Transacting Value Podcast - Instigating Self-worth
Transacting Value Podcast
Feb. 6, 2023

Be Your Own Advocate

Be your own advocate for what you believe. Information communicated should be genuine, real, trustworthy, accurate and reliable. It is okay to have diverse perpectives; but the key is to understand, empathize and accept opinions. If you value serving your community and playing to your strengths, th…

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Jan. 30, 2023

The Truth About Happiness

Live your life with a martial arts mentality. Have discipline, integrity and a strong character with physical skills. With time and experience comes wisdom. Balance work, life, and money but realize time, family and faith are invaluable. If you value being grateful for your challenges, then this ep…

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Jan. 23, 2023

Scars Breed Resilience

To be accepted by others, we have to learn to accept ourselves. To be honest with others, we have to be honest with ourselves. Be a trendsetter. Make your own mark, but be true to yourself. If you value being true to yourself, then this episode is for you.

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Jan. 16, 2023

The Diversity of Success

What you say, how you say things, and how you act determines the responses and reactions of others. You can't control others' perceptions; but, you can learn to understand that differences in interpretations exist. Patience, empathy, and compassion go a long way in communication. If you value a goo…

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Jan. 9, 2023

The Value of a Musical Outlet and Ancient Sins

Honesty starts from within. You can't be honest with others unless you are honest with yourself. The value you place on yourself and your character influences others perception of you. It is human nature to draw towards positive people and deter from those with negative attitudes. If you value buil…

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Jan. 2, 2023

Equity Financing Your Character

Business dealings are rarely based on individual character; they start regulated financial fitness. Financial management has evolved from bartering and handshakes, to holding contracts and stipulations. Eighteen year-olds have limited understanding of the effects of financial decisions made today t…

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