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Cognitive behavioral therapy is based on the assumption that we can solve problems by treating the negative thoughts of the person and by treating one's behavior patterns (behavioral change). CBT is a fantastic therapy to address symptoms while they are present and to learn skills and techniques that can be used in the ongoing improvement of mental health.

The word "inspiration" can sound, well, less than substantial, but it’s much more than a momentary flash of enthusiasm or an isolated brilliant idea. The genius of a flashbulb moment happens much more often when a person has developed a lifestyle that blends three indispensable ingredients: a purpose to live for, a problem to tackle, and a partnership with likeminded people.

In this audiobook, Kevin Paul Scott identifies eight clear—and challenging—choices. He calls them “exchanges” because we give up something important when we choose something even more important. These are choices that confront every person almost every day. When we make them, we experience more fulfillment and have a greater impact than we ever dreamed possible. This audiobook explores exchanges that really matter—the ones that take you beyond an average, nice, comfortable life into one that is full of challenge, meaning, and impact.

Hosted by Paul (a real estate pro and former touring musician who gets what people really crave) and Vivek (a straight-talking wellness doc who’s over the buzzwords), this podcast unpacks what wellness actually means in real life — without the filters, fads, or false promises. Each week, we dive into the messy middle of health, healing, and humanity: 👉 From weight loss drugs and body image to burnout, masculinity, and self-care culture. 👉 We ask the questions that matter — and the ones we’re all afraid to say out loud. Honest. Compassionate. Agnostic. Imperfect. If you’re tired...

The Game of Zen explores the often-overlooked ways in which professional, personal and spiritual growth are interrelated. We dive deep into the life teachings of the Buddha and the mindfulness practices of Zen, revealing how they can help us dramatically expand our possibilities for whole-hearted work, life and play. Play the game of life with wisdom, humor and skill for better businesses and happier lives.

The stories in Paul Alan Ruben's Terms of Engagement explore father and son as intimate enemies, each yearning to be understood, acknowledged, and validated by the other. Raw and gripping as delivered by a cast of incredible narrators, these nine stories take place in collision territory - where father and son engage in trying to repair their alienation.

Why does God care? He cares because he loves us and yearns to see his creation blessed and fruitful. He told Adam and Eve to replenish the Earth and gave them the means to do so. The damage that sin brought in through disobedience has caused great division among those who have dared to obey God in being married. The tools God gives us are quite available to those who desire to be successful in their relationship of husband and wife. The beginning of this is found in the best toolbox ever put together, the word of God.