They (whoever "they" happen to be) often say that our outlook on life is very important, and I agree: Who we meet, how they interpret our words and our actions, and the bonds we make or break, among many other things, come from one's general attitude on life. It's hard to be happy-go-lucky person all day, every day, and thankfully, we do not have to be. One of greatest things about our attitude is that it is something that we can control, for what it is worth, and our attitude affects so many things, like how we approach growth and development, connections, networking, work, play, the list goes on and on! If you are experiencing life roadblocks, sometimes, all you need to do is change your attitude about whatever the "thing" is, to help you proceed in the right direction. Listen to hear about one of the finest (or worst) things you have with you --- your attitude!

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There is so much focus on what’s going wrong, that there needs to be more discussion about what’s going right with the world! In my quest to find some good news to talk about, searching Google, Facebook, Reddit, and other spaces, I stumbled upon some good news and feel-good content that I will discuss in this episode. Today’s episode discusses:

British Surgeon Saves Baby’s Life by Removing Tumor the Size of her Face – For Free:

https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/surgeon-saves-babys-life-by-removing-tumor-the-size-of-her-face-for-free/

A study linked art and art gallery visits as good for our health:

https://www.positive.news/lifestyle/culture/art-is-good-for-you-how-going-to-a-gallery-can-boost-our-health/

RJ completes a major project and graduates with his Lean Leader Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certification, working towards higher certification on the books!

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We often talk about physical healing...going to a doctor if we are sick, getting an x-ray to make sure we didn’t break anything, getting vaccinated, so on and so forth, which isn’t a bad thing...but I feel discussions about therapy and working through trauma, while they certainly exist, pale in comparison to the fixation with our physical condition and/or physical appearances. This episode will discuss some of my thoughts about healing, the importance of working through things like psychological trauma, our state of mind (generally), and the challenges of healing from things one may not even share.

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In today's episode, I wanted to share a personal experience I had with a leader I have known for years! These sorts of stories will focus on discussing the things that leaders do that make them great leaders, as well as discuss the things that not-so-great leaders are doing or have done. We can learn from the good examples that people are setting, as well as things we should actively try to avoid!

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Where do we draw the lines between being kind, being really, really kind, and then enabling people? I thought this would be good for a short episode because really, a lot of it is going to depend on our own individual situations and circumstances! This episode, minus the closing statements, was completely unscripted (no rough draft notes or anything!) and it came out fine! Due to time constraints and stuff happening at home, I created this episode simply based on an idea I wanted to discuss, and I have lots of other ideas and the like I want to discuss on future episodes. When looking at kindness and enabling, it helps to look at patterns and the episode discusses things in more detail.

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This episode discusses how hostility and attitude affect unity and altitude! As discussed in previous episodes, unity is important, but words alone, even if positive, aren’t always going to promote unity and growth for ourselves and for the communities we live in. The episode is on the shorter side, but deals with numerous encounters I have experienced in and outside of work settings, and the impact of a warm reception!

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There is so much focus on what’s going wrong, that there needs to be more discussion about what’s going right with the world! In my quest to find some good news to talk about, searching Google, Facebook, Reddit, and other spaces, I stumbled upon some good news and feel-good content that I will discuss in this episode. Today’s episode discusses:

My discovery of GoodStuffHappenedToday at Tumblr.com!

Mark Remy, a man who turned frustration into service:

https://www.npr.org/2025/10/22/nx-s1-5470168/how-an-oregon-writer-finds-fulfillment-in-picking-up-litter

Griffin McConnell overcoming brain to play chess with his brother, Sullivan McConnell, for Team USA:

https://abcnews.go.com/US/video/man-overcomes-brain-surgery-play-chess-brother-team-126825690

Discovered the story of Veronica Yoko Plebani, who is a staunch reminder of what’s possible, as she has went to the Paralympics numerous times:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veronica_Yoko_Plebani

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One of the most stressful aspects of time management, for a lot of people, is that there is a hyper-fixation on getting the most out of every minute of every hour. We are taking time to figure out how to optimize our use of time, rather than taking time to figure out how to IMPROVE how we are currently using our time. The distinction is that by getting better use of your time, rather than trying to squeeze every bit of use of time that you can, one can do more within a day or a week, without constantly being on edge about meeting deadlines that are too strict or unrealistic.

The tricky thing about time management is that you want to gain a better understanding of how to use your time better, while not obsessing over every little thing, as well as learning what you truly need to be using your time for, depending on the circumstances. Join me as I have a discussion that takes you through time...sort of!

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