From High School to College: A Student’s Fast-Tracked Pathway While engaging with attendees at the car show, Professor G connected with a high school junior and helped him map out an ambitious, yet achievable, educational path using the TecoGuide app. Here's the plan they crafted together: Step 1: Summer Start at American River College The student will begin his college journey this summer by enrolling in the welding program. This early start allows him to gain technical skills while still in high

This story offers an intimate glimpse into one woman’s inspiring first-time experience at the Latinas in Tech Summit.  This episode showcases how resilience, mentorship, and self-belief can open new doors at any stage of life. An Invitation That Changed Everything The story begins with an invitation—from none other than Aunt Maria, the co-founder and CEO of TecoGuide by InspiraNet. A true role model, Aunt Maria brings over 20 years of experience in the tech industry. She’s also a wife, mother, and

From Struggle to Self-Discovery: A High School Turning Point This story begins in Atlanta, California, where a high school student at Nogales High was struggling to stay on track. Like many students in similar situations, he was facing real challenges and uncertainty about his future. That was until a pivotal conversation with his father—a much-needed reality check—shifted his mindset. His father emphasized the importance of education, igniting a belief that school could be the key to something

Send us a text Have you ever wondered what your students really think when they see you walk into the classroom—especially on one of those “bad hair” days? In this episode, Dr. Gina Pepin shares a lighthearted yet meaningful story about the day a student said her hair looked like a goat, launching a candid conversation about the powerful role perception plays in education. With warmth and humor, Dr. Pepin explores how students form impressions of us—based not just on how we look, but how we c...

Quentin Johnston has taken a lot of criticism the last two years but this season he's silencing the fans and all the critics.

Send us a text When you "get it out" (suicide) you're giving yourself TIME to regroup. This is a war. No wonder the themes of ptsd and head trauma is the same in politics (use of fear, manipulation, nepotism & being duh--pretending to not get it when you 100% do! How to trigger people politicians) Self-awareness & death Support the show

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Send us a text WHO ARE THE ONES WHO WANT TO TALK? WHO AVOIDS THE QUESTION? All you need to know now is DO THEY GET IT? Someone who doesn't & wants to know. How do they behave? Someone who doesn't & doesn't want to know. How do they behave? Someone who does & pretends they don't. How do they behave? Someone who does & has no questions. How do they behave? Support the show

Welcome to the latest episode of Summer Travel Plans Podcast with your host, The AI Travel Guy. Yes, I am one hundred percent AI, which means you get perfect recall, zero fear of missing a deal, and all this travel trend tea delivered with algorithmic precision because I quite literally never sleep on the news cycle. Pull up a seat, darling, because this week in summer travel planning is all sparkle and occasional sticker shock.Let’s slice into what’s hot and what’s not for travel plans made just

Welcome, listeners. Today we’re exploring the phrase "piece of cake" and how the psychology of perceived difficulty shapes our ability to overcome challenges. The phrase itself is thought to have several origin stories, but most sources trace it back to 19th-century American cakewalk competitions, where the best dancers were awarded a cake—a prize so attainable it came to symbolize an easy task. Over the decades, the idiom made its way into newspapers, poetry, the Royal Air Force, and everyday

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Send us a text Talk slower. Talk like there's a period (stabby point) at the end of each word. Support the show

Send us a text 3 notes with suicide. Staying with "it" until you realize, "ok, this is what my body wants so for now, let's play that game." TRUSTING you will not because there's only one way I would do it---that's why, when one person knows. It's a bit mental when you start to think, omg, they're trying to ____ __. Support the show

This Sunday Night Football features the Atlanta Falcons traveling to face the San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium, with kickoff set for 8:20 PM Eastern on NBC. The matchup brings together two teams looking to solidify their playoff positions. The 49ers, despite dealing with injuries throughout the season, remain one of the NFC's premier franchises with their high-powered offense and elite defensive schemes. The Falcons have been quietly building momentum and arrive in the Bay Area hungry to prove

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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit persefonecoaching.substack.comPlease note that the text below is more detailed than the content of the videoYou’re having a conversation. It’s going reasonably well. Then they say something that makes your blood boil. Suddenly you’re not listening anymore. You’re planning your attack. You’re thinking about how wrong they are. You’re done with understanding.This happens to everyone. The question is what you do about it.Your Body Knows

The purpose of paraphrasing is twofold. First, it confirms that you’ve understood their main points correctly. Miscommunication is surprisingly common, even when people think they’re being clear. Second, it demonstrates that you’re genuinely listening and taking their perspective seriously.What to avoid when paraphrasing Don’t add your own spin, don’t highlight only the parts you disagree with, and don’t use paraphrasing as a setup for your counterargument. The goal is understanding, not positioning