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RISEUP: Voices From the Frontlines

RISEUP: Voices From the Frontlines

著者： Krista Phoenix Fee
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Elevate, Empower and RISEUP To Transform Your World Welcome to: RISEUP Voices from the Frontlines, the podcast that brings you closer to the heart of transformative change and human resilience. Enjoy show topics taken from our signature RISEUP framework of R-elationship, I-dentity, S-afety, E-motional intelligence, awareness and expression, U-nleashed and Empowered, and P-assion and purpose Episode Types: 1. Sparks Short, impactful, and loaded with actionable insights, Sparks are your go-to for "little bits of big information." These condensed episodes distill complex topics like family dynamics, community safety, mental health, and post-traumatic growth into bite-sized takeaways that you can implement immediately. Whether you're looking to strengthen your relationships or learn new strategies for personal growth, Sparks light the way. 2. Voices from the Frontlines: Step into the lives of those making a difference. Our long-form, unscripted, and unedited interviews offer raw, authentic conversations with individuals navigating life on the frontlines. From investigators advocating for children's safety to Military Veterans, Police, and Firefighters struggling with PTS to mental health professionals discussing strategies for post-traumatic growth, these episodes capture the real stories that mainstream media often overlooks. Unfiltered and heartfelt, these voices offer invaluable lessons and inspiration. Why Listen? Whether you're at home, on your commute, or taking a break, RISEUP: Voices from the Frontlines is your companion in understanding and embracing the transformative power within us all. Tune in to get inspired by real stories, enlightened by expert insights, and empowered to make a meaningful impact on your own frontlines. Join us and become part of the movement. It's time to RISEUP. Subscribe now on all major podcast platforms and transform your world, one episode at a time.Krista Phoenix Fee マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 心理学 心理学・心の健康 経済学 衛生・健康的な生活
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