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FW2: What’s happening in Gaza

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S3: Connect with love

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OT1: What’s happening in Gaza

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OT2: What’s happening in Gaza

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FW1: What’s happening in Gaza

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FW2: Romantic Situation

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FW1: Romantic Situation

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DailyJim: Emotions and conflicts are much more public than most of us realize or want to admit

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DailyJim: I don’t teach people, I help people learn

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DailyJim: I learn in public

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DailyJim: So many of the solutions to loneliness seem to be creating more loneliness

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emōkō Q&A #1

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Welcome to Emotional Combat with Jim Kleiber

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DailyJim: Trump’s bill and how we can’t demonize others without demonizing ourselves

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Ask Jim Anything! #5 | The Jim Kleiber Show

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DailyJim: Asynchronous love: Helping people emotionally even when I am not interacting with them directly

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DailyJim: Give money to people, don’t loan it to them

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DailyJim: If I create a tool in my workshop and no one knows where to find it, does it help anybody?

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Daniel Choudry (the Sales Warrior): His rise from a child rebel to one of Africa’s most renowned sales experts | The Jim Kleiber Show

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DailyJim: Loving my work when many people might never imagine that someone could love their work

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DailyJim: Doing what I actually want to do

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DailyJim: Do we want to be powerful or look powerful?

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P-40K: Day 1

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DailyJim: How training myself to be extremely good at resolving conflicts and dealing with emotions may help us all

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DailyJim: Moral Ambition book

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Ask Jim Anything! #4

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DailyJim: To be an aspirational or peer role model?

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DailyJim: Are we fighting more for ourselves or more against ourselves?

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Ask Jim Anything #3

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DailyJim: Muhammad Ali, rope-a-dope, and the endurance and consistency to winning people over

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Ask Jim Anything #2

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Ask Jim Anything! #1

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DailyJim: Fighting the culture war of emotion and conflict

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DailyJim: From I alone can fix it to I can help you fix it

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DailyJim: The joy in lifting people up to lead

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DailyJim: Taking the risk to invest in individual leaders as part of a balanced portfolio of giving

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DailyJim: The tug of war of culture

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DailyJim: I believe the world needs me to be one of the most financially powerful people and I need your help to get there

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DailyJim: The courage to be powerful: If I want to be more loving, I must be more powerful

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DailyJim: The financially powerful disproportionately influence society but we can choose who we want to be financially powerful

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DailyJim: How seeking vengeance can be so damaging to our own health

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DailyJim: “Philanthropist with no money”

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DailyJim: The addiction is not the problem; if it were, people would run away from it

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DailyJim: Of course people with a transactional mindset see USAID as corrupt

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DailyJim: Micro-attacks

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DailyJim: What if the richest people in the world received their money in a much less transactional way?

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DailyJim: National insecurity and the rise of leaders who want to look strong

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DailyJim: Is it really love if there’s no conflict?

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DailyJim: Resistance to sadness will kill us all

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DailyJim: I have been feeling more and more afraid to feel sad, especially around other people

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DailyJim: What if MLK Jr had as much financial power as Donald Trump?

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DailyJim: City of Ali and the powerful legacy of one individual

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DailyJim: Powerful:Loving::Standing out:Fitting in

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DailyJim: It can feel good to provide for someone

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DailyJim: Money can’t buy love but money can give love

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DailyJim: It’s also about the money

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DailyJim: How many relationships will I lose because it scares people how much they love me?

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DailyJim: Do we want people to be less, equally, or more powerful than we are?

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DailyJim: We need a lot of people to take care of us

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DailyJim: Maybe resolutions fail because we focus on the outcome and not the process

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DailyJim: New Year’s (conflict) resolutions

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DailyJim: The more we want someone to be filled with love, the more money we should freely give to them

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DailyJim: To Kill a Mockingbird and what can happen if we gift our friends a year of salary

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DailyJim: Tears are the body’s weapon against pain

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DailyJim: The more love I give to people, the more love I believe people will give to me

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DailyJim: The courage to ask for help for myself

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DailyJim: Some people would rather die than ask for financial help

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DailyJim: The fear of focusing on the long-term

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DailyJim: Helping families by helping individuals

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DailyJim: The truth can hurt but it can also heal

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DailyJim: Can we please talk about the pandemic?

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DailyJim: I believe the world needs me to be famous

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DailyJim: The weakness of being strong and the strength of being weak

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DailyJim: I believe conflict avoidance leads to poverty

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DailyJim: When we speak with certainty, we are often avoiding conflict

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DailyJim: Do people who love to earn a living hate to receive help?

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DailyJim: Giving up on others is giving up on myself

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DailyJim: Who is stronger: the person who cries or the person who does not cry?

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DailyJim: Make America Love Again and the heart of Stevie Wonder

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DailyJim: So tired of it or just feeling sad?

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DailyJim: I feel sad when people don’t vote

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DailyJim: Keyboards for Kamala and why I’m working with them

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DailyJim: Hypermasculinity, bad bitches, and the fear of receiving

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DailyJim: Generous givers are often stingy receivers

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DailyJim: We givers often don’t give to ourselves

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DailyJim: When givers don’t want other people to give to them

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DailyJim: When givers have to become matchers

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DailyJim: Falling in love can screw up our business model

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Mohamed “Peter” Alamaldin: The beauty of Sudanese leather crafting | The Jim Kleiber Show

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DailyJim: Who innovates to solve public problems?

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DailyJim: What if we saw emotional health as a public good?

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DailyJim: Crowdemployment and public goods: Filling the gap left by government and nonprofits

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DailyJim: It’s hard to be crowdemployed without a crowd

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DailyJim: When there is a thin line between life and work

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DailyJim: From angel investors to angel employers and all the angels inbetween

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DailyJim: Subscription heaven and the option to choose for how long we’ll pay

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DailyJim: Creating the jobs we want to exist: from crowdfunding to crowdemployment

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DailyJim: I do leadership and training in emotional combat

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DailyJim: Single-shot vs repeated games and moving from emotional self-defense to emotional combat

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DailyJim: Tell them about the dream, Jim! Tell them about the dream!