236 SelfWork: The Fierce Search for Self-Understanding: The Me I Cannot See
There’s a fierce search out there to get yourself, to know who you are and how you impact others. It’s why assessments like the Myers-Briggs and the Enneagram are so popular. And how their language can become very personal and special to someone who uses...235 SelfWork: Toxic Positivity Versus Gratitude – What Are Its Dangers?
In today’s episode of SelfWork, we’ll focus on toxic positivity and how it’s very different from gratitude. I was motivated by an intriguing interview I heard on the podcast “Terrible – Thanks for Asking” with author and Harvard professor Susan...234 SelfWork: Careers That Kill: A Conversation with Veteran Mental Health Advocate and Widow Danica Thomas
So welcome to all of you on this second of a two-part series on veterans’ suicide on this Memorial Day weekend, once again sponsored by Athletic Greens. The story you’re going to hear from this young woman is one you’ll likely never forget. Danica...SelfWork YGTG: Pharmacogenomics (Are There Tests To Determine The Right Med For You?)
Today’s YGYG (You Get The Gist) is focusing on the promise of there being genetic tests that would help your doctor choose the most effective medication for you. It’s exciting to consider due to the fact that many people have to try several medications...233 SelfWork: Careers That Kill: How Veterans Can Heal, A Conversation with Expert Doc Springer
Welcome to a two-part series created to highlight our veterans and first responders, all whose suicide rates are very high. Today’s interview is with Dr. Shauna Springer, better known to her veteran clients as “Doc.” The story of how she learned how...Dr. Margaret’s Book Now Available!
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