Transacting Value Podcast
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Looking for ways to reinvigorate your self-worth or help instill it in others? You're in the right place. Transacting Value Podcast is a weekly, episodic, conversation-styled podcast that instigates self-worth through personal values. We talk about the impacts of personal values on themes like job satisfaction, mitigating burnout, establishing healthy boundaries, enhancing self-worth, and deepening interpersonal relationships.
This is a podcast about increasing satisfaction in life and your pursuit of happiness, increasing mental resilience, and how to actually build awareness around what your values can do for you as you grow through life.
As a divorced Marine with combat and humanitarian deployments, and a long-distanced parent, I've fought my own demons and talked through cultures around the world about their strategies for rebuilding self-worth or shaping perspective. As a 3d Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do and a lifelong martial artist, I have studied philosophy, psychology, history, and humanities to find comprehensive insights to help all of our Ambassadors on the show add value for you, worthy of your time.
Ready to go from perceived victim to self-induced victor? New episodes drop every Monday 9 AM EST on our website https://www.TransactingValuePodcast.com, and everywhere your favorite podcasts are streamed. Check out Transacting Value by searching "Transacting Value Podcast", on Facebook, LinkedIn or YouTube.
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Successful Habits of a CEO
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08/08/22 • 49 min
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Alrighty folks, welcome back to Season 3, Episode 6 on Transacting Value Podcast!
CEO of Textdrip, Phil Portman, came from humble beginnings, one of seven children. As a young man, he was focused on having enough money and was determined to be a millionaire one day. Through hard work and some key decisions along the way, not only is he successful in business, he is a family man with a balanced life.
In today’s discussion with Porter, Phil tells the story of when, tired of being on the road away from his family, he decided to leave his well-paying corporate job and work for himself.
Things you’ll learn about Phil in today’s episode:
- He didn’t do well in college.
- When he left his corporate job to work for himself, he wondered if he made the wrong decision.
Behaviors and viewpoints that contribute to success:
- Set clear, written goals for various categories, over the next five years.
- Focus on being a well-rounded person.
- Develop healthy habits.
- Read every day.
- Work out every day.
- The better you get at building habits into your lifestyle, the more productive you become.
Tips for leaders, managers, and business owners:
- Don’t surround yourself with ‘yes’ men. Surround yourself with diverse perspectives.
- Ask, “Are we creating an atmosphere where our employees feel safe to tell us something is a bad idea or to give us feedback on something?”
- Build trust, encourage feedback, listen to it, and don’t take it personally.
- Have a philosophy of “I want my employees to be the best versions of themselves.”
- View the people around you through a positive lens and watch them rise with you. Let go of those who are not a positive influence in your life.
Phil describes how his character has developed as he has grown in life and business:
- 20 years ago, he was willing to lie to get ahead financially. Not today. Money is no longer the main goal. It’s a byproduct of the primary values in his life.
Phil’s top three values now:
- Integrity, the foundation of communication
- To leave the world a better place
- Family
Quotes from today’s episode:
“I have no doubt that anybody out there can do what I’ve done and have the same success.”
“I wanted to be a present dad for my kids.”
“You won’t get success overnight. Success is compounded.”
“Your habits are what you become.”
“It takes a thousand attaboys to make up for an ‘Oh, shit.’”
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Focaccia for Ukraine and the Philharmonic
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08/15/22 • 63 min
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Alrighty folks, welcome back to Season 3, Episode 7 on Transacting Value Podcast!
Man of many talents, Ernie Porthouse is Porter’s guest today. Listeners are in for a treat. Ernie has a lot of life experience yet he has the energy and idealism of someone much younger. When inspiration strikes, he has the know-how, connections, resources, and experience to pursue his ideals – whether that’s creating reduced-cost orthotic shoes for the elderly or raising money for war-torn Ukraine.
Ernie is a professional pedorthist who is also an orchestral percussionist for the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra.
Ernie started playing drums when he was only 5 or 6 years old. He explains how playing in an orchestra has stretched him in ways that playing freestyle can’t. When you play orchestral music, you’re being “told” what to do and when to do it, so it has the potential of getting you out of your usual repertoire.
