In this episode, I discuss some valuable lessons learned from previous selection courses. I initially recorded this training back in 2020, but the points are still relevant today and moving forward. Take them on board to prepare for your selection course.

In this episode, I discuss some key points and areas (mentally) I believe you need to focus on in order to prepare for selection. I recorded this training video a few years ago, but it's still very relevant today. Get on top of these points, and you'll be going into selection as prepared as possible.

Weigh In.... ...What Does the International Day of Older Persons Mean to You? ...What are your beliefs about aging....About older people? ...Do You think we value and respect older adults in the US? ...How do you feel about growing older in our society? ...Do you think it's time that older adults receive dignity, respect, quality of life and quality of care? On December 4 1990 the United Nations General Assembly designated Oct 1st to be the International Day of Older Persons.The overarching

Weigh In.... ...What Does the International Day of Older Persons Mean to You? ...What are your beliefs about aging....About older people? ...Do You think we value and respect older adults in the US? ...How do you feel about growing older in our society? ...Do you think it's time that older adults receive dignity, respect, quality of life and quality of care? On December 4 1990 the United Nations General Assembly designated Oct 1st to be the International Day of Older Persons.The overarching

In today’s episode, Kaseba Chibweth talks with Guerritha Muntu, a first-generation American citizen of Congolese Descent and a student at Loyola University Chicago. In this episode, Kaseba and Guerritha discuss Black Diaspora and the effects it has on current and future generations. You can learn more about Black Diaspora in this article. Connect with Kaseba using the links below: Instagram Ready to dive in further? Check out all the places you can find us below: Top 5 Most Asked Questions On

Jesse Fiedor's story is nothing short of miraculous an inspirational. Curing himself of an epilepsy so severe that he was given a prognosis of an early an untimely death, he went on to achieve his dream job, travelled the world, became a millionaire, wrote a book and is pursuing a feature film based on his life story. Living without purpose, a job, friends, education, or meaning he became suicidal. Ultimately this is a story about finding a faith, purpose, and will to live so strong that he cured

Jesse Fiedor's story is nothing short of miraculous an inspirational. Curing himself of an epilepsy so severe that he was given a prognosis of an early an untimely death, he went on to achieve his dream job, travelled the world, became a millionaire, wrote a book and is pursuing a feature film based on his life story. Living without purpose, a job, friends, education, or meaning he became suicidal. Ultimately this is a story about finding a faith, purpose, and will to live so strong that he cured

In today’s episode, Kaseba Chibweth talks with Durshun Shah, a sophomore majoring in Global Studies at Loyola University Chicago. He has a Californian birth certificate, a Texan upbringing, and Indian tastebuds. His hobbies include running, travel, guitar, and stand-up comedy. In this episode, we explore: How minority families deal with mental health issues and how it impacts children and college students How can people have conversations with their parents about mental health issues Advice for

Coming across eyelid lesions is an everyday occurrence for optometrists, but distinguishing them from each other can be a challenge. In this episode, we hear from Nina, who had a basal cell carcinoma (BCC) on her lower eyelid. Michelle Hanratty then explores the various types of malignant and benign lesions that could present in practice, with Mr Raman Malhotra, a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at the Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead. They discuss how to decide which lesion a patient might

Dr. Jim Bright, one of the originators of Chaos Theory of Careers (CTC) joins host Dr. Brian Hutchison to celebrate the Asia Pacific Career Development Journal’s first Special Issue focused on CTC. Jim always provides an exhilarating conversation that helps us understand the role chaos plays in our career lives and why we need to understand this better in our professional careers practice. You will not be bored during this fun, energizing conversation about our work. Chaos Theory of Careers

According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, self-esteem is a confidence and satisfaction in oneself. It's a realistic respect or a favorable impression of oneself, a view of ones' accomplishments, capabilities, values and perceived success in the ability to live up to them. A healthy self-esteem reflects positively on our wellbeing. But, when we have low self-esteem, it can be destructive to our lives, our relationships, our health and wellbeing; it can be a painful existence. Sociologist Morris

According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, self-esteem is a confidence and satisfaction in oneself. It's a realistic respect or a favorable impression of oneself, a view of ones' accomplishments, capabilities, values and perceived success in the ability to live up to them. A healthy self-esteem reflects positively on our wellbeing. But, when we have low self-esteem, it can be destructive to our lives, our relationships, our health and wellbeing; it can be a painful existence. Sociologist Morris

In today’s episode, Kaseba Chibweth talks with Maddie Beaddle, a third year Pepperdine student who has hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS), and whos been active in combating abilist culture and fighting for disabled rights on campus. She hopes to leave her institution better than she found it, not only for the disabled community but for everyone. In this episode, we explore: The reason that inclusion in the classroom for people with disabilities benefits everyone Ways parents can teach

What are resident’s rights? All nursing home residents have certain rights and protections under Federal and state law, the purpose of which is to ensure they provide necessary and needed care and services. The law requires that nursing homes “promote and protect the rights of each resident”, stressing individual dignity and self-determination. In addition, there are many states that also include residents’ rights in their state laws or regulations. October is an important month for Nursing Home

What are resident’s rights? All nursing home residents have certain rights and protections under Federal and state law, the purpose of which is to ensure they provide necessary and needed care and services. The law requires that nursing homes “promote and protect the rights of each resident”, stressing individual dignity and self-determination. In addition, there are many states that also include residents’ rights in their state laws or regulations. October is an important month for Nursing Home

In today’s episode, Kaseba Chibweth talks with Lauren Hicks, a sophomore at Loyola University Chicago working towards a degree in education. After becoming a teacher, Lauren aspires to earn a master's in educational policy. In this episode, we explore: How can you create a safe and inclusive space for students as a teacher? Should race be talked about in schools? Should students and teachers say the “n” word in a classroom setting when reading historical literature? Why is it important for

Like so many advocates, Nancy came to this space after caring for her parents in their advanced years. However, a family history steeped in loss from an early age prepared her than most. She was already well advised about knowing the important information, where to find said information and how to proceed in the difficult medical situations that arise. But what she was not necessarily prepared for was discovering systemic missteps that unintentionally occurred as her parents aged. In the process

Like so many advocates, Nancy came to this space after caring for her parents in their advanced years. However, a family history steeped in loss from an early age prepared her than most. She was already well advised about knowing the important information, where to find said information and how to proceed in the difficult medical situations that arise. But what she was not necessarily prepared for was discovering systemic missteps that unintentionally occurred as her parents aged. In the process

In today’s episode, Kaseba Chibweth talks with Anton Jahn-Vavrus, a sophomore at Loyola University Chicago, originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota. In his free time, Anton has led projects which highlight the beauty of his community in Minneapolis and fundraising for youth organizations. He currently works at the Boys and Girls Club in Minneapolis as an education specialist and teaches a fitness class for youth at the Circle of Discipline community gym. In this episode, we explore: What it

It's likely that when we hear the expression living our best selves we think of it in terms of our physical, mental and even spiritual well-being. According to Lauren Solomon it has a broader meaning. Lauren essentially took everything her mother taught her about clothing and design and made it a life's work. But she's also taken it to another level. She helps people understand that is not only about your image but it has a lot to do with how you feel about yourself and the response you receive from