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Lead. Travel. Pray. is the brain child of Michelle, Rebecca and Sandy who were fortunate to land on the same work team about a decade ago. We have remained great friends and are excited for this opportunity to share our passions of leadership and travel in a way that also allows us to share how faith plays a major role in each of our lives. You can also follow us on twitter @leadtravelpray and our website leadtravelpray.com.
Museums Cahokia Mounds Arch Grounds and Museum St. Louis Art Museum– in beautiful Forest Park. City Museum– hands on for kids and those who are kids at heart. Downtown. Giant climbing structures and lots of small caverns for little ones to play…and get lost. Concerts and Theatre Fox Theater– concerts and Broadway theater series St… Continue reading Episode 28: Visiting St. Louis
Money, money, money...ABBA made the phrase popular, but how to we think about it in terms of our faith?
Special Guest: Michelle King Tips: Always attach your resume to the applicant tracking system – don’t just fill out the job history information. Make sure you have an email and phone number listed on your resume. In North America, LinkedIn is a critical tool for getting noticed. List more than your job and title –… Continue reading Episode 26: Tips for Job Candidates
Special Guest: Michelle King Tips: Aim to ask specific questions to candidates so you get a real-life example of what actually happened and not a theoretical reply to how the candidate might handle the situation Use follow up questions to probe on responses that are too vague to give you the level of detail you… Continue reading Episode 25: Tips for Hiring Leaders
Hiroshima Peace Museum– Photo below is of the one building left partially standing after the explosion. It has been reinforced and now serves as a visual reminder of the devastation caused by an atomic bomb. Kabuki Performance– Kabuki is a classical Japanese dance-drama. Kabuki theatre is known for the stylization of its drama and for… Continue reading Episode 24: Sightseeing in Japan
Sandy’s Itinerary Princess Cruise– Kobe, Beppu, Kagoshima, Busan (South Korea) Tokyo Kyoto Nara Koyasan Hiroshima Osaka Japan Rail Pass is an economical way to travel on multiple train trips in Japan (including bullet trains). Must be purchased in advance of your trip and can be done online. A voucher will be sent to your U.S.… Continue reading Episode 23: Travel to Japan
You can get involved to share a talent, such as on a church committee like Finance or Staff Relations, or to learn through book and Bible studies. Examples ways and places to volunteer: Bookstore Nursery Mowing Taking treats to local service people & first responders Teaching
Spiritual Disciplines: Reading the Bible There are many different versions of the Bible. This might help you chose the right one for your current needs. We suggest you visit a Christian Bookstore or your church’s library/book store for help picking one if this is your first time reading and studying the Bible. Most churches offer… Continue reading Ep 21. Spiritual Disciplines: Reading the Bible
You might expect beautiful beaches and palm trees in Mexico, but how about cactus, desert and mountains? You won’t find those in Cancun! For a beautiful beach destination that also has the feel of the Arizona desert and the mountains of Southern California, check out the Los Cabos area. Located at the southern tip of… Continue reading The Beauty of Los Cabos Mexico
In this episode, the Lead.Travel.Pray. team discusses ways to create habits around prayer, gratitude and attending church. We offer suggestion based on what we have tried…and are often still failing to do. Ultimately we believe each person can and will find the spiritual discipline that fits them. Helpful apps for prayers and devotions: First 5… Continue reading Episode 20: Spiritual Gifts – Part 1
Booking: Discount flight notifications for deals from your nearest airport delivered to your email nearly daily for $25/year – NextVacay.com Join frequent flyer programs and look for ways to double dip Prices often change late Monday nights so Tuesday is the best time to shop. Some advice suggests 3pm EST is the best time to… Continue reading Episode 19: In Transit – High Flying
We’re all looking for a good deal on airfare and today’s easy access to travel sites allows us to compare and contrast fares across airlines. Travelers may expect to tack on additional costs to the ultra low cost carriers’ tickets but beware that the basic economy tickets on major carriers may also lack some of… Continue reading Beware of the Basic Economy Airline Tickets
Do you enjoy the (usually) shorter lines and less hassle of the TSA PreCheck line? If so, you’d probably be disappointed to be declined the opportunity to enter that line because your membership expired. These memberships are only good for 5 years. The TSA began selling PreCheck memberships in December 2013. More than 420,000 travelers… Continue reading Don’t Lose Your TSA PreCheck Privileges
