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In this episode Dr. Nadine Macaluso (A.K.A "Dr. Nae", ex wife of the Wolf of Wallstreet) who specializes in helping women heal from Trauma Bonds and relationships with Pathological Lovers. Her inspiring story begins with growing up on welfare in Brooklyn, becoming a model to support herself and her mother, then falling madly in love with a charming stockbroker. After eight tumultuous years, she sets out to heal the trauma of an abusive marriage, finds healthy love, survives two forms of cancer, and her story culminates in finding her calling as a therapist, earning a PhD at 39 and becoming a global source of wisdom and hope for women recovering from pathological partnerships. In this episode Dr. Nae identifies the difference between narcissists, psychopaths and pathological lovers, what coercive control is, how to identify a pathological lover, common challenges for those who are caught in a trauma bond and ways you can break trauma bonds and and heal. You will want to tune in and share this informative episode. CONNECT WITH KARIN TAYLOR @KARINTAYLOROFFICIAL @KARINTAYLORMEDIA WWW.KARINTAYLOR.COM CONNECT WITH DR. NAE @TheRealDrNadine www.drNae.com Order her book Run Like Hell Women who love Psychopaths by Sandra L Brown

Kyle Olson is a financial advisor who's passionate about women taking charge of their wealth and directing their own financial future. As we face the largest wealth transfer to American women in history, it's time to unravel the complexities of financial literacy and wealth management planning. In this episode we discuss:

• The biggest misconceptions surrounding wealth management and financial planning
• What you need to know about money market accounts
• What you need to know about Retirement accounts and why everyone should have one
• Specific financial challenges women face post divorce
• The importance of women having their own credit history
• Financial literacy terms everyone should know and understand
• College Saving plans and the new laws and benefits concerning them
• Top tips for women in to achieve financial independence and security
• How to choose a financial planner
• What other services financial planners offer their clients

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

By 2030, American women are expected to control much of the $30 trillion in financial assets that baby boomers will possess—a potential wealth transfer of such magnitude that it approaches the annual GDP of the United States. source

An unprecedented amount of assets will shift into the hands of US women over the next three to five years, representing a $30 trillion opportunity by the end of the decade. source

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Lynn joins us to share the story of her husband's suicide on July 4, 2023.. We originally recorded this episode to share during National Suicide Prevention Awareness month, however as she was early in her healing we held back this podcast which was recorded approximately 2 months into her family's healing journey. Discussed in this episode:

• The signs she realized were there, in hindsight
• The shock she felt that her husband was capable of committing suicide
• How the Police Officer told Lynn that her husband had passed
• How she told her children their father had died
• How each of her children received the information
• Her fears of being blamed for his suicide
• What resources were made available to her through DCF
• Why she has chosen to be so open about his cause of death
• Her grief journey
• How therapy is helping her family
• Triggers that Lynn is experiencing
• What tools are helping Lynn get through each day
• How online groups can help in the healing journey
• Suicide statistics that shocked Lynn
• Lynn's advice to anyone contemplating suicide or surviving a loved one's suicide

If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, please seek immediate professional help. Resources are available to you and suicide is a permanent solution to what is often a temporary problem. Related Episode: Episode 17: The impact of Suicide: A conversation on Suicide and its aftermath Resources: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Dial 988 Suicide Prevention Resources from CDC Follow @KarinTaylorOfficial

Ali Worthington wears many hats. She is a Business Coach, Speaker, Author of 5 books (and counting), podcaster and overcomer. If you are struggling with 'having it all' or just want to know how to get the most out of their life without killing yourself you will love this episode. Ali shares her life lessons, what she learned about polling other women about motherhood, and how we can all live our own versions of our best life. Visit Ali Worthington's website Connect with Ali Worthington on Instagram SUBSCRIBE to You Should Know so you don't miss a single episode! Follow @KarinTaylorMedia on Instagram Follow @KarinTaylorOfficial on Instagram

Rob Thomson is part of the second generation of three generations of Thomson's to work at their family's business, Waterfront Properties and Club Communities. Rob's mother, Joan is the founder and active broker of Waterfront Properties and has over 50 years of experience selling real estate in and around Jupiter, Florida. At 91 years old, Joan still reviews every contract that goes through Waterfront Properties, trains agents, and comes into the office to work. Joan has won the Luxury Real Estate Network's Lifetime Achievement Award and played a huge role in building Rob and Waterfront Properties into being the largest purveyor of Luxury Real Estate in this market. Rob has now become the leading agent in Northern Palm Beach County for most of the last 30 years, and now mentors his youngest son Jack in the Real Estate Business.

