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EPISODE · Nov 26, 2025 · 27 MIN

MindShifting: Breaking Survival Patterns with Mitch Weisburgh

from Essential Skills for Humaning Podcast · host Christina Eanes

In this episode of the Essential Skills for Humaning podcast, workforce development expert Christina Eanes interviews Mitch Weisburgh, educator, author, and speaker who has dedicated decades to helping individuals and organizations unlock their full potential. Mitch brings his deep experience in learning design, leadership, and human behavior to explore how people often become trapped by their own limiting beliefs and habitual thought patterns. He introduces the concept of a “mindshift,” a transformative change in how we perceive ourselves and the world around us, that enables growth, creativity, and resilience. Through their conversation, listeners will discover practical strategies to recognize when they’re stuck, challenge the stories that hold them back, and intentionally create new ways of thinking that open doors to greater performance, fulfillment, and impact. If you’d like to learn more about Mitch, visit his website at MindShiftingwithMitch.com. For more info about Christina and her company, Eanes Training, visit EanesTraining.com.

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