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Susan Cain on conversation with Angela Duckworth at Live Talks Los Angeles

LiveTalksLA20 views
Grieving involves 'moving forward' rather than 'moving on'; one can carry the memory of the lost loved one as part of their ongoing life without being burdened by chronic grief.takeawaySusan Cain explores the concept of 'bittersweetness'—the intersection of joy and sorrow—as a fundamental human trait that drives creativity, spiritual longing, and deep connection.summaryShe distinguishes this existential longing from mere craving, arguing that embracing sorrow and transforming it into beauty is essential for psychological wholeness and resilience.summary

If you still think about your ex every day and can’t move on, please watch this...

Jay Shetty Podcast79 views
It debunks common myths about time, closure, and moving on, providing a structured five-step approach to rebuild personal rhythm and self-worth.summaryReality of Love: Real love is defined by daily investment ('watering the flower'), not just initial attraction or duration; moving on doesn't negate the reality of past love.takeawayThe video reframes post-breakup pain as a neurological withdrawal and identity loss rather than just emotional attachment, arguing that healing requires reclaiming the feelings of being seen and chosen from within oneselsummary

Josh Brolin | SmartLess

SmartLess21 views
Director Collaboration Styles: Brolin contrasts the Coen Brothers' minimalist, non-verbal direction ('moving on' after a good take) with Denis Villeneuve's highly collaborative, expansive approach, noting that Villeneuvetakeaway“The greatest thing I ever got from them [Coen Brothers] was after every scene I've ever done... just the moving on is the literally moving on and looking up and seeing their backs walking away to the next set”quoteJosh Brolin discusses his diverse career, from early struggles and the 'Goonies' to his acclaimed roles in 'No Country for Old Men' and 'Dune'.summary

In 24 Hours, My Whole Life Changed

New York Times Podcasts2 views
“Time moving on means the chance for the illness to do its thing, but time moving on also means the chance for my kids to grow up. And I'm getting to witness that and see that and they're both true and don't cancel each quoteBlake Martin, a psychologist, shares his experience of receiving a Multiple Sclerosis (MS) diagnosis just 24 hours after discovering his wife was pregnant, navigating the emotional complexity of impending fatherhood alonsummaryThe conversation highlights the psychological challenge of balancing grief and living, the impact of MS on parenting dynamics, and the conscious choice to savor present moments with his children despite an uncertain futusummary

Loren LoRosa: Brown Girl Grinding | Not My Best Moment with KevOnStage

Not My Best Moment6 views
“As long as you do things in good intention and understanding that you were fair or whatever and try and be a person in it while you're doing it, not just a journalist reporting a story and moving on.”quoteLauren LaRosa discusses her transition from TMZ journalist to Senior News Producer and on-air talent at The Breakfast Club, highlighting the operational differences between breaking news and personality-driven content.summaryShe shares personal insights on overcoming the 'oldest girl trauma' and hustle culture, emphasizing the need to balance journalistic integrity with empathy and self-care.summary

Kasey Kei Gets Real About Transitioning, Fame, and Building Community

Holly Randall Unfiltered9 views
“There is no right or wrong answer. There's just choices we make and then life just keeps moving on. And I feel like accepting that helped alleviate a lot of my mental burden.”quotediscusses her transition from a young age, the financial necessity that led her to sex work, and her recent award win, emphasizing that longevity and mental health are more important than trophies.summary“I don't feel any different. Like, oh, okay. I won that. And that's like amazing. That's great. But I like, oh, okay. Yeah. Life keeps moving along.”quote

Lip Service | Bosses Don't Apologize (feat. Rick Ross)

Angela Yee22 views
In disagreements, the 'boss' mindset dictates moving on quickly rather than dwelling on who was wrong, focusing on the bigger picture.takeawayRick Ross and the Lip Service team brainstorm his next book focused on love, loyalty, and business, exploring how relationships impact success.summaryThe conversation covers his philosophy on public dating, emotional control, handling disagreements, and the intersection of personal life with his 'boss' identity.summary

Katie Couric: Sexism, Storytelling & Standing Up to Cancer

Call Her Daddy16 views
She advocates for 'moving forward' rather than just 'moving on' after loss, emphasizing the importance of creating joy for surviving family members rather than letting grief destroy the family unit.takeawayKatie Couric shares her journey as a pioneering female journalist, detailing the sexism and sabotage she faced in newsrooms, the trauma of covering 9/11, and the personal devastation of her husband's death from cancer.summaryShe highlights systemic gender inequities in medical research funding and advocates for increased investment in women's health, while offering advice on resilience, handling rejection, and finding purpose through storytesummary

