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The Dynamics Of Everyday LifeShakespeare gave me a bit of help with the title...In this episode, I dive into the origins of our ideas, why originality feels scarce, and how our wish to belong can sometimes lead us to imitate rather than create. Inspired by a clever Blackadder moment and enriched with psychodynamic insightI invite you to consider moments when you’ve gone along with ideas or frameworks without questioning their origins—or perhaps borrowed someone’s platform without realizing. Awareness is key, and self-grace is encouraged.00:01:07I reflect on recycled content and originality, sharing examples of people copying theories and content, and touches on the im...
2025-10-2910 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeMore front than BlackpoolWelcome back to The Dynamics of Everyday Life! In this episode, I dive headfirst into the fascinating world of audacity and "brass neck": those jaw-dropping moments when someone’s outlandish behaviour stops us in our tracks and leaves us wondering, “Is it me, or has the world gone mad?”00:01:22 – I discuss why brazen behavior gets under our skin and introduces the concept of the implicit social contract.00:02:07 – Exploration of how different people live by different moral codes, a dose of envy, and the wish to be uninhibited.00:02:55 – I share an anecdote from her early work in community mental health and discu...
2025-10-2209 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifePeople are PeopleIn this thought-provoking episode of the Dynamics of Everyday Life, I explore why group dynamics—especially within committees, boards, and teams—often lead even sensible adults into emotionally charged conflicts and role-playing. Drawing inspiration from the Depeche Mode song “People are People,” I dive into why group situations can reduce us to playground politics and power struggles, no matter our age or intention.[00:00:54]I describe real-world examples of committee conflict, highlighting how group dynamics can become emotionally charged—even among well-meaning people.[00:01:47]Discussion of why adults lose perspective in committees—I introduce the...
2025-10-1509 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWhy can't we say what we think?Welcome back to The Dynamics of Everyday Life! In this episode, I get candid about the struggle to express what we really think, especially when it feels safer to go along with the crowd. I share a personal story about sitting through an event that felt uncomfortable and explores why so many of us bite our tongues instead of speaking up.[00:00:50] I describe the pressure to join in, mentioning groupthink and the discomfort of not speaking my mind, sparking the episode's main question: Why can’t we just say what we think?[00:01:47] I suggest the desir...
2025-10-0810 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeSorry, am I boring you?Welcome back to The Dynamics of Everyday Life! In this episode, I dive deep into the art—and myth—of “perfect listening.” I reflect on my own journey in coaching, challenging the classic belief that being told you're a "good listener" means you actually are one.There’s no such thing as a perfect listener, because listening is always relational—not technical. Being “good enough” is more authentic and meaningful than striving to check all the boxes. It’s okay to get it wrong sometimes, own it, and show up as your real self.00:02:12 — I explore listening beha...
2025-10-0111 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeI'm sorry you feel that wayWelcome to another episode of The Dynamics of Everyday Life. In today’s episode, I tackle the frustrating world of the “non-apology”—those pseudo-apologies that leave us feeling worse than before, often making us question our own experiences.Explores classic examples like “I’m sorry you feel that way” and “I’m sorry if anyone was offended,” highlighting how these statements shift blame onto the recipient instead of acknowledging responsibility.What’s really going on when someone gives a non-apology? I dive into defense mechanisms—rationalisation, denial, projection, and splitting—that drive people to avoid taking true accountability...
2025-09-2410 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeYes Netflix I am still watchingIn this episode, I dive into the all-too-relatable habit of procrastinating on what’s good for us; by binge-watching Netflix, endlessly scrolling on Instagram, or getting sucked into comfort activities instead of what we know would make us feel better. Inspired by Netflix’s infamous “Are you still watching?” prompt, I explore why we so often avoid the things that are actually nourishing, and what’s really going on beneath the surface when we fall into these patterns.00:01:17 – I discuss procrastination, using the example of watching Netflix instead of being productive, referencing the old kids' TV show "Why Don't You...
2025-09-1710 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeA Reason, a season or a lifetimeIn this episode, I dive deep into the ever-evolving world of friendships—especially what happens to our friendships when life gets tough. Drawing from my own recent experiences, I explore how trauma can impact our capacity to maintain relationships, why our friend circles might shrink, and the common misunderstandings that occur on both sides.[00:01:06] Julia shares how she’s revisiting the topic of friendship from a new, more personal angle—especially reflecting on her own recent experiences during a challenging time.[00:02:15] She explains how her capacity for social interaction diminished, and her friendship circle shrank as a r...
2025-09-1009 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeBonus Episode - Conversations about SalesIn this bonus episode I talk to Jo Stimson, founder of the Sales Only membership group about why we find sales such a tricky subject. There are huge amounts of defence mechanisms coming out to play here, all ready to trip us up. It’s a must listen for anyone who finds sales a struggle and needs to get out of their own way.You can find Jo at:https://www.facebook.com/share/1EwN3UNtE6/?mibextid=wwXIfrhttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1FUT7HJbjs/?mibextid=wwXIfr https://johanne-stimson.mykajabi.com/sales-only-membership-1 http...
2025-09-0536 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeBack to RealityWelcome back to The Dynamics of Everyday Life with your host, Julia! In this episode, I dive into the curious phenomenon of not being able to imagine life after a big event—be it a long-awaited holiday, Christmas, or any milestone. Why do we focus everything on the buildup and then feel lost or “blank” once it’s over? I take a psychodynamic lens to this universal experience, exploring our emotional need to create psychological boundaries through fixed points in time.[00:01:10] — Realization that this is a universal phenomenon, introduction to the concept of "back to reality," and distinction...
2025-09-0310 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWhy am I asking for your advice when I wouldn’t let you choose my sandwich?Welcome back to The Dynamics of Everyday Life with Julia! In this episode, I explore why we sometimes hand over important decisions to people whose judgment we wouldn’t even trust to pick our lunch. Through stories of dog-sitting, business frustrations, and family dynamics, I examines what’s going on beneath the surface when we seek outside advice during moments of overwhelm.[00:00:48] – Responsibility & Decision-MakingI discuss making decisions for the dog, connect it to parenting, and segue into feelings of overwhelm in business, particularly with sales and marketing.[00:01:50] – Struggles & Seeking AdviceI recount attending...
2025-08-2711 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeMirror MirrorIn this episode, I explore the concept of narcissism, from its everyday expressions at family barbecues or holiday trips, to its deeper psychodynamic origins. As our summer holidays approach, I reflect on how personality dynamics, group travel, and different planning styles can bring personal patterns (and those of others) into sharper focus.I explain how narcissistic behaviours are often defenses against uncomfortable feelings like shame, insignificance, or vulnerability, rather than simply signs of a “narcissist.” I draw on psychoanalytic theory (think Freud, Kohut, Kernberg) to unpack why we all use narcissistic defenses sometimes, and offer compassionate, practical advi...
