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In this conversation, Brandi and Rochelle explore the challenges of perfectionism, the importance of self-acceptance and self-love, and the journey towards embracing one's imperfections. They discuss how societal pressures and comparisons can lead to feelings of inadequacy and the need to redefine personal standards. The dialogue emphasizes that true happiness comes from within and that recognizing one's intrinsic worth is essential for personal growth and fulfilling relationships. Takeaways ✅Perfectionism is an unattainable goal that can lead to exhaustion. ✅Authenticity and vulnerability are more appealing than perfection. ✅Self-worth should not be tied to external achievements or appearances. ✅Letting go of perfection allows for greater self-acceptance. ✅Comparison can diminish joy and self-esteem. ✅Protecting your peace is essential for mental well-being. ✅Embracing imperfections can lead to a more fulfilling life. #selflove #selfimprovement #selfcare #personalgrowth #mentalhealth #perfectionism
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Send us a textAre you really hearing what your sellers are telling you — or just what they want you to hear? In this episode, Tiffany High breaks down the 5 hidden seller motivations that most investors miss — and how uncovering them can radically increase your close rate. This episode teaches you how to turn seller resistance into real connection and consistent conversions.You’ll Learn How To:Spot emotional triggers behind every “surface” seller answerUse Tiffany’s 3-question framework to uncover deeper seller painRecognize the 5Ds: death, divorce, disease, debt, and distressBecome a “problem solver” instead of just another offer makerWhat You’ll Learn in This Episode:(02:53) Why surface motivation costs you money(04:14) Learn the 3-question strategy for uncovering pain(04:25) The 5 D’s of motivation: Death, Divorce, Disease, Debt(05:24) Number 1 Death: Uncovering family tension after death(07:50) Number 2: Divorce as hidden motivation and how to reveal it(08:55) Number 3: Disease, the heavy weight of caregiving behind a property sale(10:35) Number 4: Debt,  how tax liens trigger quiet desperation(12:11) Distress from job loss, vacancy, and burnout(13:52) The exact open-ended questions that unlock honesty(14:30) The 3-question framework: problem, picture-perfect, impact.(18:00) Tiffany challenges you to record 5 seller calls and send your breakthroughs.Who This Episode is For:Real estate investors Acquisition repsWholesalersReal estate teams Anyone who wants to close more deals by asking better questions Why You Should Listen:Mastering the skill of identifying true motivation isn't optional — it's essential. You'll walk away with scripts, talk tracks, and mindset shifts that increase conversion and build seller trust.Follow Tiffany and Josh here:Tiffany Instagram: @tiffanyhighfficialJosh Instagram: @joshhighofficialWebsite: https://resultsdrivenrei.com/home/Get Tiffany’s free resource:26 Costly Mistakes I Made While Building My Seven-Figure Real Estate Business: www.rdebook.com
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Continuous improvement in instrument procedures is vital for aviation safety. This episode explores ongoing modernization efforts in IFR operations, including new navigation technologies, procedural enhancements, and advancements in performance-based navigation (PBN).— Getting ready for your FAA written exams? Test your knowledge with our free, AI-powered practice tests and see where you stand! 🧠 FREE FAA Written Practice Test (Private, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, CFI, or CFII): https://www.pilotprep.ai/
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English Listening Practice - Level B1 - EP26 American English✨Download transcript and exercise fill in the blanks here: https://youtu.be/LCYiYlweQQUCheck out our videos for levels A2, B1, and B2 with bilingual English-Vietnamese content on our YouTube channel.#EnglishListening #AmericanEnglish #LearnEnglish #EnglishPractice #Podcast #ListeningSkills #Education #PersonalStories #Fashion #Lifestyle #kunkunmt #englishpodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Adam Wolf and co-host Doug Turnbull discuss a recent prank call that new Cleveland Browns QB Shedeur Sanders received and relate that to a thing almost everyone else experiences: scams. Adam explains what different kinds of scams he encounters and how easily people fall for things that seem real. And Adam shares what not to do, especially involving electronically transferring personal information. Adam also talks about Wolf Retirement Navigation’s post-tax part with their clients and how is a long-suffering Jaguars fan. Do you have questions about growing your wealth with tax efficiency and low risk in retirement? Then go to wolfretirement.com or call (904) 232-8760 for a free portfolio analysis today! Adam and the team will lean on his 25 years of experience to help build you a complimentary Retire Smart Plan https://www.facebook.com/wolfretirement https://www.instagram.com/wolfretirement_jax/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8hIs26kEfd8dySWLzyRicwSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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In episode 128 of Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen, Anne-Marie Faiola begins with a warm welcome, setting the stage for an engaging exploration of lip product crafting. She introduces the "spoon trick," a handy technique for creating lip products, providing listeners with detailed step-by-step instructions. The episode includes a demonstration using Coral Mica and a Lip Balm Base, enhancing the learning experience with practical examples. Anne-Marie encourages listeners to share their own tips and experiences, fostering a sense of community. The episode concludes with a sponsor message from BrambleBerry.com, offering resources for further exploration in soapmaking and beyond.
