How to survive society is a weekly podcast where the host explores various strategies for navigating the complexities of modern society. The podcast covers a range of topics, from relationships and social dynamics to trauma anxiety, mental health and leadership.One recurring theme in the podcast is the importance of self-awareness. The host emphasizes that understanding one's own thoughts, feelings, and values is essential for making good decisions and building meaningful relationships with others. Listeners are encouraged to engage in regular self-reflection and introspection, perhaps through practices like journaling or therapy.Another key theme is the value of community and connection. The host discusses the challenges of loneliness and isolation in modern society, and offers tips for building strong, supportive relationships with friends, family, and colleagues. The podcast also touches on broader societal issues like inequality and social justice, and encourages listeners to think critically about their role in creating a more just and equitable world...
http://www.howtosurvivesociety.com
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 6 hours 50 minutes
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episode 1: How to Survive Society with D. Neil Elliot
Neil's desire-and his new mission in life-is to share the knowledge he gained and the process he used on his journey to self-awareness, together with the blueprint document he discovered that was instrumental in transforming his life. He wants to give you, regardless of your station in life, the tools and opportunity to empower yourself, transform your life, and draw peace, joy, love, and prosperity into your personal situation and environment...
episode 2: How to Survive Society with Susan Bratton
Susan Bratton, "Intimacy Expert to Millions " is a champion and advocate for all those who desire intimacy and passion their whole life long.
She is co-founder and CEO of two corporations: Personal Life Media, Inc., a publisher of heart-connected lovemaking techniques and bedroom communication skills and The20, LLC., a manufacturer of organic and botanical supplements that enhance sexual vitality...
episode 3: How To Survive Society with Ifeoma Ngwudike
Ifeoma is the author of The Successful Immigrant Woman, the Founder of Yes2Amazing and is also called a Chief Encouragement Officer in many circles.
She works with professional women who are seeking to discover themselves, with a focus on developing and motivating leaders...
episode 4: How to Survive Society with Peter Lentini
Peter Lentini is the founder of Ankara festival which holds every year in Los Angeles. He is one of the pioneers of bringing Afrobeats to the city of Los Angeles.
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episode 5: How to Survive Society with Ashley Stehlik
Ashley is a healer who is certified in Compassionate Inquiry, a psychotherapeutic approach that reveals what lies beneath the appearance we present to the world. This allows her to help her clients to sit with their repressed emotions and childhood beliefs to heal their wounds. This also allows her clients to update the stories that they tell themselves about who they truly are.
She is also a certified health and life coach who helps women to rediscover and reclaim themselves...
episode 5: How to Survive Society with Amarachi Odinma
Amarachi Odinma's "life of color" began at the Tender age of 7. The third of four children born to Nigerian immigrants, her mother and father divorced when she was 7 years old, leaving her mother the sole caretaker of the four young siblings. Having to work multiple jobs to make ends meet, her mother enrolled her children in various youth programs mainly centered in creative arts. It was during this time Amarachi's passion for entertainment began to formulate...
episode 6: How to Survive Society with Philip Russoti
Mr. Russotti had a 10-year relationship with his late wife, Susan, during which time he discovered what was truly needed to create a successful relationship. His two prior marriages ended in divorce but his third marriage embodied the best relationship one could hope for. The Essential Rules of Love chronicles Phil and Susan's story and how they lived their relationship...
episode 7: How to Survive Society with Joe Templin
Reformed physicist, financial planner, startup founder and autodidactic polymath best described as a Swiss Army Knife, Joe Templin has invested the past two and a half plus decades to helping others reach their financial potential as a planner, trainer, mentor and creator...
episode 8: How to Survive Society with Dylan Roos
Dylan Roos is a master NLP practitioner, accredited health coach and masculinity coach. Dylan mentors young men through his flagship program "Prince to King."
Dylan has worked extensively in the men's space for 4 years now and is passionate about reshaping masculinity for the modern man.
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episode 9: How to Survive Society with Collin Hughes
Collin Hughes had three dreams as a child: to be a cowboy, a pilot, and an actor. He rode bulls professionally for several years and a soon-to be-retired airline pilot. At the end of hi bull riding days, he was encouraged by many to announce rodeos. He picked up the microphone and discovered he loved how he could influence a crowd. Announcing allowed him to voice commercials for two different radio stations as an in house voice talent...
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