Show notes: According to ECU, Equality challenge unit, unconscious bias refers to a bias that we are unaware of, and which happens outside of our control. It is a bias that happens automatically and is triggered by our brain making quick judgments and assessments of people and situations, influenced by our background, cultural environment and… Continue reading Episode 18: Bias
How to decide if you should rent: Consider what mass transit and ride share options are available If trying to cover a lot of ground and see a variety of sights, you will probably want the convenience of having your own car. Costs can also be a factor. Sometimes it is cheaper to rent a… Continue reading Episode 17: In transit – Renting a Ride
https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ltppodcast/15_calling.mp3 Podcast Notes: Romans 8:28 All things work together for good for those who love God who are called according to His purpose. Calling Defined: (1) a strong inner impulse toward a particular course of action, especially when accompanied by conviction of divine influence. (2) Vocation or profession in which one customarily engages 4-H… Continue reading Episode 15: Calling
https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ltppodcast/episode+14.mp3 Additional suggested reading on the subject: Breathe by Priscilla Shirer https://www.cmaconsult.com/tips-on-achieving-work-life-balance/
https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ltppodcast/12_personal_change.mp3 The Lead.Travel.Pray. team was excited to interview our first guest on this twelfth episode of this podcast we started exactly one year ago. Dale Kreienkamp, Author of How Long, O Lord, How Long? A Book of Devotions for the Unemployed & Those Who Love Him, joined us to talk about personal change,… Continue reading Episode 12: Personal Change
https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ltppodcast/episode11_culture.mp3 Show Notes: Individuals each have a unique personality – beyond intelligence, appearance, etc. At Lead. Travel. Pray., we think about culture as the organization’s personality. It’s the collective way of “being” that makes it unique. It’s the “how we do things” layer to “what we do”. To better understand a culture during an… Continue reading Episode 11: Culture
https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ltppodcast/10_islands.mp3 Show notes: Hawaii – Maui – great beaches and relaxing environment (see our Maui podcast for more details) Molokai Molokai: The Novel by Alan Brennert Kalaupapa tour (Sandy likes the airplane option vs the daredevil donkeys) – historic location where Hansen disease (lepers) patients were relegated in the early 1900s Hawaii… Continue reading Episode 10: Island Vacations
Finding the courage to be you and asking for the feedback that will help elevate your game
https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ltppodcast/8_Combined.mp3 Show Notes: Not all cultures have the same challenges with being candid. Kim Scott’s Radical Candor book addresses “caring deeply and challenging directly”. Candor requires courage in the moment – believing it’s worth it to say what needs to be said. Reframing and getting curious about behavior helps us get at the… Continue reading Episode 8: Candor
Thanks for helping us celebrate the last of our #100days100traveltips Here’s a quick summary of our favorites: Top booking/reservation tip? Rebecca – when using discount sites, like Priceline, be aware of the cancellation policies as many are non-refundable Michelle – no need to get insurance through rental car companies; your insurance should cover you Sandy… Continue reading Tip 100: Favorite Tips (part 2)
Hello! We are rounding out our #100traveltrips with a list of our favorites: Road trip destination? Rebecca – Chicago Michelle – Nashville Sandy – Memphis Cruise destination? Rebecca – Cuba Michelle – Alaska Sandy – The islands of French Polynsesia Favorite trip of all time? Rebecca – tie between Ireland and Australia (Australia was a… Continue reading Tip 98: Best of (part 2)
It can be easy to buy souvenirs for yourself of others if you collect specific trinkets such as t-shirts, bottle openers, magnets, etc. However, many people do not have collectibles and yet we want to remember the trip. Consider buying something that you will regularly use, and it will remind you of the trip every… Continue reading Tip 95: Buying Souvenirs
There are a many ways to research restaurants in advance to find new places to try and determine if making a reservation is important. Consider going online to Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives to find great local places you may not ordinarily select. Emeril Lagasse has restaurants in several cities that are amazing – check in… Continue reading Tip 93: Research Restaurants in Advance
It can be difficult to know how much cash to bring when going abroad. Generally speaking, exchanging about $200 USD is a good idea, unless you know you are going on quite a few excursions where you will need to pay cash. There will be ATMs wherever you go and the exchange rate is usually… Continue reading Tip 91: How Much Cash Should I Bring?