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Send us a textIn this special solo episode of Healthcare Wayfinders, host Zach Aten shares his personal experience using the health and weight loss app Noom—a psychology-based tool that’s helped him lose 20 pounds and shift his entire mindset around food.Whether you’ve struggled with emotional eating, yo-yo dieting, or building healthy habits, this episode breaks down what makes Noom unique—and whether it might be the right fit for you. Zach shares honest pros and cons, how Noom compares to other apps, and practical advice for getting started.🔊 Heads up: Audio quality is not up to our usual standard due to unforeseen circumstances. Thanks for bearing with us—we promise the content is still worth it.💡 What You’ll Learn:✅ How Noom uses psychology to support long-term habit change✅ Why mindset is more important than just tracking calories✅ The daily lessons that helped Zach rethink his relationship with food✅ A breakdown of Noom’s pros and cons (and who it’s NOT for)✅ Tips to make the most out of your Noom experience✅ How to get started with a free trial + discount🎧 Try Noom with a 14-day free trial + 20% off:🔗 https://noom.com/r/SuNCXvCUA📌 More from Healthcare Wayfinders:💬 Subscribe for more honest health tech reviews🎙️ Upcoming: Strength training app reviews🌐 Grassroots Labs | Save 30-70% off lab testing you need when visiting the doctor or managing your health. https://bit.ly/4fIeazG#NoomReview #WeightLossApps #HealthcareWayfinders #NoomExperience #BehaviorChange #PsychologyOfEating #ZachAten #HealthTech #MindsetShift #LoseWeightWithNoom #EmotionalEating #HealthyHabits #HolisticHealth #NoomTips #NoomProsAndConsContact the Healthcare Wayfinders Podcast Email us at podcast@grassrootslabs.com Special Thanks to: Seth Aten who produces the podcast. Grassroots Labs for sponsoring the show. Review us on Apple Podcasts and wherever you listen. Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3DEvJ6j Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3PP9Owl YouTube: https://bit.ly/3DPhN9J
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Struggling with bitter or bland black tea? In this episode, we explore common black tea brewing problems and simple ways to fix them—so every cup becomes smoother, sweeter, and more satisfying.This episode is based on our detailed blog post:👉 Black Tea Brewing Problems: Common Issues and How to Fix Them🔍 What you’ll learn in this episode:Why your black tea may taste bitter or sourHow tea quality, water temperature, and brewing time matterPractical tips for better-tasting tea at homeWhen to adjust leaf-to-water ratioWhat kind of teaware can improve your tea experience💡 Whether you're new to tea or refining your gongfu skills, these tips will help you get the best out of your favorite black teas.🌿 Explore more tea insights on our website: orientaleaf.com🍵 Shop our curated Chinese teas: Browse Black Teas
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In this episode of Jenny Says So, Jenny dives into the complexities of friendships—specifically how to navigate awkward moments and misunderstandings with grace and empathy. She emphasizes the importance of curiosity and open communication, suggesting that friends should approach conflicts with a mindset of understanding rather than judgment. Jenny shares her tips for creating safe spaces for vulnerability, addressing misunderstandings directly, and handling tense moments with compassion and clarity.Hey Jenny, I have a dilemma I need help with. So, two old friends and I have been getting together a few times a year for dinner. Since we are a little geographically dispersed, we all take turns being slightly inconvenienced, and we really try to pick a place that is convenient for everyone (as much as possible). For our recent outing, we picked a date, time and place that made sense for us all. However, at the last minute one friend wanted to change the time and place, and the demeanor was a little aggressive! Before you knew it, we had changed our plans to accommodate her. What would be the right thing to say to her to bring attention to the fact that she was inconsiderate? Is it wrong to read aggressiveness in a text? Thanks for the help. Signed, Feeling Steamrolled in PennsylvaniaJenny dives into this relatable friendship dilemma with her signature compassion and straightforward advice. She discusses how easy it is to misread tone through text and emphasizes the importance of face-to-face communication to clear up misunderstandings. Jenny shares practical tips on how to address inconsiderate behavior with kindness and honesty, suggesting that open-ended questions can help uncover intentions without placing blame. Her advice highlights the importance of curiosity, understanding, and direct communication in navigating friendships.