Sadly, our society is overflowing with misinformation and intentionally incorrect and overestimated proclamations from individuals who are invested in protecting their own incompetence. Their primary objective is to protect and inflate their own sense of self, their flawed knowledge base in an effort to appear superior to others. They defend their intellectually deficient claims in order to control those they believe cannot see through their mask of deception. We see this daily in politics, religion, medicine, and all those in positions of expected skill strength. Too often, they are self-inflicted by the Dunning-Kruger Effect - a psychological condition of "cognitive bias". The Dunning-Kruger Effect is attributed to those who proclaim skills they do not posses. Typically, these are individuals who are attention seekers who believe they are fully equipped to render opinions or carry out tasks they have little to no knowledge about that field. Many such individuals' incompetence is a defense mechanism against their insecurities and/or a need to feel superior. Some people underestimate their skills they truly have, but most tend to fabricate their abilities. Obviously, in key areas such as medicine, politics, and other critical fields can lead to tragic outcomes or a flock of dismayed followers. Please listen to this podcast and share it with friends, professionals, media, and teachers. Thank you for listening.

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Are we a caring society, globe, neighborhood, school, workplace, or self? The world's attitude about others can be very unsettling to witness or read about. Further, in the United States of America and it's long history of reaching out to those less fortunate has eroded and we are no longer a trusted nation. The Mindfulness Alliance serves as a catalyst and community-builder,offering innovative programming in fostering the inner movement from "Me" to "We" to bring about the changes needed to better serve humanity and our planet. They are building a unique community of mindfulness practitioners and change-makers that spans disciplines and sectors and embraces multiple wisdom traditions. The Mindfulness Alliance believes that together we can catalyze our collective capacity to foster awareness-based social change for a more flourishing future - where individuals, institutions, and systems embody more compassion, justice, and inclusivity.

Dr. Lisa Napora is the Founder/CEO of The Mindfulness Alliance. Contact her and her team at: www.themindfulnessalliance.org The link for this podcast to share is:

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NOTES: Listen to Part One, first.

We had some infrequent sound quality issues on this recording. We deeply apologize to our terrific guests and our listeners.

Hospitality is Good, But It Belongs in the Hospital

This is Part Two of a very popular podcast on healthcare hospitality. Our podcast features a foundational discussion of how healthcare hospitality can impact "pain points" in a provider organization. Healthcare hospitality has an important role in physician recruitment, retention, attendance, communication, lawsuits, union strikes, and market position...but...there's more.

Guests, Connie Schroyer, Ph.D., an organizational psychologist, Peter C. Hertsgaard, M.F.A. HHPartners' Director, Producer, Writer, and Actor will chat about the concepts, application, implementation and the use of "interactive theater".

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