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How to Innovate
Arne Hessenbruch
How to innovate? Innovation involves much uncertainty. Do you know what customers want; how do you satisfy their needs; can you make the right product; can you make enough revenue, and so on? This course will teach you how to embrace and manage uncertainty.
Improving Your Self-Talk
Reed Rawlings
When we’re awake, there’s an endless dialogue going through our minds. It’s our inner monologue or self-talk, and it impacts how we make decisions and practice reflection and influences our sense of self and our emotions. Improving your self-talk is vital to improving mental health and has tangible benefits to self-regulating behaviors like planning and critical thinking. In the next ten audio lessons, you’ll learn how to harness these powerful benefits in your life.
Adoption Attunement: The Key to Connecting to Your Adopted Child
Gayle H. Swift and Joann DiStefano
Adoptive parenting requires a nuanced approach that recognizes adoption complexity, grief, and loss. Parents will need all their intelligence: (IQ Intellectual, EQ (Emotional), and AQ (Adoption Attuned). This course will teach you fifteen elements of Adoption Attunement, the key to forging strong, resilient family bonds. You will achieve an enhanced level of family attunement that includes adoption competence and also transcends it. As you master these elements you will build a resilient connection with your child and meet their needs with empathy, intention, and purpose.
The Rise and Fall of the Roman Republic
Louis Markos
This series will guide its listeners on an exciting, 1200-year journey from Rome's mythical beginnings to the birth of the Roman Empire. Along the way, we will consider the legendary tales of Aeneas, Dido, and Romulus, the seven kings of the Roman Monarchy, the founding and growth of the Roman Republic, the bloody Punic Wars that pit Rome against Carthage, the equally bloody period of Civil Wars that almost tore Rome apart, the power struggles of Julius Caesar, Pompey, Cleopatra, and Marc Antony, and the rise to power of the young Caesar Augustus, who would become Rome's first emperor and...
Sales Mastery: Trust and Rapport
Eric Lofholm
It has been said people buy from people they like and trust. That is a true statement. The more likeable you are, the more sales success you will have. In this course, you will learn how to quickly and easily build trust during your sales presentation. You will learn the following: • Why we must lead with trust and rapport. • Five proven strategies on how to build trust and rapport. • How to more effectively build trust and rapport in all areas of your life.
Building a Sustainable Nutrition Plan for a Healthy Weight
Kathleen Benson
The goal of this course is to help you learn the tools you need to escape the roller-coaster dieting cycle, improve your relationship with food, and have empowered, intentional eating habits without cluttering rules and restrictions. You can think of it as a foundation for bridging the gap between science and application for physical, mental, and social well-being.
Is Adopting a Child Right for You?
Susan David and Sally Ankerfelt
Have you wondered whether adopting a child would be a good choice for you? Adopting a child means that you have decided to start a family or add to your family. Both are joyous decisions. And as we know, creating a family is one of the most important decisions of your life. Our goal in this course is to help you learn if adopting a child is the right choice for you.
Online Courses as a Source of Passive Income
Connor Look
What online courses are and how you can monetise them to build a source of passive income. By sharing your knowledge and skills through online courses, you are helping others who are interested in the field in which you are teaching, and it can be very rewarding, not just morally but also in a monetary capacity. You will learn how to find what to teach about, create an online course that fits your requirements, through to publishing and profiting from your course.
The Hidden Dangers of Adoption Myths
Gayle H. Swift
Most myths are fairly innocuous, however, adoption myths can damage adoptees. False assumptions, misinformation, and inaccurate knowledge make it impossible for adoptees and adoptive families to receive the support and validation they need and deserve. Myths trivialize the magnitude of the emotional pain that adoptees feel as a result of being relinquished. This causes adoptees additional, unnecessary suffering that leaves them feeling invisible, objectified, and invalidated.
How to Have Breakthrough Ideas
Eileen Purdy MSW, M.Ed.
Breakthrough ideas are increasingly becoming a top-tier asset in today’s economy. They help us with everything from consistently generating viral blog articles to being able to solve problems at your work to having the next business idea that totally disrupts an entire industry—and everywhere in between. If you’re looking to set yourself apart and make valuable contributions wherever you are, cultivating the ability to see things in new ways or find new solutions to problems will help you do just that. This course will equip you with the tools, strategies, and information you need to...