The Principle Podcast

por EksAyn Aaron Anderson

Temporada 2

The Importance of Being Present- Interview with Susan Schwartz

In this episode, Susan W. Schwartz and I discuss how important it is for fathers to be present. Susan E. Schwartz, Ph.D. is a Jungian analyst educated in Zurich, Switzerland and is a licensed clinical psychologist. For many years Susan has been giving workshops and presentations at numerous local, national, community and professional organizations, and lectures worldwide on various aspects of Jungian analytical psychology.

T2 · E19

16 ene 2023

37:13

Seeing the Positive and Preventing Major Problems with our Children - Interview with Darryl Rodgers

I was honored to have Darryl Rodgers on my show. It seemed to me that he embodies the phrase, "We must become the change we wish to see in the world." We chatted about ways to avoid and prevent major problems when raising children.

T2 · E18

7 ene 2023

57:19

A Different Kind of Reward - Interview with Steph Katzovi

In this episode, we discuss how Steph Katzovi left a prestigious career to do something even more important - to inspire her own children and other young readers. Here is some info about Steph: In third grade, Steph Katzovi announced that she was going to be author when she grew up. Realizing that she might want to explore other career options first, Steph got her bachelor’s degree from Binghamton University before attending Brooklyn Law School. Although she aced the Legal Writing classes and wrote amazing outlines for exams, Steph knew her calling was not as a practicing attorney. After graduation, Steph shelved her law degree and two bar admissions to become a professional writer. She spent the bulk of her 15+ year career at Deloitte as a speechwriter and strategic communications consultant. When the opportunity arose to raise her children and focus more fully on creative writing, Steph decided it was time to take her “When I Grow Up” essay from third grade a bit more seriously. The one constant that has endured throughout Steph’s life and career is her desire to connect with others through wit, humor, and warmth. When she’s not busy writing at her desk in New York City, Steph is a sports and exercise enthusiast. She also enjoys playing guitar and piano with her two sons, going out on date nights with her husband, and reading. Preferably poolside.

T2 · E17

6 ene 2023

21:21

Our Time is Limited - gratitude for what we have - Interview with Lesley Holloway

This will make you remember how short life is and be grateful for what you have. I am grateful to Lesley Holloway and her willingness to share her story. I left this interview thinking how important it is to be grateful, laugh a lot with our children, and remember that life is short. Lesley is a 17 year attorney with Management and Litigation expertise. In addition to her J.D., she has a BFA in acting with her specialty being musical theater. She’s a mom of 2 balancing supervision of 2200 active litigation files and 90+ employees. Lesley lives with her duck hunting husband, an argumentative 7 year old and a rambunctious 6 year old who are required to put up with her bursting into song should the mood strike.

T2 · E16

5 ene 2023

42:09

"How important is it to help my children learn to read?" - Interview with Dr. Danny Brassell

In this interview I am speaking with Dr. Danny Brassell. Dr. Brassell is a highly-sought after speaker, trainer and coach known as “Jim Carrey with a Ph.D.,” Dr. Danny Brassell has spoken to over 3,000 audiences worldwide and authored 16 books, including his latest, Leadership Begins with Motivation. He is the co-founder of www.theREADINGhabit.com, the world’s top reading engagement program. We discuss just how important it is to teach your child(ren) to read and Dr. Brassell gives some ideas on how to make it easier to help your child learn to read. Great conversation!

T2 · E15

22 dic 2022

35:18

Loving Without Expectation - Interview with Kim Sorrelle

I enjoyed this conversation with Kim Sorrelle as we discuss loving without expecting something in return and without keeping score. Kim Sorrelle is the director of a humanitarian organization, popular speaker, and the author of two books. Her first book, Cry Until You Laugh, is about her and her husband's battle with cancer after being diagnosed just four months a part. Her second book, Love Is, chronicles her year long quest to figure out the true meaning of love, a sometimes funny, sometimes scary, always enlightening journey that led to life-changing discoveries found mostly on the streets of Haiti.

T2 · E14

20 dic 2022

42:07

Living with Integrity - Interview with Gary Steve Gracia

Gary Steve Gracia shares a message so important to parents. I was so impressed with Gary's way of explaining why it is important to try and make what we say and do match up. Gary is an Integrity Speaker and Certified Life Coach based in the Metro Atlanta area. He inspires others to have honor and integrity, to take responsibility, and to be courageous in the face of fear. Have a listen. Find Gary at: https://www.garysteve.com/

T2 · E13

16 dic 2022

35:08

Being intentional, taking responsibility, and surrounding yourself with people who can lift your marriage - An interview with Eric Wooten

Grateful to have Eric Wooten on this podcast. Eric stresses the importance of being intentional, taking responsibility, and surrounding yourself with people who are a good influence on your marriage. Eric has been fighting for marriages for more than two decades. His passion and fight for marriages started in his own as he and his bride of 28 years have navigated infertility, infidelity and everything in between. Understanding what it takes to battle through the low moments, Eric feels compelled to help other couples do the same so they can experience the joy of a thriving marriage.

T2 · E12

13 dic 2022

32:10

Welcoming Your Son to Manhood - An Interview with Steven Arms

This interview with Steven Arms has a very interesting idea about something a dad can do when raising his son. I was grateful to have the opportunity to chat with Steven Arms and hear his compelling story. Visit www.milestonetomanhood.com for more information. Steven Arms is a co-author of the book Milestone to Manhood: A Christian Rite of Passage to Help Your 13-Year-Old Son Make the Leap from Boyhood to Manhood. In the book, Steven shares his firsthand experience of his Rite of Passage weekend and reflects on how it shaped him into the man that he is today. Steven lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife, Emily, and is the proud father of two young children. Milestone to Manhood shows how fathers of pre-teen boys can help their sons to successfully make the transition from boyhood to manhood.

T2 · E11

9 dic 2022

35:43

Daily Family Victory

T2 · E10

6 dic 2022

8:14

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