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The Relaunch of Positive Impact Magazine®
Coming Soon From the Premier Issue in 2010 for which 10,000 paper copies were printed to the Relaunch Premier Digital Issue in 2025… Mock Up Cover Only The cover is a digital mock-up only. The actual cover is...
Podcast: What is your attachment style?
EPISODE 215 Your attachment style, is a psychological blueprint that influences how you relate to others. Attachment theory was developed by British psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, John Bowlby and later expanded by...
Podcast: Get Back Up: Using Setbacks as Springboards
EPISODE 214 A traumatic event is defined as “a distressing experience that causes significant emotional, psychological, or physical harm.” Examples of traumatic events include such things as a car accident, a death of a...
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Podcast: The Day I Beat Olympic Champion Frank Shorter
EPISODE 213 On July 12, 1987, I ran the Chicago Distance Classic as part of the AT&T running team. Our running team won the team championship as the fastest 20K team. On that day, in that 20K race (12.4 miles)...
Podcast: The Power of Micro-Achievements
EPISDOE 212 The concept of micro-achievements focuses on the cumulative impact of small, consistently completed tasks on overall personal and professional development. This approach is particularly powerful because it...
Podcast: A Formula for Success
EPISODE 211 I was watching the TV show, FBI International, Season 4, Episode 14, and I heard one of the characters, said this with respect to sniper training and shooting at someone at about timestamp 5:30 into the...
