How a Tough Professional Life Can Impact Your Personal Life - A Male Perspective
Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things
Release Date: 11/08/2021
How to Break the Cycle of Relationship Addiction, Codependency and Toxic Partnerships
Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things
How to Break the Cycle of Relationship Addiction, Codependency and Toxic Partnerships Sherry Gaba, LCSW is one of the world’s leading experts on this subject. Author of the bestselling book Love Smacked, you’ve seen her featured on VH1’s Celebrity Rehab, CNN, Inside Edition, Access Live, E! News, and in Cosmopolitan, Women’s World, the Los Angeles Times, Thrive Global, the New York Post and Psychology Today. A licensed psychotherapist, life coach and founder of Wakeup Recovery, Sherry marries her vast knowledge of the addiction recovery process with her expertise in...
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Where We Go Next
Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things
In episode 654, you'll hear Keri talk about the show she's been doing for the last 7.5 years and how the show will be adjusting going forward with one episode a month. Take a quick listen to learn more and don't forget to listen to all of our amazing previous episodes!
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A Journey Through Podcasting - A Kid's Perspective
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In episode 653 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, we are back with our teen guest host Aiden. Once a month he brings the kid's perspective on life. This one he talks about his experience doing this show and this being his final one for the time being. My hope is that it will expand your mindset and maybe encourage you to have a conversation with a kid in your life.
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How to Harness Your Gifts, Fulfill Your Purpose, and Create a Life of Joy
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How to Harness Your Gifts, Fulfill Your Purpose, and Create a Life of Joy Years ago, Dr. Karen went through her “Dark Night of the Soul”, succumbing to fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, autoimmune disease, multiple chemical sensitivities...even suicidal depression. Her medical training wasn’t enough for her to get better, so she began exploring holistic healing and energy medicine. After healing herself, she began sharing the wisdom she learned with her clients and has now evolved her own healing methodology called The TOLPAKAN™ Healing Method. Today, she...
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Secrets to go from Stuck To Unstoppable
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Secrets to go from Stuck To Unstoppable In episode of 651 I chat with Genecia Alluora, a former Miss Singapore, Cafe Retail Chain Owner and Southeast Asia Woman of Excellence 2010, International Progressive Women 2019. We chat about how she's built a business and a following through her hard work and mindset. She is awarded by Noble Queen Most Prominent Women Empowerment in 2020. She is also a Business Coach and awarded as Mentor of the Year in Powerhouse Global Ltd., the Founder of Soul Rich Woman, the #1 female entrepreneur network in Southeast Asia that connects more than...
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Creating More Control Over the Life You Want
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Creating More Control Over the Life You Want In episode 650 I chat with Dr. Reza Abraham. Do you ever feel like you want more out of life but you can't seem to figure out how to make it happen? Listen as Dr. Reza Abraham talks about gaining more control on what you want plus his story of doing the same.
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Day to Day Changes - A Kid's Perspective
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In episode 649 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, we are back with our kid guest host Aiden. Once a month he brings the kid's perspective on life. This one he talks about his thoughts on the changes he sees as a teen with gas prices and daylight savings time. My hope is that it will expand your mindset and maybe encourage you to have a conversation with a kid in your life.
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Leading the Way in Preventing Child Sex Trafficking
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Leading the Way in Preventing Child Sex Trafficking In episode 648, learn more about this important topic. Now more than ever children are at risk for online child exploitation and they do not even have to leave home for it to happen. Any mobile app with a chat feature can put a child at risk. Nor is this isolated to children in lower incomes. Any child can be targeted! There are many organizations that help recover children from forced slavery, there are fewer that are focused on the exploitation of children. Paving the Way Foundation has taken on this mission—in a big...
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Start to Reclaim Your Power
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In episode 647 I chat with Lauren Krasnodembski. With the daily hustle of everyday, your thoughts and actions are on automatic pilot. We tend to program ourselves to do certain things in certain ways, but just like we can train the muscles in our body, we can also train our mind so that it becomes stronger, more resilient, and healthier, according to Lauren Krasnodembski, author of Reclaim Your Power. Krasnodembski had her first “oh crap” moment when she was driving home from Costco one Sunday afternoon. Someone had asked her, “what are you passionate about?” and she...
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Finding Forward After Paralysis
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Finding Forward After Paralysis In episode 646, you'll hear an inspiring and motivating story. At 49 years old, Air Force reservist, flight instructor, and scuba diver found himself lying in a hospital bed, paralyzed from the neck down after suffering both an aneurism and a stroke. Doctors told him that he would likely never walk again, but Jeffrey wasn’t the type to give up. With incredible inner strength, determination, and faith, Morse defied all odds against him. He set a goal that he would walk out of the hospital in six weeks when he was set to be released. And to the...
info_outlineIn episode 627 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, we are back with another guest host, David. Once a month he brings the male perspective on emotions with conversations he has with men.
In this episode he chats with Ted, a District Attorney, sex trafficking expert, author, philosopher, snowboarder, photographer, amateur athlete and, most importantly, a father to two amazing kids who have taught him more than all his other passions combined. He strives to continue growing and learning, while persevering through all the obstacles that life tosses in his way.
In this chat, David and Ted discuss Ted's experiences as a prosecutor of both child murder cases and a variety of sex trafficking related crimes. Importantly, they discuss the emotional aspects of his work, and especially about how his professional life has impacted his personal life, specifically as a soon-to-be-single parent of two children. We also discuss Ted's journey as a writer of fiction crime novels. Ted also explains to us the heartbreaking realities behind a genetic condition, Friedreich's Ataxia, that both of his children suffer from. We gain insights into the causes and the ways in which Ted deals with the emotional aspects of his life.