Now, about focaccia... Just before the Covid pandemic, Ernie took a trip to Italy and managed to come away with an authentic focaccia recipe. Back home in isolation, he started baking focaccia and sharing it with friends who raved about the bread. After the invasion of Ukraine, Ernie started selling his focaccia to raise money for Ukraine, gaining the attention of world-renowned chef, Massimo Capra. Ernie’s life is a lesson in how pursuing your talents and interests is your gift to the world.
Nuggets from Ernie:
- Interesting that we can often rise to meet the demands of others even when what’s expected is more than we would have expected of ourselves.
- We need to strike a balance between keeping up with the times while appreciating and understanding the old ways that got us where we are today.
Quotes from today’s episode:
“My teacher had me doing some of the most difficult things when I was just 13 and 14 years old. Years later he would say, ‘The reason you could play them is I never told you they were hard.’”
“What appealed to me the most with symphony music was the nuance and the attention to detail.”
“Sometimes limitations can make us better.”
“The digital world will never come between my sticks and my drum.”
“As a teacher, there is an obligation to be honest with your students.”
“You may not think to ask these questions when you’re older, and I may not remember the answers.”
Sponsors and Resources mentioned in today’s episode:
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Conquering Burnout with Unconventional Coping Mechanisms: An Insightful Discussion with Dr. Eliza Collins
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10/23/23 • 46 min
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Alrighty folks, welcome back to Season 4, Episode 43 on Transacting Value!
Today we're discussing the inherent but underrated October core values of Creativity, Simplicity, and Giving as strategies for character discipline and relative success, with the Burnout Witch, Eliza Collins. If you are new to the podcast, welcome! If you're a continuing listener, welcome back!
What happens when ambition, hard work, and perfectionism entwine into a double-edged sword, both driving you toward success yet casting long shadows of burnout? This week, we're sitting down with Dr. Eliza Collins, an inspiring figure who's turned her personal experiences of loss, resilience, and healing into a lifeline for others grappling with burnout. Eliza's powerful story sets the tone for a riveting conversation about personal values, the impact of cultural narratives, and the role of social media in shaping our perceptions of success.
As we navigate this enlightening dialogue, Dr. Collins unpacks the complexities of maintaining motivation while managing burnout. She demonstrates the power of curiosity, illuminating how this simple trait can lead to greater understanding of our biases and engagement with the world. The conversation takes a deep dive into personal values and emotional intelligence, exploring the tangible benefits of therapy, coaching, and emotional resilience in an increasingly stressful world.
Capping off this enriching discussion, we turn toward some unconventional coping mechanisms. From acupuncture to microdosing, Dr. Collins shares her insights into unique approaches to managing stress and fostering mental wellbeing. This episode is more than just a conversation—it's a treasure trove of resources for anyone seeking to better understand and combat burnout, and a testament to the transformative power of redefined personal values.
Thanks for hanging out with us and enjoying the conversation because values still hold value. Special thanks to our partners for your support. To Eliza's family, friends, inspirations and experiences for your inspiration to this conversation, and to Eliza Collins for your insight!
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A Journey through Addiction and the Power of Self Discipline with Samantha Lander
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01/15/24 • 44 min
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Think back to that time you faced a life challenge head-on. Remember how it felt to hit rock bottom, then summon the courage to climb back? Our guest today, Samantha Lander, a functional diagnostic nutritionist, has been there. We dive into her riveting journey of resilience - a tale of addiction, single motherhood, incarceration, and ultimately a triumphant return to health and life through personal determination and a commitment to wellness.
Samantha's intimate account takes us through her struggles with addiction, how her son's birth changed her life, and the impact of her athletic background on her value system. She shares the importance of self-discipline, maintaining emotional wellbeing, and the challenges of managing her son's oppositional defiant disorder and ADHD. Samantha’s journey exemplifies the power of personal values in navigating life’s toughest moments – from overcoming burnout, setting boundaries, to finding a sense of belonging.
Our conversation with Samantha is not just about surviving; it's also about understanding and dealing with the emotional underpinnings of our actions. We delve into how childhood trauma and feelings of powerlessness can manifest as anger and the importance of acknowledging and validating these emotions. Samantha's experiences provide listeners with a valuable perspective on managing emotional wellbeing, especially for those dealing with similar adversities. Her journey is a testament to the human spirit's resilience and the power of personal choice. Trust us, you don't want to miss this enlightening and inspiring conversation.
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Unlocking Children's Potential through Innovative Science Centers
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07/03/23 • 43 min
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Alrighty folks, welcome back to Season 4, Episode 27 on Transacting Value Podcast!
