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We see heroes everywhere. We see them in the movies, video games, novels or comic books. But whether we realize it or not, there are heroes even in our every day life — just not dressed up in latex fighting crime all over the world.

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There are also heroes within each one of us, ready to be unleashed. Even small things like passion, determination, focus, enthusiasm, empathy, kindness, persuasiveness can make you a hero in someone else’s eyes.

Find out why and how stepping into your personal power and releasing your inner hero matters!

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All of us fall into a black hole sometimes. Maybe it is because of depression, the loss of a loved one, a job, or a divorce. Hear this riveting story of a man named Peter Meuleman who is literally going blind, but has learned to see – and from him, learn how you, too, can step out of that dark place into the light.

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A truly inspiring story of Peter Meuleman

You can find him at: www.aliona.nl

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Chances are you know someone who is troubled and has problems. Our conversation today is about acts of kindness that can make life a bit more easy and manageable.

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Today we are going to talk with Jeroen Jonk about the international child humanitarian organization Right To Play. Although Jeroen works specifically with this organization, the show is about much more.

We are going to show you the impact of play and paying it forward in our daily lives. Even little things can enrich our lives as well as help others. This is something that makes you feel like your life is valuable. Learn how to engage in life in a way that makes you smile and feel good and makes you productive and want to be out in the world.

Look after yourself. Look after one another.

You can find Jeroen and his work at: www.innergame.nl

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We all know that both positive and negative input and behavior not only have emotional and psychological effects on our lives, but there is also evidence that they may affect us physically. It is easy to see, for instance, that constant negative input can cause depression, low self-esteem and make us more prone to disease.

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Today we are going to talk about the experiments of Dr. Masaru Emoto who tried to show the effects that supportive or negative input may have on water itself and how water might be influenced by human behavior.

Science tells us that the human body is composed of between 60-80% water. Every cell in our brain contains water. It makes you wonder what our own thoughts and the information taken in from others can do to our brains.

We end with a wonderful story about the kind of impact positive reinforcement can have on every single one of us.

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Our discussion today is all about storytelling and the way it relates to our day to day life. We are constantly telling the stories of our lives at work, with friends. We even tend to share stories with complete strangers on the bus or at network meetings. How do we show up in the world? What’s our story? What story do we tell others?

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Today we are going to talk about storytelling to Kristel Zegers who studies storytelling.

Kristel is a lecturer and researcher in leisure management at NHTV: Breda University of Applied Sciences. Currently she is working on her PhD research that deals with storytelling and innovation networks. You can find her on linked in and twitter.

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