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Personal Power for the Common Good
by Stacy Randell-Shaheen and Diane Amelia Read
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Special Episode: Find Your Greatness with special guest Carlos Ricard
From homeless youth to flourishing man, Carlos Ricard talks with us about his journey from an immigrant who grew up as a gang member and spent time in prison to the celebrated author and motivational speaker that he is today. Along the way he resided at Wellspring House, a shelter for unhoused...
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Episode 12 - It’s all how you frame it
This stage of development, ego integrity and despair, continues into our final years. A chapter of life often filled with reflection, your view and frame of reference can change with age. When satisfied with your life, you age with grace, pride, and a willingness to share your wisdom. However, if...
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Episode 11 - On the journey from 40 to 65, how can I turn challenges into wisdom?
The changes that happen in a life between ages 40 and 65 know no bounds ... personal, professional, familiar, physical, and financial, to name a few. The challenges that come with each can also feel boundless. With awareness, intention, and support, a person can move through this stage…
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Episode 10 - Soooo much pressure. Am I enough? And will you love me if I’m just ... me?
There's a lot that happens from age 25 to 39, including increasing responsibilities, competing priorities, and frequently the pressures of expectation and conformity. With all of this playing out against a background of global warming, fractious politics, unending war and other stressors, it can…
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Episode 9 - Look at me! I’m adulting! … I think … Hello? … Anybody there?
The reality of blossoming adulthood and its responsibilities can hit hard for 20-24 year-olds who are entering the developmental stage of Intimacy vs Isolation. The question, “Will I be loved, or will I be alone?” is a center pole of this stage. The ability to cultivate intimacy and safe…
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Episode 8 - Hey! I’m almost an adult! Why am I still treated like a child?
Why are older teens sometimes compared to toddlers? Both share an emerging sense of identity, independence, and open rebellion against adult authority ~ but older teens have car keys, too! This can be a scary stage for both teens and adult caregivers. Despite what they may say, teenagers want to...
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Episode 7 - Was that an earthquake?! No, just a wave of adolescence
Smack dab in the middle of Erikson’s fifth developmental stage, we look at the ways our experience of being 13 to 15 shaped our adult selves. We discuss the importance of relinquishing a bit of control, accepting the fact of human sexuality, and banking … but not the kind you think! Dig Deeper…
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Episode 6 - Hormones and Pit Hair and Shame. Oh, my!
Preadolescence. Too old to be a “little kid” but still way too young to navigate life without consistent guidance. From “the talk” to screen time limits to spin-the-bottle to becoming an “askable” adult, we dive in. Dig Deeper: From your 10-13 year old perspective, think about the positive and...
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Episode 5 - I’m having my own industrial revolution!
From ages 6-9, the “outer world” begins to play a much bigger role while you’re learning to be industrious with your reading and arithmetic and interpersonal skills. Your ability to “produce” undergoes greater scrutiny and feedback can leave you glowing or filled with self doubt. Both can last a...
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Episode 4 - You Don‘t See My Cape? It‘s RIGHT THERE!
I'm the master of my universe! From ages 3-5, autonomy develops ... and others react. Initiative and willingness to think outside the box, while often celebrated by employers, can baffle and frustrate caregivers. How they react can have a lasting influence. Dig Deeper: Get out the crayons and…
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Episode 3 - I‘m just trying to be me!
Terrible twos? Not for you! You’re going full tilt, exploring your sense of autonomy and personal power. But, do your caregivers respond with Power Over you or Power With you? Examining this childhood chapter uncovers how we developed autonomy, or developed shame and doubt. We include tips for...
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Episode 2 - I have trust issues ...
Dive into Year 1 of you! Framed by the age-old question of nature versus nurture you will uncover how you developed your sense of trust in your first year of life ... trust of others, trust of yourself, and trust of life in general. Recognize the factors, people, and experiences that shaped you…
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Episode 1 - Get me out of this box!
PLEASE NOTE: As of September 15, 2021 you can find us at PersonalPowerCommonGood.com Welcome to the inaugural episode of Personal Power for the Common Good! Meet Stacy & Diane Amelia, and begin to examine the multiple influences on your identity, their intersectionality, and how these "identity...
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Stacy Randell-Shaheen and Diane Amelia Read
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