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Ep #30: How to Have a Difficult Conversation

Ep #30: How to Have a Difficult Conversation

When was the last time you had a difficult conversation? It’s a tough reality of life, but with the right preparation, you can become a much more effective communicator and get through these situations with grace and balance. I read an amazing book recently on this...
Ep #29: Breaking the Loop & Understanding the Questions We Ask Ourselves

Ep #29: Breaking the Loop & Understanding the Questions We Ask Ourselves

Making progress on our health and weight loss goals should be simple. However, our brain often makes things difficult by getting caught in uncomfortable, repetitive mental loops thanks to internal questions. Asking yourself questions and dwelling on over-analysis is...
Ep #28: Identifying & Cultivating Your Strengths with Jennifer Thornton

Ep #28: Identifying & Cultivating Your Strengths with Jennifer Thornton

Do you know what your strengths are? And do you know how to take advantage of this information? My guest today, Jennifer Thornton, is a Gallup-certified strengths coach and teaches people how to be honest with themselves and double down on their strengths....
Ep #27: Breaking Down Emotional Responsibility

Ep #27: Breaking Down Emotional Responsibility

Our thoughts trigger physical reactions in our body, known as emotions. They are a reality of life, but do you know who is responsible for those emotions? You are! The most important lesson you can implement to improve your everyday life is to recognize that your...
Ep #26: Becoming a Parenting Ninja with Molly Claire

Ep #26: Becoming a Parenting Ninja with Molly Claire

Raising humans is not an easy endeavor, especially paired with our busy lives and careers! For this episode, I’m excited to have life coach Molly Claire here to talk about motherhood and the subtleties of supporting healthy brain development. While nothing really...
Ep #25: Giving and Receiving Healthy and Constructive Criticism

Ep #25: Giving and Receiving Healthy and Constructive Criticism

Knowing the difference between criticism and feedback, as well as knowing how to interpret the intentions of a patient’s feedback, will drastically change how you internalize the information and put it to good use. Criticism tends to come in the form of blame and...
Katrina Ubell, MD
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