Episode 295: How Self-Talk Shapes Your Reality

09/18/24 • 43 min

Join Dr. Milt Lowder and Clemson University PhD student and AMPLOS intern Marlee Johnson as they explore the transformative power of self-talk. In this episode, they discuss how our inner dialogue shapes our actions, well-being, and emotional responses. Learn when your thoughts work for or against you, and how courage is key to processing negative emotions. This conversation is foundational for building resilience and fostering mental strength.

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Episode 294: Mastering Workplace Conflict

Join Drs. Drew Brannon and Cory Shaffer as they explore the role of conflict in the workplace. While often seen as negative, they reveal how well-managed conflict can strengthen teams. Discover the four main triggers of organizational conflict and learn practical strategies to navigate the spectrum—from conflict-averse to overly aggressive—toward a balanced approach. Don't let artificial harmony hold your team back; embrace conflict to drive success and deeper relationships at work.

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Episode 296: The Power of Positive Coaching

Drs. Milt Lowder and Cory Shaffer explore the surprising science behind motivational language and why negative pregame speeches in sports fall flat. Drawing on research, they discuss how coaching from fear or weakness not only undermines performance but also impacts team culture and personal growth. Learn how positive feedback, empathy, and a coach's positive presence can elevate both athletes and employees alike, fostering lasting improvements in performance and well-being. Tune in for lessons that extend far beyond the game.