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In this session, we are going to focus on what complexity means for the individual - resilience, working with heart-mind, buried patterns/complexes, the value of authenticity. I'll build on my explorations of brain science, somatic work, trauma and my training (a long time ago) in Gestalt psychology.

Media Training: Lessons from the Kenneth Copeland Interview In 2019, televangelist Kenneth Copeland was interviewed by Inside Edition correspondent Lisa Guerrero, where he was questioned about his use of a private jet, his extravagant lifestyle, and transparency with his donors. It’s clear that the Gospel Preacher was uncomfortable, defensive, evasive, and irritated during the interaction. This presents a great opportunity to analyze how, from a Media Training perspective, this situation could have been better handled: Stay Calm and Composed: Staying calm is paramount. This helps avoid any perception of guilt or defensiveness. Acknowledge the Question, Then Reframe: Acknowledge the journalist's question, then pivot to a pre-planned, positive message. Have Clear, Concise Messaging: Stick to simple, clear talking points. For example: "The aircraft allows us to reach remote areas, conduct humanitarian efforts, and spread the gospel effectively..." Use Empathy: Show understanding of the audience’s concerns and connect with them emotionally. Avoid Confrontation: Rather than reacting emotionally, Copeland could have focused on de-escalation. Prepare for Difficult Questions: It’s critical to anticipate tough questions and have clear, prepared responses. Maintain Transparency: Transparency is crucial. Copeland should have explained the use of the jet clearly and how it benefits his ministry’s work. This interview provides a strong case study on how to handle challenging media interactions with confidence and clarity. https://lnkd.in/gNsKb6qp #MediaTraining #CrisisManagement #CommunicationSkills #PublicRelations #Leadership #Transparency #Empathy

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Check this video from our Founder and Creative Director, Eli Basch, who shares 3 insights and tips for building an effective website. 👇👇👇

Interview Insights |⏰Chan's Bookshelf with Author Dr Raman K Attri🌐⏳ Chandra Gore Consulting interviews Dr Raman K Attri ⏳Do you want to become an iconic achiever with impressive achievements in your personal and professional life? ⏳ 🌟In this interview, Dr. Raman K Attri, an award-winning thought leader, who scaled iconic heights despite his disability, shares insightful tips with Chandra Gore from the renowned and respected Vodcast show 'Chandra Gore Consulting." He reveals how you can achieve higher and better achievements in your career and business at a faster speed.💫 Click this link below to Watch the interview and learn new tips. https://lnkd.in/eENutUfK 💪 Scale new dimensions and become an iconic achiever of your dreams. 🚀💫 #GetThereFaster #IconicAchieversAcademy #IconicAchievers #HighAchievers #PeakPerformance #AcceleratedLeadership #AcceleratedProductivity #Productivity #Performance #Achievements #Leadership #Mastery #Authority #ProfessionalDevelopment #PersonalDevelopment

My guest this week is Christine Samuel, an inner work coach, facilitator, author and speaker.  Her work centres around guiding individuals to trust themselves more fully, and developing relational intelligence. During our conversation, Christine shares more about her work, perspectives and her book, "The Heart Space: Living with Grace and Ease in an Era of Uncertainty," which is her contribution to preparing humanity for the significant shifts that are becoming more prominent in the coming years. https://lnkd.in/eQjtWp9V

In another intriguing interview, I sit down with Dean Graves, author of The Enigma of Consciousness, to talk about how our rigid attachment to our perceived identities can cause us to experience suffering. On a positive note, how to hold our true identity to live more joyfully. A remarkable conversation, for sure. Come listen. https://lnkd.in/e-_wbzgh

NEW INTERVIEW ALERT!! 🎤 🎤 🎤 On public speaking: “It gave me the ability to chat openly, and I use the word chat purposefully because I think too often when we get on stage, we use a formality, a person that isn't us, and what people really want to see is an authentic person that's talking to them. We forget that the purpose of talking on a stage is not talking to an audience, it's talking to an individual in the room...You want them to think, oh, that is really important or really interesting to me as an individual. If you look at the audience as a monolith and not think about the individuals that are in the room, then I think you lose that ability to chat with them and have a little bit of a one on one. So that's one of the tricks I use.” Dina Belon, President, Staypineapple Watch Now: https://lnkd.in/e_MqpWcm Listen Now: https://lnkd.in/eWWrC3pT Dina discusses with Rachel Humphrey of It's Personal Stories, A Hospitality Podcast how her interest in sustainability and a deep dive into it ended up being a pivotal moment in her career journey. She talks about advocating for yourself, having confidence, and seeking out mentors and allies who believe in you. Dina shares her strategies for public speaking, her personal mantra, her advice to her younger self, and why you should lead like a girl. #hospitalityindustry #empoweringpersonalsuccess

Excited to share my latest blog post, where I explore the intriguing topic of the letter F and the sentiments that surround it. This piece dives into the cultural implications, personal anecdotes, and the reasons some people might harbor negative feelings towards this seemingly innocuous letter. Curious about the conversation and insights? Read the full post here: https://ift.tt/vazQt40. I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

According to Shaohui (Echo) Xu, ambition and capacity are two very different things. Watch her inspiring interview here! https://lnkd.in/eRuCAtup