Although the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii Island has been active for many years, it is only recently that she has put on quite a show with lava flowing on the surface of the ground. With safety concerns in mind, this is an excellent opportunity to witness the power of Mother Nature. The easiest way to… Continue reading Tip 90: Experience the Force of Mother Nature
https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ltppodcast/7_girlsTrip.mp3 Show Notes: 1. What are positive benefits of Girls Trips? rest & relaxation catching up with friends time for self (escaping daily work and parenthood demands) Elizabeth Lombardo lists more benefits in her book “A Happy You: Your Ultimate Prescription for Happiness“ 2. Why do we feel guilty about taking Girls Trips? What are… Continue reading Episode 7: Girls Trips
Yes, it is true. Orlando is home to some of the best theme parks in the world. But, that is not all Orlando has to offer. Don’t overlook the opportunity to take advantage of the many outdoor activities available such as stand-up paddle boarding, kayaking, boating, fishing and top-notch golfing. If a more relaxing vacation… Continue reading Tip 87: There is More to Orlando Than Theme Parks
Planning to be gone on a lengthy trip? If you are in the US, you can consider contacting the US Postal Service to hold your mail while you are gone. It is as easy as visiting usps.com and selecting “Hold Mail”. This avoids an overflow of mail and doesn’t require assistance from a neighbor or… Continue reading Tip 86: Stopping your postal mail
Considering that I typically use my debit or credit card, I rarely carry cash with me. If I do think about stopping at the ATM to get cash, I end up with a bunch of $20 bills. This is not so helpful when you’re faced with tipping situations during travel. Be sure to have a… Continue reading Tip 85: Carry small currency
Are you a cruise traveler who just loves being on the ship? If so, checkout the repositioning cruises offered by most cruise lines. Depending on the season, cruise ships will run different routes. For example, one ship may transition from doing Mediterranean cruises in the summer to Caribbean cruises in the winter. This means the… Continue reading Tip 84: Long cruise at a discount
The airlines work very hard to ensure that your checked luggage arrives with you. However, mistakes happen. If you’re planning for a significant trip with your loved one, consider packing half of your belongings in your bag and the other half in your partner’s bag. Your loved one can do the same. Should one bag… Continue reading Tip 82: Strategic Packing for Plane Travel
As a frequent passenger on red-eye flights over the holiday season, I cringe as I try to fall asleep listening to a cacophony of sneezes and coughs. I walked onto the plane healthy and I’d like to walk off healthy in 6 hours, thank you very much! To cut down on the germs surrounding you,… Continue reading Tip 81: Avoiding Germs on Airplanes
To avoid major disappointment, plan ahead to check out popular sites or tours at your travel destination. If you’re unsure of the top activities at your planned destination, check out TripAdvisor in advance of your travels. If daily tickets are limited for the excursion of your choice, considering ordering them online before you leave. You… Continue reading Tip 80: Plan Ahead to Check Out Popular Tours
We love picking up our friends and loved ones from the airport. However, it can be tricky perfectly timing our arrival at the airport with their stepping out onto the curb with their bags. To ensure a timely pickup without the need for our guests to wait, check out the designated cell phone lots. Most… Continue reading Tip 79: Use the Designated Cell Phone Lots at Airports
Ugh, yeah…it’s a thing. A sad phenomenon that seems to likely be growing. Here is the best advice we found on how to guard against being secretly filmed at a hotel or rental: https://www.smartertravel.com/2018/03/14/check-hidden-cameras-hotel-vacation-rental/
You don’t know what is possible until you ask. When checking in, see if there are options to upgrade for a better view. Often there is a cost, and you might find it’s not worth it. But sometimes the upgrades are complementary so it never hurts to ask! Why miss out on the beach view,… Continue reading Tip 76: Ask the hotel for available upgrades
