”Inspire Us” with J. Paul Nadeau

Episode 82: Time for a change - a short solo message from J. Paul Nadeau

An "Inspire Us" short message of faith and inspiration. I'll be sharing more of these solo short episodes. 

Episode 81: Negotiate your way out of self-sabotage - Clubhouse Room, 18-06-2022

In this episode, J. Paul Nadeau and some amazing moderators host a June 18th, 2022 Clubhouse room on Negotiating Your Way Out of Self-Sabotage. 
Tune in to listen to a great motivational and helpful conversation on a number of important topics dealing with stress, anxiety, and self-sabotage. Trigger warning: Some conversations are about sexual abuse and PTSD.

Episode 80: Cesar Quintana - Bring Alexander home

One of a parents' many duties to their children is to keep them safe. One of their worst nightmares is having their child abducted, and that's what has happened to today's guest, Cesar Quintana. Cesars son, Alexander, was abducted at the age of 2 by his mother who fled to her native country, the Ukraine, right before the war. Since then, Cesar has tried everything to get his son back, for which he was granted full custody of by an Orange County, California court Judge. The International Abduction rules don't apply in some countries, and that's the case here. Alexander is now in Russia, and they aren't about to do anything.
What can you do to help bring Alexander home to his father? If you know anyone in Russian government who might be sympathetic to Cesar's case, please reach out to them and to Cesar. Spread the word and sign the petition. The US government must become more involved in these child abduction cases. There are over 1,000 of these per year in the USA. It's time to take action to protect these children. 
You can reach Cesar by visiting: www.bringalexanderhome.com
Google Cesar Quintana to learn more about his courageous fight as a father for the safe return of his son.

Episode 79: 2 hours of motivation from some of the greatest speakers out there.

his episode is a compilation of some of the greatest motivational speakers out there, including Matthew McConaughey, Eric Thomas, Wayne Gretsky, Richard Branson, David Goggins, Grant Cardone via London Real, Kobe Bryant, Robert Kiyosaki, Dan Pena, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jordan Peterson, Dr. Myles Munroe, Ray Lewis, Walter Bond, Joe Rogan, Zig Ziglar, Elon Musk and T.D. Jakes via Tom Bilyeu.
This compilation was put together by the Motivation Hub on YouTube. To them and these amazing speakers goes the credit. 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqBgJefPIH0&t=1313s
 

Episode 78: A Clubhouse Room on Negotiating Your Way Out of Self-Sabotage - recorded 28 May 2022

In this episode, J. Paul Nadeau and other moderators host a Clubhouse room on Negotiating Your Way Out Of Self-Sabotage. 
Tune in to listen to great motivational and helpful conversation on a number of important topics dealing with stress, anxiety and self-sabotage.

Episode 77: Michael Mattuci - Street Angels - Our invisible homeless

No one wants to end up homeless. In this episode, Michael Mattuci returns to talk about the homeless and what we can do to help improve their lives. 

Episode 76: A 2 hr. + Clubhouse Room on Negotiating your way out of Self-Sabotage, recorded 09 April 2022

In this episode, J. Paul Nadeau and a number of other moderators host a Saturday room on negotiating your way out of self-sabotage. Tune in to listen to the great guidance and advice given to audience members who ask their questions on how to negotiate their way out of self-sabotage. This is the first of a few of these podcasts for which you can gain so much excellent knowledge from the wonderful moderators who pour love into everyone on stage.
If you've ever wondered what Clubhouse is all about, this will give you an insight into what Clubhouse is about.
To join the Take Control of Your Life Clubhouse room, click this link:
https://bit.ly/3P9DzGA 
Mental wellness resource:
"Take Control of Your Life" by J. Paul Nadeau
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Episode 75: Jo Berry Bridges can be built - Disarming a terrorist who killed your father using empathy and forgiveness

There are terrible acts of injustice and violence happening across the globe every day. In today's episode, we visit one such case that occurred in 1984 in the IRA conflict. Five people were killed and several more injured during a terrorist bombing. Our guest lost her father during that bombing. But instead of blaming and hating, she decided to meet the man accused of killing her father to see if there was some humanity left in him.
This episode talks about how we should all treat one another, despite some of the terrible things that have happened. Perhaps if we did that those terrible things would stop happening and people's lives will be changed. I can attest that that does happen more than you might know.
Jo's bio:
Jo Berry is an inspiring speaker who works to resolve conflicts around the world. Sixteen years after an IRA bomb killed her father in 1984, Jo first met with the man responsible, Pat Magee. This initial three-hour meeting led to them speaking on over three hundred occasions on a shared platform worldwide. Their unusual relationship has been told in the BBC documentary “Facing the Enemy”, was featured in the film “Beyond Right and Wrong”, and inspired “The Bomb”, a play by Kevin Dyer.
The founder of the charity ‘Building Bridges for Peace’, Jo, advocates that unbounded empathy is the biggest weapon we have to transform conflict. With political, religious and racial divides deepening as global and local events unfold, her words offer a message of hope and encourage us all to see the humanity in others.
Jo is frequently invited to address international conferences and seminars on themes of reconciliation, conflict resolution and sustainable peace.  She has spoken and facilitated workshops worldwide, including Lebanon, Rwanda, India, Ireland, Palestine, South Korea,  Israel, and throughout Europe. She has also spoken in venues in the UK and joined panels and discussions forums on radio and TV. Her unique work in reconciliation has become a source of learning for many studying peace studies and conflict transformation worldwide.
Over the few last­ years, Jo has developed workshops and courses in the workplace on ‘finding the gift in conflict’, ‘having a difficult conversation’ and ‘dealing with uncertainty’ and now works virtually as well in person. She is a TEDx speaker and a Visiting Fellow with the University of Nottingham (Research Primary Area in Rights and Justice).
Jo's website: www.jo-berry.com