2025-08-2017 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWhat's your problem?In this episode, I unpack the popular marketing advice to "address the problem of your client", exploring why that’s effective, and where it misses the deeper, messier reality of human problems. Drawing from my psychodynamic training and experience, I highlight how, psychologically, the problems we present are rarely as straightforward as they seem.Everything from James Bond snow globes to struggles with social media and business sales— shows how we often mask what’s really going on with safer, more manageable issues. I discuss common defence mechanisms like displacement and intellectualization, and explain how the problems we foc...
2025-08-1311 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeThe Tears of a ClownWelcome back to The Dynamics of Everyday Life! In this episode, I explore the intricate ways we use humor as a defence mechanism, both consciously and unconsciously, to navigate challenging emotions and complex social situations.I delve into how laughter and humor can serve as a protective layer, masking our true feelings or keeping others at a comfortable distance. I reference well-known figures like Robin Williams and Stephen Fry, discussing their public personas versus their private struggles with mental health[00:00:45] – Discussion about people using humor to mask true feelings, featuring examples like Robin Williams and Step...
2025-08-0610 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeDon't you want me babyIn this episode, I dive deep into the concept of Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD)—a term often discussed in relation to ADHD but not officially recognized in the DSM. I explore what RSD actually is, why so many people relate to the feelings it describes, and how our upbringing and internal dynamics (like the superego) might influence our reactions to perceived rejection.With practical examples and a psychodynamic lens, I walk listeners through why these feelings can be so overwhelming, how our minds create catastrophic narratives, and the importance of building self-awareness as a first step towards ma...
2025-07-3012 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeAll the world's a stageWelcome back to The Dynamics of Everyday Life. This episode I dive deep into the fascinating world of public scandals, social media judgments, and why we get so invested in the private lives of strangers. I explore the recent Coldplay "Jumbotron incident" and break down the psychological defense mechanisms—like projection and displacement—that drive our reactions.[00:03:15] The Public’s Fascination and Psychodynamics:I explore why people get so invested in public scandals. I introduce the episode’s focus: examining the psychological dynamics at play for the audience, not the individuals involved.[00:03:58] Projection and Splitting...
2025-07-2310 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeIt's me, hi, I'm the problem, it's meWelcome back to the "Dynamics of Everyday Life"! This week, I dig into those challenging moments when we start to question ourselves, second-guess our decisions, or even wonder if we’re “the problem” in tricky situations. Inspired in part by the famous Taylor Swift lyric, I explore how we can find ourselves carrying feelings or responsibilities that aren’t actually ours—often without realising it.00:01:39 – Giving Away Your PowerExplains the concept of giving away your power and introduces projective identification—a defense mechanism at play in these dynamics.00:02:24 – What is Projective Identification?Recap of project...
2025-07-1609 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeLet's Go Round AgainWelcome back to the Dynamics of Everyday Life! In this episode, I dive into the curious and sometimes frustrating topic of why we tend to repeat the same patterns in life—whether it’s relationships, emotional reactions, work situations, or even the music stuck in our heads. The episode kicks off with a fun, nostalgic riff on late-80s pop classics and a little ChatGPT memory mishap, before moving onto the more serious (and relatable) reasons why we go round and round on the same merry-go-round in life.00:03:06 – Patterns in Literature & LifeDiscusses the repetition of patter...
2025-07-0909 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeThere’s a Hole in My Bucket, Dear LizaIn this week's episode I explore the psychological dynamics underlying the classic song “There’s a Hole in My Bucket,” using it as a metaphor for certain patterns in narcissism and codependent relationships. I delve into how these patterns manifest in everyday life, how they can be exhausting for those involved, and why being aware of these dynamics is essential for personal growth.02:39 – Introducing Narcissism04:05 – Narcissism as Defense Mechanism05:33 – Misconceptions & Spectrum of Narcissism07:13 – Relationship Evaluation & Personal ReflectionSubscribe:Don’t forget to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to get...
2025-07-0209 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeLunch with Pam and DerekWelcome back to another episode of The Dynamics of Everyday Life. In this episode, I dive into the question: Why do we keep going out for lunch (or coffee, or dinners) with people we don’t actually want to spend time with?I share a personal story inspired by my parents’ obligatory lunches with “Pam and Derek”—people who aren’t truly friends but whom social obligation keeps pulling back into their orbit. Does this sound familiar?01:53 Why Do We Spend Time With People We Don’t Want To?03:27 The Psychodynamic Angle – Why Is It So Hard to...
2025-06-2508 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeNot my cup of Kool-AidIn this episode, I reflect on my recent experience attending a marketing conference that left me feeling out of step with the crowd. From travel hassles and parental guilt to high expectations for expert wisdom and less-than-inspiring content, I share my candid thoughts on group dynamics, FOMO, and the pressure to fit in. Are you doing things just because everyone else is? Or are you tuning in to what’s truly right for you?Along the way, I dive into psychological concepts like Freud’s group theory, the tendency to go along with the crowd, and the pers...
2025-06-1810 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeNot that Alan CummingIn this episode, I share a humorous and deeply personal story about my eye surgery and a surprising case of mistaken identity at my local hospital’s "Alan Cumming Day Unit." Expect reflections on anxiety, the power of imagination, and how we often use humour as a defense mechanism in stressful situations. I unpack the psychodynamic elements at play and invite listeners to consider how comedy might be serving a protective role in their own lives.00:00:56 I reflect on my past vision issues and the process of dealing with my eye condition, mentioning the initial diagnosis and ho...
2025-06-1109 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeA bad workman blames his toolsEver catch yourself blaming external factors when things don’t go as planned? In this episode, I share a real-life story of getting my floor redone—and how it turned into a lesson about responsibility, defense mechanisms, and the classic saying, “a bad workman blames his tools.” We dive into how projecting blame can affect not just us, but our relationships too, and why taking ownership is so empowering. If you’re ready to stop pointing fingers and start leveling up—this episode is for you. Check out the resource sheet linked in the show notes for more ways to build you...
2025-06-0409 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeDance with me tonightWelcome back to The Dynamics of Everyday Life, where we dive deep into the big and small moments that shape our everyday lives. In this episode, "Dance with me tonight," I take you on a journey from the excitement of live concerts to the quieter anxieties that sometimes hold us back—even when we’re eager to join in the fun.I share my recent adventure taking her son to see Olly Murs at the O2, I reflect on why so many of us hesitate to let loose and dance, even when we really want to. Using real...