This may sound like super odd advice, but I was so thankful the cruise line gave us a heads up before we disembarked at Cuba. Sadly most charter buses (cruise excursions, included) and restaurants in Cuba did not have toilet paper. Also, many tourist stops and restaurants charged a dollar for access to a bathroom.… Continue reading Tip 74: Take Toilet Paper to Cuba
All airlines, hotels, airports, etc now have Twitter and they usually monitor it something fierce. Before you waste a lot of time standing in line to rebook a flight, as a example, hop on Twitter and send the airline customer service a note. In our experience the issue was resolved 2x faster than waiting in… Continue reading Tip 73: Fastest customer care is through Twitter
When traveling, it is easy to get out of our routine and skip meals. Breakfast tends to be an easy one to skip, but there are drawbacks and it can make your travels difficult if you are hungry or get rushed to find your next meal. Consider passing on the hotel breakfast one day, especially… Continue reading Tip 72: Don’t Skip Breakfast
We’ve all been on planes or in a noisy hotel and desperately wanted quiet. There are quite a few options to block out noise – some more expensive than others. Bose has a few products such as noise cancelling headphones and earbuds, as well as noise masking sleepbuds with an app. Cheaper options are earplugs… Continue reading Tip 70: Block Out Noise on Airplanes/Hotel Rooms
Even if you have paid for TSA Pre-Check, they can randomly assign a flight where you do not receive it and have to go through full security. Several of us that travel frequently have found out the hard way standing in the Pre-Check line that we were did not have Pre-Check status for that flight… Continue reading Tip 69: Check Your Boarding Pass to Verify You Have Pre-Check
Having to fit all liquids in a quart size bag can be a challenge. Consider buying Nalgene brand bottles as they are truly leakproof. You can also buy .5 ounce bottles, which will hold plenty of shampoo, conditioner, etc. for even week-long trips. They take up much less room than the standard 1- 3 ounce… Continue reading Tip 68: Reusable Travel Size Bottles
Passports have an expiration date. Of course, your passport must be valid for the extent of your international trip. However, many countries also require that your passport be valid for a period of time following your trip (e.g., 6 months). Check the requirements of your international destination and your passport expiration date well in advance… Continue reading Tip 66: Check the Expiration Date on Your Passport
The name on your airline ticket should exactly match the name on the photo ID used for traveling. Have a middle name on your photo ID? If so, make sure your middle name is on your ticket, not your middle initial. Be aware that the way your name is listed on your Driver’s License could… Continue reading Tip 65: Doublecheck the Name on Your Travel Documents
Service employees in the travel industry work hard to provide customers with a great experience. Most of the time, service is good but we never take a moment to thank the employee who did a nice job. However, we’re quick to complain if something doesn’t meet our expectations. Set a goal to give positive feedback… Continue reading Tip 64: Provide Positive Feedback
We’ve all been there. The friendly person next to us wants to be our BFF but we want to be left alone. If you’ve already pulled out a book to read, put in your earbuds and they’re still talking to you, consider starting a new conversation with “As my cat Mr. Peepers always says…..” One… Continue reading Tip 63: Don’t Want to Talk to Your Chatty Neighbor on a Plane?
Rental car companies give preferential treatment to their loyal members. They may provide car upgrades or let you select your own car. But one of the biggest perks is the ability to be automatically assigned a car such that you never need to stop at the rental car desk. You can move from baggage claim… Continue reading Tip 62: Join Rental Car Loyalty Programs
We use our devices for everything! Don’t be stuck with a device that is down to 5% power with no charging station in sight. Portable chargers are small, inexpensive and can be a lifesaver when you’re lost and need Google Maps for directions.