What if we told you that fostering creativity, critical thinking, and independence in children can be achieved through play and unique learning experiences? Today we're discussing our July core values of Independence, Freedom, and Initiative with Neely Myers, the Executive Director of the Creative Learning Alliance, an emerging children's science center, to explore their fascinating approach to learning. Neely shares her insights on the importance of extending the invitation of learning to children in different regions and how her work can provide valuable perspective for parents and educators alike. If you value creativity and discovery then this episode is for you.
In this engaging conversation, Neely reveals how she promotes critical thinking, executive function, and creativity in children through play, problem-solving, and a focus on individual strengths and values. We also discuss the importance of identifying one's own strengths and values when working with a group, and how to transfer those skills to a young age. Additionally, Neely shares her thoughts on the enneagram scale and how her primary value of uniqueness and authenticity has shaped her life.
Finally, we take a deep dive into the world of building a science center with standalone exhibits and educational opportunities, such as workshops, classroom experiences, and camps. Learn about the importance of giving children the space to learn, ask questions, and even fail, in order to cultivate a platform for innovative thinking - even in the moment of frustration.
If you are new to the podcast, welcome! If you're a continuing listener, welcome back! Thanks for hanging out with us and enjoying the conversation because values still hold value.Special thanks to Hoof and Clucker Farm and Keystone Farmer's Market for your support. To Neely's family, friends, inspirations and experiences for your inspiration to this conversation, and to Neely Myers for your insight!
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What is Transacting Value about?
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02/23/23 • 1 min
Transacting Value showcases a conversations about the role and impact of values and character development within a respective industry. Join us every Monday morning at 9 AM EST on our website Transacting Value Podcast.com, and on all of your favorite podcasting platforms to hear the details.
Are you a Millennial or Gen Z person wanting to be heard or trying to find your pack, passion, or purpose? Are you in a particular industry wanting to showcase your corporate values? An individual who values introspection, values, and character development? Join our conversations where perspective meet values. Leave a voice message on our website with questions, reviews, or recommendations for the show. We may even address your messages on the air during a conversation!
We talk to people from all over the world, unscripted and with little in common at face value. We're inviting you to listen! We build commonalities within the context of the conversation, and rely on our shared value of values to carry us home.
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Connecting with Others to Reconnect with Yourself
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12/24/22 • 40 min
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Alrighty folks, welcome back to Season 3, Episode 26, our 2nd Annual Christmas Special, of Transacting Value Podcast!
Jake Pearson hails from Victoria, Australia, and is the host of the What Makes You Happy podcast where he interviews people from all over the world about what makes them happy. While joy and happiness are universal emotions, what ignites joy in each of us is unique. And what ignites joy is intricately linked to our individual values.
Each of us can live our lives according to the values of others, or we can dare to live according to our own values and, in so doing, find greater joy.
As a personal trainer, Jake helps build self-confidence in others by shifting internal dialogs. He encourages others to highlight things that are going well in their lives and build momentum from a place of positivity. He recognizes that being internally motivated will yield more and better fruit than what can come from external forces.
Jake encourages listeners to identify one or two things that bring them happiness. What are the things you gravitate to so much that you forget time exists? Incorporate more of those things in your day-to-day life. That is prioritizing you as an individual and the things that you value. Then ask, “Why does this make me happy? What about it brings me joy?”
Quotes from today’s episode
“You can live your life in accordance with what you value, or you can live your life in accordance with what other people value for you.”
“What drives us is all the things on the inside.”
“I love leaving people with something from every interaction – maybe a little bit of inspiration or a little bit more clarity or focus or direction.”
“If you cannot serve yourself, you are not showing up at 100% to serve other people. You owe it to yourself to be the best version of yourself by doing the things that are important to you.”
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Empowerment to Redefine Success
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06/05/23 • 43 min
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Alrighty folks, welcome back to Season 4, Episode 23 on Transacting Value Podcast!
Learning takes place in many facets. A meaningful life can be found in both simple and complex experiences. When you see the good in things your world grows and your perspective changes. What pushes you to change can be painful but it can catapult you to new levels. If you value authoring your past and redefining your future, then this episode is for you.
