Explore "Societal Expectations" with insightful episodes like "Introducing ‘The Interview’: Anne Hathaway Is Done Trying to Please", "Societal expectations versus God's will. I have Autism? With Khristien Van Ryssen and Rachelle Van Ryssen", "6 Retro Business Ideas That Could Be As Big As LEGO ($11.8B)", "Men's Hidden Fear of Women: A Conversation with Dr. Avrum Weiss" and "#2081 - Tony Hinchcliffe" from podcasts like ""The Daily", "Chasing Rainbows Author Interviews Rachelle Van Ryssen", "My First Million", "Unsolicited Perspectives" and "The Joe Rogan Experience"" and more!
On the debut of ’The Interview,' the actress talks to David Marchese about learning to let go of other people’s opinions. For more on the show, please visit nytimes.com/theinterview.
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Welcome to another heartwarming episode of "Chasing Rainbows" with Rachelle and her daughter, Khristien Van Ryssen. In this episode, they delve into the intriguing topic of societal expectations versus God's will. Rachelle humorously struggles with the phrase "societal expectations," leaving Khristien to eloquently introduce the theme.
Reflecting on Khristien's journey from childhood to adulthood, they explore how societal norms often clash with individual differences, especially concerning autism and ADHD. Khristien shares her experiences navigating school, from early academic struggles to finding solace in music. Despite facing challenges and encountering unsupportive teachers, she perseveres with her passion for music.
The conversation delves into the complexities of autism, particularly in girls who often mask their symptoms. Khristien candidly shares her journey of self-discovery and acceptance, highlighting the importance of understanding and empathy.
As the discussion unfolds, they touch upon societal pressures surrounding education and success. Khristien recounts her unconventional path through multiple colleges, emphasizing the significance of God's timing in her life's journey.
The episode concludes with a powerful Bible verse from 1 Peter, reminding listeners to humble themselves under God's guidance and trust in His timing. Rachelle and Khristien share heartfelt insights, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique journey and trust in God's plan, even amidst life's uncertainties.
Join Rachelle and Khristien for a candid and inspiring conversation that offers hope and encouragement to those navigating their own paths in a world filled with expectations.
Prepare to delve deep into the psyche of modern masculinity with Bruce Anthony in "Men's Hidden Fear of Women: A Conversation with Dr. Avrum Weiss." Join us as we unpack the complex emotions that shape male-female dynamics and explore the path to emotional evolution. In this eye-opening episode, we sit down with Dr. Avrum Weiss, a renowned psychologist, author, and speaker, to dissect the fears lodged in men's hearts when it comes to women.
Weiss brings his expertise and insights from his latest book, "Hidden in Plain Sight: How Men's Fears of Women Shape Their Intimate Relationships," illuminating how these fears manifest and influence men's lives. Bruce Anthony shares his own journey of self-discovery, striving to be in tune with his emotions, something many men struggle with. This conversation isn't just about fears; it's about growth, intimacy, and emotional freedom.
If you've ever wondered why men can be so closed off or why they seem to fear opening up, this is the episode for you. We confront the misconceptions, the cultural conditioning, and the path to fostering deeper connections. Women, there's something here for you too—insights into the male mind that can transform your understanding of the opposite sex.
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CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Introduction to Discussion
00:58 - Dr. Avrum Weiss Introduction
02:10 - Dr. Weiss's Professional Journey
08:29 - Men's Fear of Women in Relationships
10:32 - Freudian Theories: Castration Anxiety
12:38 - Overcoming Misogyny Tips
19:46 - Misogyny Antithesis Discussion
22:33 - Addiction Breaking Strategies
23:01 - Liquid I.V. Sponsor Segment
26:00 - Benefits of Men's Support Groups
28:28 - Men's Group Successes and Setbacks
32:55 - Virtual Men's Group Experience
36:40 - Men's Group Challenges
38:20 - Men's Group Success Stories
41:20 - Initiating Conversations with Partners
51:10 - Guidance for Women on Men's Fears
51:40 - Encouraging Open Communication
54:53 - Conclusion of Discussion
54:56 - Final Reflections
57:45 - Contact Information and Social Links www.unsolictedperspectives.com
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The story of motherhood is strangely absent from a lot of literature. After her own experience of childbirth, Catherine Nixey takes on millennia of canonical literature and asks: why the start of the story is never fully told?