Depending on your mode of transportation, movies or TV shows may be available during your trip. However, there is no guarantee that you’ll like the options provided. To help the trip go by faster, download your favorite programs to your laptop, tablet or phone before you leave. Movies can be rented for as little as… Continue reading Tip 59: Download Entertainment for your Travels
Today, airlines provide multiple ways to check into flights including via mobile apps. Most airlines will allow customers to check in up to 24 hours in advance of their departure. Don’t wait until you’re at the airport to check in. Airlines can oversell their flights and give away your seat if you don’t check in… Continue reading Tip 57: Check into Flights in Advance
Speed through domestic USA TSA security lines by securing TSA Pre-Check status. For an $85 membership fee, you can quickly move through TSA Security lines without the need to remove shoes, laptops, liquids, belts or jackets. An application and security check are required. The membership is good for 5 years. In addition, this will provide… Continue reading Tip 56: Invest in TSA Pre-Check
Most overnight flights provide airplane blankets to customers. However, there is no guarantee that the free blanket will be available to those in coach. Airplanes are also notoriously cold. Depending upon your seat, you could feel a draft throughout your flight. For women, consider buying an inexpensive pashmina to serve as a blanket, pillow, or… Continue reading Tip 55: Keep a Travel Blanket in your Carry On Bag
Hotels are competing for your business and reward loyalty. Sign up for free hotel loyalty programs and be sure to list your loyalty number on each reservation. In addition to earning free night stays, you may also be eligible for valuable room upgrades and free amenities. Even if you rarely stay in hotels, your loyalty… Continue reading Tip 52: Join Hotel Loyalty Programs
https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ltppodcast/6_Self+Development.mp3 Show Notes: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs shows the importance of Self-actualization More downtime is great like personal retreats, mindfulness, prayer, yoga and relaxing vacations Gratitude journaling is a good method for reflecting on your blessings Volunteer leadership opportunities can be very rewarding and are within everyone’s reach 70-20-10 model of development More… Continue reading Episode 6: Self-Development
Taking your favorite pet with you on your next trip? You will want to do your research on pet-friendly hotels, restaurants, flight guidelines and more. Here’s some advice to get you started: http://petfriendlytravel.com/ https://www.bringfido.com/destination/ https://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/dog-friendly-travel-tips If you travel regularly with your pets, what tips would you recommend for someone less familiar?
I admit I am mostly a consumer of digital content these days and mostly rely on podcasts and Google searches to learn about areas I am traveling to. Still there is a huge benefit to travel books and maps..I love maps! So while we have previously suggested ebooks and related apps, this tip is all… Continue reading Tip 50: Borrow travel books
Just because your boarding pass lists a gate number, it does not mean your plane is actually going to show up at that gate. 😉 Often changes happen that require the gates to shift. Our best advice is to check the gate on the monitors in the airport once you arrive and again after you… Continue reading Tip 49: Check your gate & enroll in text updates
Many hotel rooms in Europe, Mexico and beyond require the room key to be placed into a receptacle to power the room on. This is brilliant for energy savings, but it takes some getting used to. In Germany, I had to make two different trips to the desk to request a new key as I… Continue reading Tip 47: Room key turns on electrify in many global hotels
Maybe it is just my luck, but the airport USBs never work. Even though they are now placed in very convenient spots around the seats at the gates, they are usually broken or don’t seem to be getting electricity. The best bet to avoid this problem in a hotel room, train station or airport is… Continue reading Tip 46: Don’t rely on airport or hotel USB ports
Time for a #crowdsource question! What is your favorite snack to pack for a road trip? Comment below with your favorites! We are excited to hear what our @leadtravelpray followers recommend.
I don’t know about you, but I don’t feel completely safe when people can access the door to your room without another layer of security. For this reason, I almost never stay in anything labeled a “motel” in the US as they are more often configured like the picture above. We also never book a… Continue reading Tip 43: Motels vs Hotels in the US
Years ago my 3 year old refused to go the bathroom for more than 7 hours at Disney World because the automatic flushing toilet terrified her. Eventually a seasoned Mom suggested I put my purse in front of the toilet sensor to keep it from triggering the flush and that did the trick! The other… Continue reading Tip 42: Toddler travel tips
Recently I have learned I need a visa to travel to Australia and Cuba. While I expected the visa I needed for China last year, these came as more of a surprise. Fortunately, however, I found out about them ahead of time and they can both be processed rather quickly. How do you know if… Continue reading Tip 41: Research your visa requirements
We have previously shared advice on packing mix-and-match outfits to save room and reduce the amount of clothes you pack, but it is still tempting to cram our bags full. Recently one of us took a 10 day trip and packed 4 outfits that were never worn. We’ll protect the guilty, but it’s a good… Continue reading Tip 40: How to pack light
While none of us @leadtravelpray are truely anxious travelers, there are situations that definitely make us uneasy or stressed. Missed flights, sick relatives that we are rushing to be near, turbulence, close connections, lost bags….we have experienced these things multiple times and more. Each leads to stress and concern, but we know many people to… Continue reading Tip 39: Calming travel anxiety
Yep, it’s a thing. In parts of the world, you’ll be asked if you want your glass of water to have “gas” or “no gas”. You might also be asked if you want “sparkling” or “still”. As you might guess, no gas and still are the same as regular water. Sparkling and gas water have… Continue reading Tip 38: Gas or no gas in your water?