2025-05-2810 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeConversations about writingToday I’m delighted to welcome another guest to the show, Vicky Quinn Fraser. Vicky is the MicroBook Magician. She knows the ideas hiding in your head deserve their own space between their own covers on their very own bookshelf — and she understands how to drag, coax, and tweezer those ideas out and into the story only you could tell. She’s the creator of MicroBook Magic, author of 4 books, ghostwriter of dozens, and shepherd to multiple dozens of other people’s beautiful books. When she’s not writing or coaching, she can be found dangling from a trapeze or...
2025-05-2132 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeYou can do more than the step aroundWe often find inspiration when we are away from our desks and this week’s episode is no exception. I’ve taken up a new hobby to help with my confidence and, in the words of Julie Andrews, “start at the very beginning, it’s a very good place to start”. And it was during a practice session that my teacher said something that stopped me in my tracks.We all have belief patterns that keep us safe and tell us we are only capable of so much. But this really isn’t true. Sometimes we need someone to hold up a...
2025-05-1409 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeHe'll be disappointed with that“Lovely weather we are having”. We love to point out to other people what we are all experiencing. It isn’t just the weather that we state the obvious about. Anything is up for grabs in our bid to communicate.Why do we state the obvious? Are we even aware that we are doing this? In this episode I explore what might be happening for us when we communicate this way, using the metaphor of tennis commentary. There’s a few of the greats that we meet along the way.Here are the highlights of this episode:...
2025-05-0709 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWhy do I put off doing my tax return?Procrastination. It’s something we all find ourselves up against. But what if it’s more than being lazy or wanting to avoid something? In this episode I explore what might be going on for us when we drag our feet.Don’t be put off by the title. I do talk about my tax return, but to help us understand why we might be tripping ourselves up, not in a way that’s going to send you to sleep – or at least I hope not!Here are the highlights of this episode:(0.25) Procrastination
2025-04-3009 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeBye Bye FelicianoDo we always know what makes us happy? Sometimes we do, and sometimes we don’t. And sometimes our defence mechanisms can cause us to cut our noses off to spite our faces.If you’ve ever dug your heels in when a friend or relative has given you an opinion that you know is probably true, but you don’t want to think about, then this episode is for you.Here are the highlights of this episode(1.40) Training lorry drivers(2.20) Being competent doesn’t necessarily make you happy(4.11) Man with the...
2025-04-2309 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeA Delayed EurostarHow many times have you been annoyed by other passengers getting in your way? Possibly more than you would like to admit? It happens to all of us and can have an impact on how we move forward, both literally and metaphorically. In this episode I explore what’s going on for us in these situations and how we can get some control back.You’ll be pleased to know that we are back in some familiar psychodynamic territory, transference and our old friends denial and rationalisation come out to play. Just in time for us to have a think...
2025-04-1609 min
GeldmeisterinJim Rogers: „Es kommt noch schlimmer an den Börsen"„Bleib iin US-Dollars, investiere maximal noch in Silber und Agrar-Kontrakten, warte."In der aktuellen Podcastfolge der GELDMEISTERIN meint derlegendäre Investor, Hedgefondsmanager, Bestsellerautor und Katalysator der Wiener Börse Jim Rogers, dass der jüngste Kurscrash, den wir gesehen haben überhaupt erst der Anfang war und uns das Schlimmste noch bevorsteht.Er selbst sei aus dem Aktienmarkt schon ausgestiegen bis auf ein paar Titel in Usbekistan und China. Statt Aktien hält er Cash, sprich. US-Dollars. Weiters besitzt er Gold und Dollars. Immobilien sind ihm zu illiquide. Eine Idee, was er nach...
2025-04-1319 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeConversations about AutismWhat is it like to be a parent of a child with autism? Whilst there is a lot more information out there than there used to be, it still can be quite a lonely place for parents. In this episode I’m talking to fellow SEN parent, Del Parsons, about what we have learnt along the way and why we are best placed to advocate for our children.Del is ‘The No-Nonsense Business Coach and Marketing Mentor’ who’s on a mission to give business owners and founders the skills, confidence and self-belief to market their business and sell the...
2025-04-0939 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeConversations about ControlI’m delighted to be welcoming another guest to the show today, fellow coach Kate Adey. We discuss what it means to be in control, how much control we do have and what role anxiety plays for us. Join us as we explore the narratives we construct for ourselves and how we can reframe our stories. Kate works with leaders in professional services navigating the challenges of a busy career and home life, helping them reconnect with the freedom and flow of their true nature. You can connect with kate either via LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/kateadey) or via...
2025-04-0230 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeConversations About LearningI’m delighted to be bringing another guest to the show today, Penny Hopkinson. Penny is an Operations Manual specialist and author of Manual Magic. Join us as we delve into the world of learning and discover why it’s changed so much over the generations.Here’s how you can get in touch with Penny:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pennyhopkinsonEverything under one ‘roof': www.linktr.ee/pennyhopkinsonHere are the highlights for this episode:(2.22) 30% of global workforce under 30(8.21) The single source of truth(10.31) F...
2025-03-2634 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeConversations about KindnessToday I’m welcoming another guest to the show, Simon Bennett. Simon is a friend of mine, a fellow coach and is keen to bring the concept of kindness to our attention. Simon’s coaching practice builds on his experience of leading teams in high pressure organisations. He is passionate about working with leaders to best navigate the challenges and opportunities of the modern working world. Simon shares a home in London with his husband, and teaches Aikido, a Japanese martial art. Simon is an Affiliate member of the European Mentoring and Coaching Council. Simon w...
2025-03-1938 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeThe Birthday EpisodeThis week’s episode marks a special occasion—both my birthday and the podcast’s one-year anniversary! We’re exploring the dynamics of birthdays: what they mean to us, the expectations we place on them, and how they reveal our deeper unconscious patterns. Freud wasn’t a fan of birthdays (except for the gifts!), and that got me thinking; how do we truly feel about getting older?Plus, I share some reflections on personal growth, the stories we tell ourselves, and why birthdays can be a great moment to check in with where we are in life.I’m l...
2025-03-1209 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeThe Power of SilenceWhy does silence make us uncomfortable? We’ve all been in those moments where the quiet stretches just a little too long, and we feel the need to fill it. But what if silence isn’t empty at all? What if it’s one of the most powerful tools we have?In this episode, we explore the impact of silence, when it serves us, when it doesn’t, and how to use it to our advantage. We’ll also learn what Freud thought about it, why my son used it as a form of protest, and how silence ca...