Thomson has sold well over 3 BILLION dollars of real estate, with plenty of records, awards, and accolades throughout his career. He's been ranked in the Wall Street Journal's Top 100 Real Estate Professionals by Volume multiple times, Who's Who in Luxury Real Estate Master Networker, Most Referrals Award, member of the "Billionaires' Club", Extraordinary Philanthropy Award, and much more.

Discussed in this episode:

• How Rob got started in Real Estate after watching his mother as a child
• Emerging trends in real estate that are utilizing AI
• How marketing is different when homes are over 10 million
• Why pocket listings are never a good idea for a seller
• Rob's Real Estate advice- don't wait, buy now
• What HNW clients expect
• The biggest sale and largest listing price Rob has worked with
• Average amount of time it takes to sell a 10 million+ property
• Surprising details that have caused a real estate deal to fold
• Who influences real estate deals the most
• How has covid affected real estate industry
• Is this a good time to become a real estate agent
• What Waterfront looks for in real estate agents
• What make someone a top agent at Waterfront
• How has social media affected real estate
• How to choose a real estate agent
• Questions to ask when you're looking for an agent to sell your house?
• Biggest secret in the real estate game
• Why magazine ads mean nothing anymore

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Do you find yourself anxious in your relationships, always craving reassurance? Or perhaps you're the opposite, always keeping a healthy distance? Ever wondered why? In this eye-opening episode of **You Should Know**, we're diving deep into the world of attachment styles in dating with renowned matchmaker Cat Cantrill. Learn how your attachment style could be the secret key to unlocking your romantic potential.

What You'll Learn in this episode:

- The four primary attachment styles: Secure, Anxious-Preoccupied, Dismissive-Avoidant, and Fearful-Avoidant.

- How each attachment style plays out in real-world dating scenarios.

- The pivotal role of understanding your own attachment style in developing healthier romantic relationships.

The Importance of Knowing Your Attachment Style:

We often underestimate how our early experiences shape our romantic lives. As Cat explains, being aware of your attachment style is not just psycho-babble—it's critical for understanding how and why you connect with others in the way that you do. This self-awareness is your ticket to more satisfying relationships.

In this candid and informative episode, Cat Cantrill sheds light on the fascinating dynamics of attachment styles in dating. Knowing your attachment style isn't just a fancy term or a trendy conversation starter; it's a tool for better relationships and a more fulfilling love life. So don't miss this episode!

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Attached: The new science of adult attachment and how it can help you find and keep love

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This episode contains sensitive content that may not be suitable for all listeners. If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, please seek immediate professional help.

In this profoundly moving episode, Jen shares her family's personal journey of losingg her father to suicide. We discuss the immediate and long-term emotional toll, how society's views on suicide have evolved, and what she wishes more people understood about this complicated issue. Please note that this episode discusses sensitive topics and listener discretion is advised.

Discussed in this episode:

• Jen tells us about who her father was a person, father, husband and friend
• The initial shock and emotional aftermath of her father's suicide
• How the tragedy impacted family dynamics and relationships
• Societal perceptions of suicide: Then VS Now
• Misconceptions about suicide and mental health
• How society can better support survivors of suicide loss
• The importance of breaking taboos around discussing suicide to foster better understanding and support
• What Jen would want her father to know

RESOURCES:

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - dial 988

Suicide prevention resources from CDC

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Welcome to another riveting episode of "You Should Know," hosted by Karin Taylor. This week, we delve deep into the luxury housing market with two seasoned Sotheby's real estate agents, Carolina and Laura. From the art of pricing million-dollar homes to surprising secrets that only insiders know, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in high-end real estate.

Discussed in this episode:

How to effectively stage a million-dollar property to appeal to discerning buyers.

Expert insights into pricing strategies that move luxury listings.

The Art of Negotiation: How Carolina and Laura successfully negotiate deals that satisfy both buyer and seller.

Emerging Trends: The latest features, technologies, and amenities shaping the luxury housing market.

The circumstances that caused Carolina and Laura to turn away a listing

Funny Stories: Carolina and Laura share their most entertaining and surprising experiences in the industry.

GUESTS:

Carolina and Laura, Sotheby's Real Estate Agents specializing in luxury properties.