Today I had to walk a mile, literally, in the Los Angeles airport just to arrive at the boarder entry & customs. There were zero bathrooms between my plane and baggage claim. Luckily I had anticipated this and made sure I wasn’t in desperate need of a bathroom stop when the plane landed. I can… Continue reading Tip 37: No bathrooms before border patrol/customs
In the USA, we typically only need to enter PIN (personal identification numbers) on debit cards not credit cards. In many parts of the world, you need PIN numbers for both types of cards. You may want to call ahead to your credit card companies before you travel to see if you can set up… Continue reading Tip 36: Credit Card PIN numbers
The best hop on hop off bus seats aren’t in the front row of the top. The glass causes reflections on your pictures and will leave you disappointed. Instead sit half way back on the top. Also, pay attention to the location of the top sights as that may help you decide which side to… Continue reading Tip 34: Hop on hop off best bus seats
Hi Lead.Travel.Pray. friends and family! It’s time for another #crowdsource answer. This is Rebecca and I have a problem with travel pillows. None, natta, not one seem to help me get comfortable to sleep. So help a girl out! Do you have a favorite travel pillow? If so, share it with us here by commenting… Continue reading Tip 33: Best travel pillows
Electronic boarding pass or paper? We often prefer an electronic or mobile when not checking a bag which helps you skip the airline counter all together. The main tip we have is to take a screen shot or save it to your phone before you head to security so you do not run into issues… Continue reading Tip 31: Electronic boarding passes
There are many free audio tours for museum visits and walking tours at major cities. We suggest looking for options for your next trip. Here are some of our favorites: Rick Steves – https://www.ricksteves.com/watch-read-listen/audio/audio-tours https://www.detour.com/ https://www.strayboots.com/
Did you know you can give a rental car company your airline frequent flier number to earn extra points? The same works for hotels! It’s called “double dipping” or “crossover rewards”. Next time you travel, ask if there is a benefit to giving the hotel, airline, or rental car company an additional rewards number to… Continue reading Tip 29: Maximizing frequent flyer miles
Hotel rooms vary in size around the world. A “double” in Paris, as an example, means it holds two people not two beds. Be sure to look at the details when booking. In general, European hotel rooms are quite small. As are New York City rooms sometimes, as compared to other parts of the US.… Continue reading Tip 28: Hotel room sizes vary around the world
https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ltppodcast/Ep5_changeLeadership.mp3 CEB Research – https://www.cebglobal.com/insights/change-management.html What tools or models do you think are most helpful to people leading change? Kotter’s Change Leadership model Kotter book – Our Iceberg is Melting Kotter book – XLR8 (Accelerate) David Rock’s SCARF model – video overview When you see someone who just has a knack for championing change,… Continue reading Episode 5: Living through Change
Podcast: https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ltppodcast/4_BritishIsles.mp3 Pictures from travels to the British Isles: London and London suburbs: · Crown Jewels in the London Tower · Piccadilly Circus · Wimbledon · Harrods – enjoy the café’s crepes UK outside of London: · Stonehenge · Oxford · Cambridge · Stratford Upon Avon · Windsor Castle · Warrick castle … Continue reading Episode 4: Traveling the British Isles
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https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ltppodcast/2_EQ_3.mp3 Show Notes: What is Emotional Intelligence or EQ? Why does it matter? Components of Emotional Intelligence What Makes a Leader (HBR) by Daniel Goleman Self Awareness – recognize moods, emotions and drives Self-Regulation – control/re-direct disruptive impulses and moods; think before act How to develop Self-Regulation: WAIT – Why Am I Talking? Motivation –… Continue reading Episode 2: Emotional Intelligence