2025-03-0510 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeThe Power of a Pair of BootsIn this episode, I’m sharing a personal story about how my confidence took a hit, how I unknowingly held myself back, and what ultimately helped me rebuild my sense of self. Spoiler alert: it involves pole dancing, platform boots, and a whole lot of fun!We’ll have a look at how our defence mechanisms get in our way and how they can subtly keep us stuck. Plus, I’ll invite you to reflect on where you might be self-sabotaging and what small (or big!) steps you can take to reclaim your confidence and joy.Here...
2025-02-2609 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWhy Are You Telling Me This?How often have you found yourself mid-story, only to realise you’ve completely lost track of the point you were trying to make? You’re not alone. Sometimes, our words take on a life of their own, and there’s usually something deeper going on beneath the surface.In this episode, I take a look at why I (and maybe you, too) sometimes talk in circles, what this has to do with defence mechanisms, and the unexpected realisation I had during a discovery call. We’ll also touch on why excitement isn’t always excitement and how a simple q...
2025-02-1909 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeConversations about griefToday I’m delighted to welcome Gwenne Dickson, spiritual empowerment coach, to the show. Gwenne and I are tackling a subject that all of us will experience and yet so many of us find difficult; and that’s grief. Join us as we talk about what we find surprising about the grieving process and how we can support each other during these times.You can contact Gwenne at:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/livingyourbestlifegwennehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/35568229478Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/livingyourbestlife888/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gw...
2025-02-1240 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeIt was the shoes that killed meWhy do we wear shoes that hurt our feet? We’ve all been in the situation where we’ve known that our choice of footwear isn’t ideal, but we love how our shoes make us look and feel, so put up with the pain. Is this the only area of our lives that we do this, or can we see this elsewhere? In this episode we explore what might be going on for us when we put on shoes (metaphorical or otherwise) that pinch our feet. We’ll also learn what Marilyn Monroe thinks and why I don’t travel i...
2025-02-0509 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeNetflix is not a familyIt’s been famously said by Reed Hastings, CEO of Netflix, that Netflix is not a family. And work is not a family - unless of course you are the Carringtons in Dynasty or the Ewings in Dallas. However, are there some elements of family dynamics that get played out in our work environments?In this episode we explore the phenomena of being drawn into work scenarios that remind us of our family of origin. We find out why we might want to shove some people off Waltons Mountain, how I agree with my mother-in-law and if we are g...
2025-01-2911 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWhat happens after the fairy tale ending?Life isn’t a fairy tale, yet we might have some fairy tale moments throughout our lives. What happens when we reach the conclusion of the fairy tale? Are we skipping off into the sunset or are we left with a mixed bag of conflicting and complex feelings not knowing what might be going on for us?In this episode we explore some of the less talked about emotions that we experience once the fairy tale has ended. We’ll be staring anxiety in the face and exploring why guilt can be a stepping stone into the defence mech...
2025-01-2209 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeThe Post Break Up HaircutMost of us will have had the post break up haircut, or equivalent. That response to an event that has made us decide that something needs to change as we are no longer that person anymore. But why do we do this? Are we avoiding thinking about something that could actually help us move forward?In this episode we explore what might be going on for us as we reach for the scissors, or throw out all our clothes. We’ll look at what defence mechanisms could be getting in our way and why we are feeling anxious. ...
2025-01-1510 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeHow was it for you?It’s tempting to think that we should always be moving forward, that we must forever be making progress, no matter how slowly. And there is a lot of truth in that. Our defence mechanisms can tempt us to avoid looking at our behaviour with the promise that by continuing to move forward we will get to the promised land – whatever that might look like for us.In this episode I’ll be inviting you to consider what defence mechanisms might have come out to play for you over the festive period and what they might be telling yo...
2025-01-0811 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifePeople will never forget how you made them feelWhy do we feel alive around some people and like we’ve been through the wringer when we are around others? What’s going on for us when some people lift us up and with others we can feel as if it’s they have dropped us from a great height? In this episode I’m exploring what’s going on from a psychodynamic perspective when we take on the energy of other people and consider ways that we can manage this so that we can feel better.Along the way we’ll meet the Grinch, the Dementors from H...
2024-12-1813 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeNo one looks good in a mohair jumperHow do we feel when someone makes a comment about us? There are probably times when we can brush it off and not think about it again, and there are others where we end up ruminating over it for days afterwards. But what’s going on in the making of these comments? Are they just as innocuous as the person who made them (possibly) believes? Or is there something deeper at play here?In this episode I put these comments under the psychodynamic spotlight to see if we can understand what is happening. We take a trip to Waltons’...
2024-12-1112 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeDon't expect a 10 in week 1It’s an easy trap to fall into, thinking we should be brilliant at everything the minute we try it, and then berating ourselves when we aren’t. What’s happening for us when we set ourselves up in this way? What stories are we telling ourselves about where we think we should be?In this episode I explore the psychodynamics behind the ‘comparisonitis’ and why we can create false narratives around our growth and achievements. We’ll take a trip through reality television shows and Anne Widdecombe will be dancing the light fantastic. What’s not to enjoy?Here...
2024-12-0412 min
The Julia La Roche Show#215 Jim Rogers: Market Party Will End in Crisis | Why He's Not Shorting 'Yet'Legendary investor Jim Rogers, co-founder of the Quantum Fund with George Soros and author of multiple bestselling books including "Street Smarts" and "Investment Biker," returns to the Julia La Roche Show (Ep. 215) with a stark warning about America's debt crisis and market euphoria. Speaking from Singapore, Rogers shares why he's recently cut back his positions "enormously," explains his continued investments in China and Uzbekistan, and offers a sobering perspective on America's $200+ trillion in total obligations (this includes off-balance sheet debt). While not yet shorting markets, Rogers cautions that current market complacency reminds him of previous peaks, and explains why...
2024-11-2838 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeThe Smash Hits sticker theoryHow do we make sense of our worlds? How do we understand what seems incomprehensible? It’s no surprise to discover that we will create stories and meanings for what happens to us, in order for us to make sense of our worlds. But why do we do this? And is it any good for us?Find out what Freud has to do with a cotton wheel, learn why you might want to swap Nik Kershaw for Simon le Bon and discover why you will never find me in a trilby hat. There’s a lot going on.Here...