The CL Team Luxury Home Experts are your ticket to all of the Palm Beaches. The CL Team is made up of two, full-time Palm Beach agents with decades of experience in South Florida real estate, marketing, design, advertising and journalism (print, TV and internet). Leaders in the Palm Beach market, Carolina + Laura set up their listings for prime time with art directed photoshoots, award winning copy-writing, robust social media and sharply targeted advertising. They have some of the most sophisticated internet campaigns and algorithms--because today, your home is online or off the radar. The CL Team luxury homes experts are dedicated to providing a successful, smooth and detailed transaction.

Present from the first showing, The CL Team artfully negotiates offers and leads clients through the entire closing process and beyond. Their deep list of Palm Beach contacts (designers, contractors, stagers, lawyers) adds a level of service that exceeds expectations. They listen intently to match preferences and curate the right homes for a buyer's consideration. Their work ethos is based on intelligence, integrity and innovation. Always current on market and design trends, the CL Team constantly attends educational classes and seminars. But most importantly, they treat clients like extended family.

Carolina Buia Barefoot

A former, award-winning journalist, Carolina was raised in South America and Miami, living in NYC and CT after college. While Palm Beach has been home for almost a decade, she previously hosted a celebrity home show on Yahoo! and was a NY-based writer for publications such as TIME, Newsweek and InStyle. She has also reported for Robb Report, Conde Nast Traveler, Billboard, People, Yahoo and Telemundo. Understanding the power of proper exposure, Carolina has appeared as a thought leader on national outlets including ABC, NBC, FOX, CNN, Food Network and Univision. She has brought local and national editorial exposure to listings.

A Duke grad (BA, Economics) who sailed for her collegiate team, Carolina Buia Barefoot has taken interior design courses at Parsons to sharpen her skills. When not obsessing about design and real estate, she spends time with her family (two sets of twins), volunteers with Palm Beach elementary and high school students, plays tennis and sails in Stuart.

Laura Gambino

Laura Gambino began her career in Manhattan, working in advertising for major trade publications and then commercial real estate clients. She left her mark at Crain's New York, The National Law Journal, IMG's Fashion Week-The Daily American Lawyer Commercial clients include Cushman Wakefield, Vornado and Tishman Speyer. Storied projects Laura has been involved in are landmark buildings such as the MOMA office tower, Rockefeller Center offices, The Core Club and the Bloomberg Tower. She transitioned into residential sales with Douglas Elliman, building a reputation on referrals and repeat business.

A second generation realtor and graduate of George Washington University, Laura Gambino has spent the past 15 years living (and selling) Palm Beach County. When not working, Laura can be found on the golf course with her husband and two daughters, working out, donating her time to various non-profits or reading the latest best sellers.

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Do you know how long it takes to form a habit? Most of us have heard it takes 21 days but that's not exactly the whole truth. In this Bonus episode we explore the research that has been done to determine how long it takes to effectively develop a habit and how much time you should give yourself to truly develop a habit—which is an automatic behavior. HOW TO CONNECT WITH HOST Karin Taylor Instagram: @KarinTaylorOfficial LinkedIn: @KarinTaylor

Dr. Suzy Thompson is the mother of adult twin sons and has been a pediatrician for over 25 years who currently practices in Florida. In this candid episode Dr. Thompson shares a lot of practical and informational advice for new parents.

Discussed in this episode:

• Why Dr. Thompson chose to become a pediatrician
• How has being a parent influenced her own work as a pediatrician
• What Dr. Thompson used to say to parents before she had her own kids that she'd never say today
• What Dr. Thompson would NEVER do as a pediatrician
• Common things that new parents worry about that they shouldn't worry as much about
• Common practices in child rearing that have changed
• What we've learned about introducing peanuts and other allergenic foods to kids
• What to consider when choosing a pediatric practice or pediatrician
• At what age do children transition from a pediatrician to a GP?
• What are the differences between a Nurse Practitioner and a General Pediatrician?
• The Medical Model vs the Nursing Model
• The number one question parents ask their pediatrician
• How has pediatrics changed over the years?
• Why we are seeing more anxiety and depression in children?
• Should you tell your child that you're getting a vaccination in advance?
• Dr. Thompson's advice for parents of twins

QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE

"Parenting is hard enough. If you're feeling shamed in any part of the process it's not a good fit. Find another Doctor."

"Just because your child has a fever doesn't mean that you have to be seen right away."

"A large part of the daily stress I feel as a pediatrician is the number of patients I need to see a day due to the low reimbursements from the insurance companies."

"Cultivate your twins as individuals."

RESOURCES SHARED IN THIS EPISODE:

HealthyKids.org

Aap.org

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