#14 The Logic of Intentions

I know how easy it is to get stuck in your own head, second-guessing everything you do or say. The fear of being wrong, of not being good enough, can quietly shut you down. But you don’t have to be perfect to show up. You don’t have to be certain to take a step forward. In this e ... Show More

Have you ever felt like you’ve lost a part of yourself—your fire, your creativity, your essence—because of the expectations and rules imposed on you? In this episode, we explore the hidden cost of fitting in, how we give up our power without realizing it, and why reclaiming your ... Show More

Being true to yourself comes at a price. Sometimes, it means facing confrontation, standing at a crossroads with those you care about, or resisting the pressure to conform. But what happens when you suppress who you are? In this episode, we explore the struggle of self-expression ... Show More

Conflict is stressful and it's easy to get lost in our elevated emotions. Nobody likes feeling attacked or one may be dead set on making their point. Either way, reason can tend to take a back seat and ego take the wheel, unnecessarily fanning the flames and prolonging the confli ... Show More

Conflict is inevitable. Here's how to respond to it. 

If you are struggling with conflict in your relationship Figs provide insight into how couples get into fights, and how come it’s hard to get out of the conflict. Topics covered in the podcast: - Couples conflict - Changing from a me vs. you to us vs. the problem - Raw feelings t ... Show More

Leaders Look For Conflict I admit the title, "Leaders Look For Conflict," might a little over-the-top. But I know that you want to be a better leader. I also know that you hate and don't want anything to do with conflict - especially since I can hear you saying — "Why can't we al ... Show More

Calum and Adam sit down with Dr Greg Restall to get an introduction to the field of logic within Philosophy. They talk about what logic can be like at the start of your university philosophy career, and how the "baby logician" can avoid falling into the trap of becoming a "debate ... Show More

Leadership in Times of ConflictI know that you want to be a better leader. I also know that you hate and don't want anything to do with conflict - especially since I can hear you saying —"Why can't we all get along?"I get it. Saying the word "No" is hard enough. Sometimes, saying ... Show More

There will be conflict and arguments in relationships; it’s inevitable. But, we don’t have to let those situations cause irreparable damage. In this episode, Fr. Mike Schmitz explains how conflict can help a couple move forward together. The key is to reassure each other that you ... Show More

How do you win an argument? All of us have to deal with conflict in our lives. To think otherwise is completely unrealistic. But when we have an argument, what is our goal? What do we hope to achieve? To change the other person’s mind? To prove that we are right? Today I want to ... Show More

Anger is a normal human emotion, we seem to be hard wired for it. And there's a body of ethical opinion that says anger can be useful - as a means of communication, as a means of appreciating injustice rather than just recognising it, as as a spur to restorative action. But could ... Show More