2024-11-2711 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeAnyway, back to RickyThere’s a million and one different things that distract us in our day to day lives. Just putting this episode together I had to ensure that my phone was away and I had done everything that I needed to before I sat down to work. Why do we do this? Is it just that we live in a very busy world, or could there be some psychodynamic concepts playing into all this?Join me as I take a trip into the world of distraction, via the Champs-Élysées and my own coaching sessions. We’ll find out e...
2024-11-2012 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeThe last banana in ParisWhat’s going on for us when we feel we need to hoover up all the food on the breakfast buffet? Are we being selfish or are there other things at play for us? In this episode I look at hoarding and what might be the psychodynamic reasons for us taking more than we actually need.Join me as I discover that cabaret at breakfast never disappoints, there wasn’t a great banana shortage of 2024, and that Paddington Bear hard stares don’t work on everyone.Here are this episode’s highlights:(3.00) Why do people b...
2024-11-1313 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeGetting your career unstuckI'm thrilled to welcome another guest to the show today, Rozalyn Willocks. Rozalyn is a Recruitment Director, career coach, mentor, and Amazon bestselling author of Get Your Career Unstuck. She’s here to discuss career transitions and to explore why many of us remain in unfulfilling jobs.Join us as we discuss all things career related from considering what makes us stay in jobs that leave us unfulfilled to why we no longer have Terry and June style work trajectories.If you'd like to connect with Rozalyn or learn more about her work, you can rea...
2024-11-0644 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeGhosting - A Halloween SpecialJust in time for Halloween I am bringing out a ghosting special. Ghosting is a particularly unkind and unfeeling way of treating people and can be extremely difficult to come to terms with. Not every ghost is friendly like Casper…In this episode I’m exploring what ghosting is, why it happens and what we can do about it – whether we are the ones being ghosted, or even doing the ghosting ourselves. We’ve also got our old favourite the defence mechanism bingo cards, Maya Angelou and Scooby Doo. It’s a Halloween party not to be missed!Here...
2024-10-3011 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeSomething is rotten in the state of DenmarkFreud found a huge amount of inspiration in Shakespeare’s works – so if it’s good enough for him, it’s definitely good enough for me. This time we are delving into Hamlet to see what we can learn about narcissism. This definitely won’t be the first time we use Hamlet as a reference point, as there’s so much in there!In this episode I explore why we might not challenge the fact that there is something rotten in the state of Denmark, how we can end up inadvertently supporting this and what can we do about it. We...
2024-10-2309 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeI can see a church by daylightCan we always see what is right in front of us? We might like to tell ourselves that we can, but this is not necessarily always the case. Despite what we might like to believe.In this episode I explore why we might be avoiding what is staring us right in the face. We’ll need our defence mechanism bingo cards again and we’ll be meeting Barry from accounts, Micky Flanagan and James Bond along the way. Have a listen and avoid the cancel culture!Here are the highlights of this episode:(1.40) Defence mech...
2024-10-1612 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeFlying MonkeysWhat does the Wizard of Oz and psychological ideas have in common? Well, quite a bit – as long-time listeners of the show will be aware. How can we learn about ourselves and others by thinking about Dorothy and her journey to the emerald city?In this episode I start my journey into understanding narcissism (there will be quite a few episodes!) and explore the well-known psychological concept of flying monkeys. As well as avoiding the monkeys swooping around us it’s also time to get out of defence mechanism bingo cards again.Here are the highlights...
2024-10-0910 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeSaying no to tick box trainingHow many times have you been sent on training at work only to spend your time wishing you were anywhere else and panicking about the to do list that’s mounting up whilst you are away from your desk?In this week’s episode I talk to Sam Lancashire, founder of Creating Lightbulb Moments about her mission to rid the world of tick box training. Join us as we discuss the worst types of training that we have been on, what it means to be voluntold to attend courses and why rehearsing is better than role playing.S...
2024-10-0245 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeA decision too far?Why is it that on some days we find it easy to make decisions and on others we struggle to think what to eat for dinner? Some choices might be incredibly simple, and others leave us baffled about what to do for what seems like hours. And why does the chocolate at the supermarket till seem to speak to us more insistently than in other places?In this episode I explore what might be going on for us when we are finding ourselves overwhelmed with the decisions we need to make and what we can do about this...
2024-09-2510 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWhy do I invest in scenarios too quickly?Why do we find ourselves getting attached to scenarios more quickly than is helpful to us? This can be an incredibly common experience for a lot of people and one that can cause us a lot of stress and of worry. We can also feel like it’s only us that this happens to.In this episode I explore what might be going on for us when we are getting invested in situations and what we can do about this. We also take a trip to Monte Carlo (if only!) and see what Marilyn Monroe has to say abou...
2024-09-1810 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeHow do I choose who to listen to?With so much noise in both our virtual and our real worlds how do we know who we should be listening to? Should we block it all out and listen to ourselves, or can we work out where to go to for a sounding board?In this episode I explore why just listening to ourselves might not be the most helpful thing to do. We return to our defence mechanism bingo cards, whilst saying hello to Marjory the trash heap and Roger Moore. I also seem to be fighting with my brother… What’s not to enjoy?Here...
2024-09-1110 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeThe Quiet CatalystI’m excited to be bringing another guest to the show today, Sarah Manley. Sarah is a coach, mentor and an Amazon bestselling author with her book Quiet Catalyst. Sarah joins me to talk all things related to being an introvert including where we sit on the introversion/ extroversion spectrum, and how we can thrive in our relationships with other people, and at work once we have an idea what our needs are. We also consider what psychodynamic mechanisms might be coming into play and Sarah shares some tips on to how to look after ourselves better. If you w...
2024-09-0438 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeResilience in the face of adversityI’m excited to be bringing another guest to the show today, Marta Checko. Marta has an inspiring story (or stories!) to tell about how she overcame significant challenges in her life. There’s a lot to learn about resilience, the power of not giving up and how we are stronger than we think.If you would like to get in touch with Marta and learn more about her work you can contact her here:E-mail: hi@martachecko.comList of Marta’s creative projects and ways to support others: LinktreeBlog where M...
2024-08-2837 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeNeurodiversity in the workplaceI’m delighted to welcome Tamzin Hall, neurodiversity champion and founder of The Neurodiversity Academy to the show today. Tamzin is a leading neurodiversity consultant, trainer, and coach. She is a proud dyslexic and a #1 best-selling author. With decades of experience in leadership, learning and development, a Level 7 qualification in Coaching and Mentoring, and PCC certification, Tamzin helps leaders understand and support their neurodivergent staff. She assists businesses in creating inclusive practices that empower neurodivergent employees, ensuring they feel valued and accepted. Join us as we talk about how to get it right when considering neurodivergence in the work...