Today we're discussing the inherent but underrated June core values of Abundance, Adventure, and Prosperity as strategies for character discipline and relative success, with Founder of emPower PR Group and author of Emergence: Living Life Through the Soil, Stephanie Feger. We cover different aspects of constructive, critical, and honest feedback between you and yourself, or other people. If you are new to the podcast, welcome! If you're a continuing listener, welcome back! Thanks for hanging out with us and enjoying the conversation because values still hold value.Special thanks to Hoof and Clucker Farm and Keystone Farmer's Market for your support. To Stephanie's family, friends, inspirations and experiences for your inspiration to this conversation, and to Stephanie Feger for your insight!
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Be An Animal, Learn to Control It
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05/30/22 • 27 min
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Alrighty folks, welcome back to Season 2, Episode 22 of Transacting Value Podcast!
Let's be honest, that was a terrible idea. Why would you say something like that? How did they deserve that? What could you have said differently? It's not who you are; it is how you responded. It is how you acted. It is what you said...Ownership of our own actions and words goes a long way towards building positive relationships with other people; but oftentimes, more importantly with ourselves. Be honest with yourself because you're the only one who really knows what your thinking. While you're being honest, let me be frank. If you value honesty, or have lost control but learned along the way, and become human like the rest of us, then this episode is for you.
Today we're discussing the inherent but underrated May core values of Respect, Courage, and Integrity as strategies for character discipline and relative success, with a good friend, Brandon Thompson. We cover different aspects of constructive, critical, and honest feedback between you and yourself, or other people. Together, we tackle self-esteem, introspection, physical, emotional, and mental recovery. If you are new to the podcast, welcome! If you're a continuing listener, welcome back! Thanks for hanging out with us and enjoying the conversation. Values still hold value. Special thanks to The Bee and the Bear Creations and Keystone Farmer's Market for your support, and to the Veteran's Golf Association for your contribution.
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Exploring the World through the Storytelling of Gary Randolph: Personal Values, Resilience and the Power of Connection
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12/11/23 • 37 min
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Alrighty folks, welcome back to Season 4, Episode 50 on Transacting Value!
Today we're discussing the inherent but underrated December core values of Faith, Hope and Joy as strategies for character discipline and relative success, with author and storyteller, Gary Randolph. If you are new to the podcast, welcome! If you're a continuing listener, welcome back!
Today we're exploring the world through the storytelling lens of Gary Randolph, an author whose vibrant tales have spanned across the US, Ireland, Scotland, England, and Africa. Using his pen, Gary calls us to appreciate life's simple pleasures. Get ready to embark on a geographical wonder with us, brimming with joy, wonder, and a hearty dose of humor.
Peel back the layers of Gary's own personal values and see how they've shaped his dynamic stories. From his early love for reading to his current focus on being present and experiential learning, Gary's values thread their way through his narratives. But it's not all about books and storytelling - we also get a glimpse into Gary's personal life. His role as a long-distance dad, his battle with Hodgkin's lymphoma, and his passion for cycling provide an intimate portrait of a man who has learned to balance work, responsibilities, and his love for his family and friends.
Finally, we dive into the transformative power of storytelling, how it connects us, and how it can make us appreciate the moments of joy in our lives. Cycling and storytelling took a new meaning for Gary after his fight with Hodgkin's lymphoma, leading him on an inspiring journey of recovery and self-discovery. Get ready to laugh, learn, and be inspired as Gary shares anecdotes from his travels, including a stranger connection in Ireland and his cheeky visits to his twin grandsons. On this ride with Gary Randolph, we'll discover that the journey is indeed, as rewarding as the destination.
Thanks for hanging out with us and enjoying the conversation because values still hold value. Special thanks to our partners for your support. To Gary's family, friends, inspirations and experiences for your inspiration to this conversation, and to Gary Randolph for your insight!
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How many episodes does Transacting Value Podcast have?
Transacting Value Podcast currently has 170 episodes available.
What topics does Transacting Value Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Health & Fitness, Society & Culture, Leadership, Mental Health, Podcasts, Relationships and Communication.
What is the most popular episode on Transacting Value Podcast?
The episode title 'Successful Habits of a CEO' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Transacting Value Podcast?
The average episode length on Transacting Value Podcast is 47 minutes.
How often are episodes of Transacting Value Podcast released?
Episodes of Transacting Value Podcast are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Transacting Value Podcast?
The first episode of Transacting Value Podcast was released on Nov 1, 2021.
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