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On a global mission to make the financial industry less “male, pale, and stale,” Vivian Tu is a former Wall Street trader-turned-expert, educator, public speaker, host, entrepreneur, media powerhouse, and the founder and CEO of the financial equity phenomenon, “Your Rich BFF.” In January 2021, she developed and launched the “Your Rich BFF” blog and social media handles as a passion project to destigmatize and make the rules of personal finance accessible and digestible to non-experts and marginalized communities.
Her dedication to promoting financial literacy and ability to bridge the gap between finance and the mainstream have earned her cross-platform fame and notoriety, having garnered nearly 6 million followers and counting, as well as honors on both the Forbes’ ‘30 Under 30 – Social Media’ (2023) and inaugural ‘Top Creators’ (2022) lists. This December 2023, Vivian’s financial prowess and devotion to educating her followers have culminated into the highly anticipated release of her debut book, “RICH AF: The Winning Money Mindset That Will Change Your Life.” Revealed exclusively on the TODAY show, “RICH AF” is billed as the definitive book on personal finance for a new generation, and was sold in a competitive auction for a seven-figure publishing deal to Portfolio, a division of Penguin
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Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sits down in-person with researcher, professor, and author, Dr. Sarah Hill. They break down sex-based differences in regret, competition, and academia; the balance between life exposure and safeguarding when raising a child; the practice of “mate-choice copying” among women; and why our hormones are a foundational part not just of our physical makeup, but also of who we are and who we have the potential to become.
Dr. Sarah E. Hill is a researcher and professor at TCU and author of “This is your brain on birth control: the surprising science of women, hormones, and the law of unintended consequences”. In addition to being at the forefront of research on women’s sexual psychology, Sarah is also a sought-after speaker, consultant, and media expert in the area of women’s hormones and sexual psychology.
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This week we are excited to feature our incredible guest, Nahed Benyamein. In this episode, Tim and Nahed delve into her wild adventure into the world of real estate and the importance of creating the right environment for success.
Nahed Benyamein shares their perspective on the power of positive thinking and the detrimental effects of negative thoughts. They liken negative thoughts to taking up unnecessary space in their minds. Nahed also reflects on their limited capacity for close relationships and thoughts, highlighting the need for intentional focus and positive affirmations.
Listeners are given a glimpse into Nahed's personal journey in the real estate industry. Starting as a waitress and having a customer and broker believe in her skills for real estate to her first year at Century 21. She eventually branched out and opened their own brokerage in 1999.
The episode takes interesting turns as Nahed discusses their cautiousness with spending money due to past financial trauma, contrasting with her son and business partner Krys who believes in spending money before seeing results. They discuss the importance of balancing short-term desires with long-term goals and the purpose of money.
Nahed shares personal anecdotes of their journey from having little to their name and attending ABC Adult School in Cerritos to their determination to pursue their goals regardless of others' agreements or disagreements. They stress the power of believing in others, sharing the impact it has had on their own life.
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Our relationship with food is so much more psychological then it appears to be, and the evidence for that can be seen with emotional eating. Sometimes we eat as a way to process or regulate our emotions, rather than from actual hunger. This can disrupt our relationship with food and lead us to develop unhealthy coping mechanisms. In today's episode, we discuss:
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Someone cuts you off in traffic or makes fun of your friend and all you can think of is how to get back at them and then some. But wait! Research has found that taking revenge actually makes you feel worse in the long run. Learn about what to do instead.
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Increasingly, those of us in our 20s are facing an exceeding pressure to be exceptional and have a million accomplishments and accolades under our belt. If we are not successful, what are we worth? Examples like the Forbes 30 under 30, the wunderkind phenomena and young success stories all make us feel like we're not achieving enough or are falling behind. Today we're going to break down exactly why we feel this way, using theories around self determination, observational learning and social comparison. We'll also examine how we can break away from our need to be defined by our successes using practices like mindfullness, examining our online persona and capturing delight to use our 20s to explore rather than excel. Listen now!
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Fi's pitching her latest invention to help women to avoid bathroom queues, and Jane wants Russell Crowe to come around and give her an exorcism.
They're joined by award-winning investigative journalist and author Paul Morgan-Bentley, who's written a book about parenting equality.
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