2024-08-2132 min
Your Career GPSEp. 106 Growth En Route: Career Development During A Gap Year (with Julia Rogers)In this episode, Brad W. Minton interviews Julia Rogers, an expert in experiential education and founder of En Route Consulting, about the concept of gap years. They discuss what a gap year is and what it isn't, the benefits of taking a gap year, and how it can impact career development. Julia shares her own gap year experiences and success stories of students who have taken gap years. She also provides resources for finding low-cost or no-cost gap year opportunities.
Key Takeaways
-A gap year is an intentional period of personal growth supported by experiential learning activities.
-Gap years...
2024-08-1438 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWe're all going on a summer holidayWe all love a summer holiday – or at least that’s what we are led to believe. But what if we don’t? In this episode we explore what might be going on for us if we are feeling a bit anxious whilst we pack the sun cream and our bikinis, ready for our trips to sunnier climes. Are we the only ones who feel this way? (Quick spoiler – fortunately we aren’t!).There’s also Uncle Jonny fighting for some Christmas potatoes, and we’ll need our defence mechanism bingo cards again.Here are the highlights of this...
2024-08-1411 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeThere are no shortcuts on the yellow brick roadThe yellow brick road is a fabulous analogy of the different journeys in our lives. But how tempting could it be to take a short cut? We all have our own personal witches that we want to avoid, but would we even do this by cutting some corners?In this episode I explore what might be going on for Dorothy and her friends as she makes her way to the emerald city. I introduce a different defence mechanism and share the motivation behind the name of the podcast. And James Bond seems to be queuing at the Hanger L...
2024-07-2409 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeI still haven't found what I'm looking forDo we know why we do things? What can our reasons be? We have been told over the last few years that we should have “purpose” or know what our “why” is. Yet sometimes that’s not so easy to do. And how do we feel if we are the ones struggling to find out our “why” in a world that seems to respond best to those of us who seem to know?Join me as I consider just what might be getting in the way of us finding out. Have your defence mechanism bingo card at the ready!Here ar...
2024-07-1710 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeDiane never looks upIn this episode I am exploring why we might be consciously – or unconsciously – avoiding looking in certain areas of our lives. It won’t surprise you to learn that we will be delving back into the world of defence mechanisms. What you might not be expecting is a nod to Melanie Klein, as well as our usual check in with Freud.My mother’s home decor gets a mention too! Have a listen and see how this all comes together.Here are the highlights of this episode:(1.45) What might be going on for us?(2.2...
2024-07-1009 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeSense and SensibilityFollowing on from a previous episode on sibling rivalry I’m delighted to introduce my next guest to the show, Natasha Rose. As well as being an accomplished and celebrated businesswoman in a traditionally male industry (construction) Natasha is also a talented amateur actress.Natasha is starring in an upcoming version of the Jane Austen classic, Sense and Sensibility, which highlights the challenges we all face when putting other people’s needs before our own. Austen’s Elinor and Marianne beautifully portray the family dynamics that can play out in these scenarios and the impact that these can have o...
2024-07-0320 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeTomorrow never diesWe all know that feeling of “I’ll do it tomorrow” whilst being fully aware that we won’t do it tomorrow, or even the next day. Why do we do this to ourselves? Are we just making our lives harder for no reason? In this episode as well as meeting our old friends rationalisation and denial we are also welcoming back the repetition compulsion. And James Bond and Stan Wawrinka get a mention too! What’s not to enjoy?Here are the highlights of this episode:(1.42) Procrastination makes us uncomfortable(3.06) Rationalisation...
2024-06-2610 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWhat about Arabella?Sibling rivalry isn’t just something that we leave at home, only to be brought out again at family events and Christmas. The way that we learn to be in the sibling dynamic can have a profound impact on how we relate to people as we grow and develop in life. Sibling rivalry can exist for only children too.In this episode we are not just picking up our defence mechanism bingo cards again, we are having a think about Oedipus and the Murray brothers, whilst taking a trip to Cromer beach. It’s a packed show!Here...
2024-06-1910 min
Diverse Thinking Different LearningEp. 190: Should Your Teen Take a Gap Year? with Julia RogersIn this episode, we're exploring something that is often misunderstood and rarely talked about: gap years. Many parents and students don't really know exactly what a gap year is or how taking one could be the right choice for them. So today, we are exploring the benefits and considerations of gap years for teens and young adults with learning differences. I'm thrilled to introduce our guest, Julia Rogers, a professional gap year counselor and founder of EnRoute Counseling. Julia is an expert on this topic, and she's here to shed light on how gap years can be particularly beneficial...
2024-06-1831 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWhy do we find it so hard to hold onto our power?Power takes on many shapes and forms. There is the power wielded over us by those who govern us and those who hold an authoritarian role in our lives, and there is our own personal power. The power that is unique to us, and yet this is the one that we are often not in touch with or find it hard to hold on to. In this episode we are picking up our defence mechanism bingo cards again and bringing Dick Dastardly and Matthew Hussey in to illustrate a couple of points. What’s not to enjoy?Here...
2024-06-1210 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeI never can say goodbyeThere are many different reasons as to why we can’t leave a relationship, friendship or situation. And so many times we beat ourselves up for not being strong enough. Maybe we feel we lack confidence. But what if it’s actually our minds trying to protect us? What if it’s something that’s – ironically - trying to keep us safe?In this week’s episode I consider what might be going on for us when this is happening, and how we can give ourselves some grace. And what song will be going round your head by the end of it? The...
2024-06-0508 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeIs it ok to say that?How often do we say something and then worry that we have said the wrong thing? Often we will then run this over and over in our minds, thinking about if we have upset other people or what we could have said instead. We can tie ourselves up in knots about a particular conversation or event, frequently catastrophising about what people now think about us or if we have damaged our friendship.In this episode I explore why this universal tendency occurs, how we can become more aware of it and what we can do to help ours...
2024-05-2909 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeOur relationship with sleepI’m excited to welcome my next guest to the show today; Dr Jill McGarry. Jill is a Clinical Psychologist with 28 years of NHS experience in psychological support for people with mental health issues. She has built up a wealth of knowledge and experience at improving sleep for several client groups, including setting up a reasonable adjustment sleep apnoea clinic for Greater Manchester. Currently Jill runs a private practice for improving sleep whilst working part time in the psychology department at Manchester’s NHS Sleep Service. Over the past two years Jill has carried out numerous sleep awareness courses for well...