Yung Miami x Trick Daddy - Lamb Chops + Mashed Potatoes

Trick Daddy30 views
The episode features host Trick Daddy Don discussing the enduring legacy of Southern hip-hop and the evolution of female artists, followed by an interview with rapper Young Miami (Karisha).summaryKey themes include the importance of maintaining personal identity and authenticity in music and fashion, the necessity of ending unhealthy relationships, and the value of embracing one's age rather than trying to appearsummaryYoung Miami emphasizes that female rappers have been integral to the genre since the 1980s (citing MC Lyte, Queen Latifah, Salt-N-Pepa) and are now financially independent through publishing and royalties, moving beyond takeaway

Jumaane Williams Talks NYC Advocacy, The City's Worst Landlords, New Programs + More (Web Exclusive)

Breakfast Club Power 105.1 FM62 views
“My job is generally to make sure that the government is working on behalf of people... it's not friends or folks. like whichever way the city's moving, making sure it's just moving on behalf of the people.”quoteNYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams discusses his office's role as a watchdog, highlighting the stark contrast between the current administration's accountability measures and the previous one's neglect.summaryHe details the severe living conditions exposed by the 'Worst Landlords' list, noting that top offenders have thousands of violations and engage in harassment to evict tenants, while also addressing the systemic underfunsummary

Way Up With Angela Yee13 views
“They're chasing the 19th century. They want like 19th century laws for women and black people. They also want a 19th century economy with manufacturing and oil. Whereas the rest of the world... they're moving on from thquoteThe discussion analyzes the intersection of media bias, US foreign policy in Venezuela, and domestic ICE enforcement, arguing that American aggression is driven by a desire to maintain dollar dominance and access resourcsummaryIt highlights the killing of Renee Good by ICE as a pivotal moment comparable to George Floyd, illustrating the erosion of civil liberties and the potential for bipartisan pushback on issues like the Affordable Care Act summary

Can "Rust" Director Ever Forgive Alec Baldwin?

Hot Mics with Billy Bush34 views
“It's not about moving on from it. It's about moving on with it and learning how to put that in its place, keep that in its place and know that it's changed me and reformed me a little bit.”quoteDirector Joel Souza discusses the release of 'Rust', reflecting on the emotional complexity of completing the film after the tragic death of cinematographer Halina Hutchins and his own shooting.summaryHe emphasizes that the project serves as a tribute to Halina, with all proceeds benefiting her family, and highlights the collaborative effort to preserve her artistic vision through digital preservation and the work of summary

Offset Talks Letting Go & Finding Peace In New Album, WWE Inspirations & Gives Parenting Advice

Power 106 Los Angeles134 views
Offset discusses his deeply personal album 'Kiari', which serves as a mirror for self-reflection and growth, moving away from external noise to focus on internal peace.summaryHe details the creative process behind the hit track 'Let Bodies Hit The Floor', highlighting the use of a WWE sample and collaboration with JID, while also sharing insights on parenting, fashion philosophy, and the imposummaryAlbum Theme: The album 'Kiari' is named after Offset's legal name to emphasize authenticity and introspection, focusing on 'looking at myself in the mirror' and different versions of himself (good and bad).takeaway

Shaq Asks Arnold For Bodybuilding Advice, If He Liked Acting Over Politics & His Netflix Show FUBAR

The Big Podcast with Shaq29 views
“When I was four years old it was like bring me that little toy car or truck. When I was 15, the important thing was to become the most muscular man in the world. But when I was 30... moving on and becoming a great actorquoteArnold Schwarzenegger and Shaquille O'Neal discuss the parallels between their career transitions from sports to entertainment and politics, emphasizing the importance of mental preparation and ignoring naysayers.summarySchwarzenegger provides specific chest workout routines and shares insights on how he normalized his accent in Hollywood through relentless public speaking.summary

Lola Brooke Wants To Start Acting, Reveals Upcoming Meek Mill Collaboration + More

The Angie Martinez Show17 views
“I learned to went not to overthink and if you do overthink move on... it's nothing wrong with just moving on to the next thing I don't have to feel like it's got to be polished this could be something I'll probably comequoteLola Brooke discusses her rapid rise in the music industry, including her hit record 'Drive' and signing with Arista Records, while reflecting on her journey as an only child from Brooklyn.summaryShe shares insights on navigating the music business, the importance of female collaboration, and her upcoming tour with A Boogie wit da Hoodie, emphasizing the need to enjoy the process and trust her instincts.summary