides for the residents
59:50 -- The 24's response in the face of Covid-19
1:10:10 -- How the residents have proven what works
1:21:50 -- Parting words and advice
To contact the 24 Hour Club for potential residency questions, visit -- https://www.dallas24hourclub.org/
The Dallas 24 Hour Club is a non-profit organization that helped me recover from a hopeless condition of the mind, and it can help you or someone you know, too.
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