2024-05-2253 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeNo is a complete sentenceNo is a small word, so we often think we need to add extra words after it, to make a complete sentence. But this just isn’t true. “No” is a sentence in itself. We often tie ourselves up in knots trying to explain our no, which defeats the point, as the clarity becomes diluted. In this episode I’m exploring why we often feel the need to justify our “no” and what we can do to stick to our decisions. There’s also a bit of a Bond theme running through this episode too – can you spot all of the references?H...
2024-05-1509 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWhy am I putting on armour, if I'm not going into battle?We all know the days when we take a deep breath and metaphorically put on our armour. It’s not fun. But why are we doing this? What’s happening when we feel like we need to defend ourselves against people, situations or the world in general? In this episode I’m exploring why we might be reaching for our shields and what steps we can take to learn how to look after ourselves better, so we aren’t dragging that armour around with us!Here are the highlights for this episode:(1.06) Freud or Jung?(1.32) Freu...
2024-05-0810 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeUnderstanding Chronic PainPain is something that all of us will go through at some point in our lives, and for some of us it will be chronic. However, this isn’t talked about very much and most people will rely on painkillers and what their healthcare provider tells them to do. This might work – and it might not, and can leave us feeling bewildered and alone in what steps to take next. In today’s episode I welcome chronic pain expert, Narinder Sheena, to share her experience of living with and working through chronic pain. There’s lots to learn from Nari...
2024-05-0133 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeDon't go to the DIY store for milkDon’t go to the DIY store for milk. Seems simple doesn’t it? If only it was as easy as it sounds. In this episode I’m exploring why we will often look to get our needs met in places and people that aren’t right for us, and the corresponding upset that this can cause. Fortunately we don’t have to be destined to stay on this roundabout forever. Have a listen and find out what’s happening when we are looking in the wrong place, and equally, what we can do about it.Here are the highlights for...
2024-04-2409 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeOops, I did it againWhy do we do things over and over again, even though we tell ourselves that we are going to do things differently? Why is it so hard to make changes that we know we want to make? In this episode I dive into another of Freud’s concepts; the compulsion to repeat. By looking at the theory and applying it to what we are doing in our own lives we can start to get a bit more of that elusive control back. And there’s a nod to Cabaret and Depeche Mode too – what’s not to like?Here are the h...
2024-04-1710 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWhy do I still feel like I'm being picked last for PE?Today I’m thinking about a moment that many of us will have experienced and would most likely rather forget – that of being the last one to be picked for a team in our PE classes. It seems to be something that hasn’t been left behind, despite our best efforts. I’m interested in what the reasons for this might be. Why do we still worry about if we are going to be chosen by other people?Here are the highlights for this episode:(1.00) If our school days aren’t the best days of our lives it’s n...
2024-04-1010 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeRedundancy After 50 - with Tom ParkinIn this episode, we tackle the daunting topic of redundancy after 50, with my guest Tom Parkin, who shares his journey from a stable career to an unexpected redundancy at 51. Tom's story is not just about the struggles, but also the resilience and value experience brings, offering hope and strategies for those in similar situations. Join us as we uncover how an apparent setback can lead to new beginnings and affirm that life’s potential doesn’t diminish with age.I’m really excited to share this episode, featuring my first-ever guest with you today.
2024-04-0337 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeIt’s Not You, It’s Me!Are there people in your life that you struggle to get along with? Maybe you find yourself questioning who you are in the relationship. There are many factors that can affect our friendships and in this episode I want us to look at one of the biggest ones, transference! I’ll help you understand why we project the things we don't like on other people and how we can manage this so that we get the best out of our relationships. Here are the highlights(01:18) Transference!(03:52) How do we spot it?
2024-03-2710 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeHow Easy Is It To Make Friends Once We Have Left School?School plays an important role in helping us find people with similar interests. It also provides us with enough time to build great friendships. But when it's over and we enter the real world, it can be challenging to find and maintain friends.Today, we’re exploring ways to cultivate meaningful friendships as adults and how to identify potential obstacles.Here are the highlights from this episode:(02:24) Having a shared interest can really help.(03:36) Repetition helps us feel safe.(04:35) We have more power and choice over what we do....
2024-03-2010 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeRemote Working - Is It Any Good For Us?Covid changed the world in many ways, including how we work.Remote working has become popular but as much as it has its benefits, it also has its downsides. We’re spending more time in a virtual world which can affect our bodies and mind. Today's episode will help get us to reflect on remote working and find out if it’s really good for us!Here are the highlights from this episode:(04:03) The risk of becoming completely isolated.(04:31) People can make up stories and narratives about us.(06...
2024-03-1510 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeWho Are You Really?Welcome to episode one of The Dynamics of Everyday Life, where we’re diving into the world of the unconscious.In this episode, we’re peeling back the layers of our identity, exploring the hidden drivers of our behaviours and reactions. With a dash of humour and heaps of insights, we uncover the secrets Freud and Jung left behind, shedding light on how the unseen parts of our psyche shape our everyday lives. Get ready to unravel the mysteries of the self. Here are the highlights: (1:05) Identity, emotions and psycholo...
2024-03-1309 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeMaintaining Relationships With Other PeopleWelcome back to The Dynamics of Everyday Life, where we delve into the art and science of maintaining relationships. This episode shines a light on our very own defence mechanisms. From the comfort of our everyday friendships, to the challenge of navigating stormy relational seas in metaphorical high heels and a bikini, we're exploring the common thread in all our relationships: ourselves. Join us as we unpack how our unconscious mind, with all of its defence mechanisms, plays a pivotal role in either bridging or building barriers between us and others. Read...
2024-03-1309 minThe Dynamics Of Everyday LifeTrailerWelcome to The Dynamics of Everyday Life, where we're setting off on an incredible journey into the realm of psychodynamic theory with me, Julia Rogers. I'm here to take the seemingly complex concepts of psychology and break them down into digestible, relatable bits that can apply to our daily lives. Together, we'll uncover the mysteries of our inner selves, navigate the intricacies of human relationships, and discover the keys to personal happiness. So, sit back, relax, and join us as we embark on this enlightening adventure.Here are the highlights: (0...
2024-03-1100 min
Talking Out Your Glass podcastRobin and Julia Rogers: A Collaboration Resulting in Provocative Glass SculpturePhysically and metaphorically Robin and Julia Rogers put their minds, hearts and hands together to create sculptural works in glass – their chosen material because of its inherent qualities of luminosity, viscosity, and seductive flow. Their inspiration is drawn from the natural world, personal experience, family life, music, psychology, and science. Robin and Julia state: “Complex and mystifying, the human mind drives us, but the subtle inner workings remain, to certain extent, unknown. Delving into the psyche, our work explores the human mind to reveal a metaphorical interior of ideas, emotions, and mystery. Floating in the vast sea of ou...
