Triple P Life

The need to be liked and accepted is an inherent human quality. We innately crave acknowledgement from those we respect for things we have accomplished which is normal. However when the need to liked and accepted is what our self-esteem is built upon we're going to experience self-confidence and self-worth issues. The great paradox is we need to be in love with self while learning to accept ourselves and all our faults. This is the balance we must strike to no longer require the acceptance of others.

Merel Kriegsman is a womens wealth advocate and the CEO and founder of Merel Kriegsman Media - a company that has helped hundreds of women globally ascend into self-funded wealth. She’s dedicated to helps women become the wealthiest being in their lineage and create wealth on their own terms.

Studies have shown that generation Z has the lowest emotional intelligence (EI) score of any previous generation. The primary reason is how they were parented and the lack of education in schools. The impact of low EI affects every aspect of our lives and businesses. Author and professor Carolyn Stern discusses the cognitive strategies and mental health skills to overcome the effects of our emotions so you can live your best life.

A recent loss of a close friend, likely due to the effects of Long COVID, inspired me to record this episode. After reviewing the literature I was astounded to find out that more than 1 in 4 people are dealing on some level with Long COVID. Some people have mild affects while others become completely debilitated. I review the data and discuss how this happened, what you can do if you or someone you know is impacted by this and the real likelihood the COVID jab is a contributing factor.

Being competitive is an inherent human quality. Competitiveness is either learned or it can be a genetic component of human behavior. Competition has been an inevitable consequence of human drive and is a natural state of being. Can being competitive be destructive, especially when taken to extremes? Can it undermine your self-worth? And who are you really competing against? Learn the 9 ways we compete against ourselves plus, what successful people do to set themselves up to win.