2024-01-191h 11
Zero To Travel PodcastHow to Plan a Gap Year (at Any Age) with Julia RogersAre you considering a gap year or career break?Julia Rogers is a professional gap year coach and founder of EnRoute Consulting, a social enterprise dedicated to fueling the gap year movement and developing a generation of compassionate and resourceful global citizens.No matter your age, this episode has a ton of value! Julia shares her best advice for tackling a gap year from a mindset perspective, questions to consider when planning, how to afford a gap year, and available programs and resources.What life skills or goals would you want to accomplish...
2023-06-061h 14
Die BörsenminuteJapan-Boom: Hätte man auf Jim Rogers gehört!Der japanische Leitindex Nikkei 225 ist am Freitag bis auf 30.924,57 Punkte geklettert und damit auf seinen höchsten Wert seit 1990. Auch
getrieben durch externe Faktoren wie die in Aussicht gestellte, aber trotz allem noch nicht erfolgte Einigung über die Schuldenobergrenze ihres wichtigen Handelspartners USA.
Hoffentlich ist das kein schlechtes Omen. 1990 brach der Nikkei 225 nach seinem Höhenflug innerhalb eines Jahres um 40 Prozent ein. Das Land
stürzte in seine bislang größte Wirtschaftskrise, von der sich Japan bis heute noch nicht erholt hat.
Heute ist allerdings alles anders. Die Börse ist transparenter. Die Unternehmen kennen inzwisc...
2023-05-2202 min
GeldmeisterinInvestoren-Legende Jim Rogers: „Schlimmster Bärenmarkt der Börsengeschichte"Der nächste Bärenmarkt wird der Schlimmste in der Börsengeschichte prophezeit Investoren-Legende Jim Rogers im Gespräch mit der GELDMEISTERIN. Denn weltweit sind die Staaten so hoch verschuldet wie noch nie. Siekönnen deshalb nicht mehr wie bisher gegensteuern. Der „Entdecker“ der Wiener Börse spricht über seine momentane Kapitalmarktabstinenz, über die aktuelle Blasen an den Anleihen-, Aktien- und Immobilienmärkten und warum künftig mehr Kapital nach China als in die USA fließt. Jim Rogers ist weiterhin in Uran und Kohle investiert, weil die Welt in den nächsten Jahren noch mehr davon brauche und weil er der Ansi...
2022-12-1841 min
Die BörsenminuteLessons learned from Jim RogersDen älteren Hörerinnen unter Euch wird Jim Rogers ein Begriff sein. Den jüngeren so viel zum weltberühmten Investor, mit dem ich mich einmal im Jahr, es war am Dienstag, austauschen darf: Jim gründete in den 70er Jahren mit George Soros den Quantum Hedgefund, wurde sehr reich, ließ in jungen Jahren die Wallstreet hinter sich und umrandete mit einem Motorrad und später auch mit seiner Frau die Welt, suchte das Abenteuer, den Spaß und Investmentmöglichkeiten. Dabei stieß er auch auf Österreich und küsste 1985 die Wiener Börse mit seinen Empfehlungen im renommierten Börse-Magazin Ba...
2022-11-0803 minThe Julia La Roche Show#017 Jim Rogers: The Next Bear Market Will Be 'The Worst In My Lifetime'Legendary investor and “adventure capitalist” Jim Rogers joins Julia La Roche on this episode for a wide-ranging conversation from the economy, markets, and investing to seeking adventure and lessons for younger generations.
In this episode, Julia and Jim revisit his Guinness World Record adventures, including his motorcycle ride across six continents in the early 90s and his journey across 116 countries in a custom-made yellow Mercedes convertible at the turn of the century.
In the conversation, Jim shares his views on the global macro economy and markets. The 79-year-old investor predicts that the next bear market will b...
2022-09-2754 min
GeldmeisterinInvestmentlegende Jim Rogers: Rohstoffe als einzige Anlagealternative!Wieder einmal bei der Geldmeisterin zu Gast ist Investmentlegende Jim Rogers. Der ehemalige erfolgreiche Hedgefondsmanager, Millionär und Entdecker der Wiener Börse schwört bekanntlich schon immer, aber aktuell besonders auf Rohstoffe insbesondere auf Zucker, Kohle- und Uran. Er meidet teure Aktienmärkte wie die USA und Österreich, kauft da schon lieber in Usbekistan zu. Im Zoom-Interview mit der Geldmeisterin warnt Jim vor Blasen an den Anleihen- und so manchen Immobilienmärkten. Ihr könnt das Interview auch in der Novemberausgabe des GELD-Magazins nachlesen, oder ihr hört ihn Euch jetzt einfach an. Aber zuvor möchte ich Euch noch a...
2021-11-2831 min
Success is Subjective: Real People. Raw Stories. Embracing a Non-Linear Life!Episode 83 — There are Far More Options After High School than Just College —with Julia RogersWhat if college was instead given to high schoolers as an option out of many other choices that they can choose from? Instead of paying for college to find themselves, they are given the option to take a gap year program or to put college aside for as long as they need to while truly discovering themselves. How would that change things for their overall academic experience, career and life?Julia Rogers, founder of Enroute Gap Year encourages young adults to explore the idea of a gap year before college and actually took one herself before college...
2021-09-0826 min
College Admissions Unplugged with Ashley HillHow to Help Your Student to Maximize a Gap Year with Julia RogersAre your students considering taking a gap year after high school? If so, tune in to this podcast episode with guest, Julia Rogers. Julia Rogers is an experiential education expert and professionally accredited gap year counselor. Julia works with educators, service-learning organizations, non-profits, government entities and families to develop creative educational pathways that result in young adults being better prepared to succeed in college, life and work.
As the founder of EnRoute Consulting, Julia oversees a social enterprise dedicated to fueling the gap year movement and developing a generation of compassionate, driven and resourceful global citizens. Julia co-hosts a podcast calle...
2020-12-2419 min
A Dose of Love and Happiness Podcast018: Julia Rogers Hamrick | Choose Easy WorldWhat if you could enter a higher vibrational world, an inspiring realm, an Easy World? It may be easier than you think…
In this episode, we interview Julia Rogers Hamrick, who is the author of Choosing Easy World. She is an engaging, innovative thinker and spiritual teacher. http://www.iliveineasyworld.com/
Julia reveals the “formula” of how to live in easy world, regardless of your challenge. Isn’t it time to leave difficult world behind?
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