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February 4, 2022
Title: Culture of Entitlement
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Click
here to hear Tim Elmore’s “5 Steps to Reverse a Sense of Entitlement”,
read by Sara Tracey.
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January 28, 2022
Title: Culture of Entitlement
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Click
here to hear Tim Elmore’s “5 Steps to Reverse a Sense of Entitlement”,
read by Sara Tracey.
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July 28, 2021
Title: Cell Phone Addiction in Teens
Topic: Growing Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Is your kid addicted to his/her cell phone? What can parents do to curb this
addiction without major fights? It IS possible, according to Dr. Tim Elmore with
Growing Leaders.
Click here for more from Dr. Elmore.
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March 18, 2021
Title: People Need True Leaders
Topic: Growing Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
What do people need from their leaders during the Coronavirus
quarantine?
Dr. Tim Elmore has some great suggestions in his op-ed “What
People Need from Their Leaders Most”. Click
here for the full article.
NOTE: This op-ed has been edited for airing purposes. Read by Sara Tracey.
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September 25, 2020
Title: The Most Important Leadership Trait
Topic: Growing Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
What is the most important leadership trait educators and parents can teach
students this year?
Dr. Tim Elmore with Growing Leaders recently wrote on this very topic. You can
find his article
here
and listen to the segment below.
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August 17, 2020
Title: The Normalization of Anxiety
Topic: Anxiety Disorders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Anxiety is the emotion we all feel when we become overwhelmed with
too much happening or with the feeling of being out of control.
Life naturally brings stressors with it.
An anxiety disorder is a chronic state of mind where a person feels overwhelmed,
fearful, and distressed constantly, even in daily situations. While there are
several types of anxiety disorders, they all share these symptoms.
Dr. Tim Elmore, with Growing Leaders, wrote a blog a few month ago on
this issue. The information can be found
here.
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May 29, 2020
Title: The Unintended Consequences of a Nationwide Quarantine
Topic: Growing Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Dr. Tim Elmore recently wrote on “The Unintended Consequences
of a Nationwide Quarantine”. How is it affecting our physical
and mental health? How it is affecting the economy? And how will affect our
future?
Click
here to read more.
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May 19, 2020
Title: The Positive Outcome of Outbreaks Throughout History
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Dr. Tim Elmore, with Growing Leaders, writes:
“Interruptions have a way of changing us. We enter our week with a plan, then
suddenly, intrusions happen. But because these unplanned interruptions force
people to be adaptable and resourceful, positive outcomes have often resulted
from many of the outbreaks in history.”
For more information on this and other topics to help your students navigate
this time, click
here.
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April 27, 2020
Title: People Need True Leaders
Topic: Growing Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
What do people need from their leaders during the Coronavirus
quarantine?
Dr. Tim Elmore has some great suggestions in his op-ed “What
People Need from Their Leaders Most”. Click
here for the full article.
NOTE: This op-ed has been edited for airing purposes. Read by Sara Tracey.
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April 17, 2020
Title: Coronavirus and Generation Z
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Do you remember where you were when the Berlin Wall came down?
Or when September 11th happened? They made huge impacts on our world.
But, do you recall where you were when you heard about COVID-19? Probably not,
because it was a gradual news breaker. You do, however, more than likely
remember the first day of the Coronavirus quarantine.
How is this pandemic effecting Generation Z? How will it affect them – and us –
in the future?
Dr. Tim Elmore recently interviewed students between the ages of 17 and 24 to
get their view of our current situation. What are they worried about now? What
are their fears for the future?
Click
here to read the full article “How Will a Global Pandemic Impact
Generation Z as They Become Adults” by Dr. Tim Elmore with Growing
Leaders.
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April 16, 2020
Title: The Importance of Sharing Responsibility with Your Kids
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Are you feeling a little – or a lot – overwhelmed right now with your kids at
home 24/7? Dr. Tim Elmore says sharing the responsibility with
your kids over daily activities is important now to help them in their future.
Click
here for the full article from Dr. Elmore.
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February 25, 2020
Title: Culture of Entitlement
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Click
here to read Tim Elmore’s “5 Steps to Reverse a Sense of Entitlement”,
read by Sara Tracey.
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February 20, 2020
Title: Culture of Entitlement
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Click
here to read Tim Elmore’s “5 Steps to Reverse a Sense of Entitlement”,
read by Sara Tracey.
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October 5, 2018
Title: Habitudes: Leadership Habits and Attitudes
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 1 of 4
Special guest Dr. Tim Elmore answers:
If you want to be a communicator in any realm, why should our listeners read
Habitudes?
What is your chapter on "windows and mirrors" about?
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Title: Part 2 of 4
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
How important is it for all of us to learn how to effectively communicate, and
can your book help us "grey hairs"?
What does the Habitudes mean? How long does it take for us to form a new habit
and make that a new attitude?
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Title: Part 3 of 4
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Tell us about the principle of the #3 pencil, and how we can apply that
principle.
Tell us about the math teacher experiment, and the amazing results.
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Title: Part 4 of 4
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Give us the details on your upcoming National Leadership Forum!
If a listener went and picked up a copy of Habitudes,
how would that help them become a better communicator?
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August 28, 2018
Title: Habitudes: Leadership Habits and Attitudes
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 1 of 4
Special guest Dr. Tim Elmore answers:
If you want to be a communicator in any realm, why should our listeners read
Habitudes?
What is your chapter on "windows and mirrors" about?
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Title: Part 2 of 4
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
How important is it for all of us to learn how to effectively communicate, and
can your book help us "grey hairs"?
What does the Habitudes mean? How long does it take for us to form a new habit
and make that a new attitude?
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Title: Part 3 of 4
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Tell us about the principle of the #3 pencil, and how we can apply that
principle.
Tell us about the math teacher experiment, and the amazing results.
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Title: Part 4 of 4
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Give us the details on your upcoming National Leadership Forum!
If a listener went and picked up a copy of Habitudes,
how would that help them become a better communicator?
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August 27, 2018
Title: Predictor of Student Success: IQ or EQ?
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 1 of 3
Dr. Tim Elmore has provided leadership training to major corporations ranging
from Chick-fil-A to The Home Depot. Dr. Elmore reminds us today that we have all
lived and struggled though transitions in our lives. If you have teenagers or
college-aged young adults, they will soon be experiencing these changes soon.
And it’s a lot harder now than it was 20 or 30 years ago.
Dr. Elmore poses this question for all you parents out there: Is there SAT score
more important that their IQ or EQ? And what are the 5 Big Predictors of student
success?
Dr. Elmore also explains in this first segment how important it is for your
children to get out in the “real world” at an early age and meet new people.
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Title: The New
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 2 of 3
Dr. Elmore believes
that we parents have been babying their kids so much for the last 40 years that
the new “Coming of Age” age is 34! We have coddled and cuddled and
kissed boo-boo’s so much that when kids graduate college they still don’t know
what to do!
Life is hard and the sooner we start teaching our kids that, then better off
they will be.
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Title: What Is
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 3 of 3
One of the biggest
issues facing high school and college graduates is their “emotional health”.
Like in the previous segment, kids have been told that “everyone is a winner”
and “just try your best”. This type of attitude or belief is not going to make
them partner in a law firm or get them the best teaching job at the best school
in the best district.
The world can be cruel and we are raising a bunch of sissies.
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August 12, 2014
Title: Predictor of Student Success: IQ or EQ?
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 1 of 4
Dr. Tim Elmore has provided leadership training to major corporations ranging
from Chick-fil-A to The Home Depot. Dr. Elmore reminds us today that we have all
lived and struggled though transitions in our lives. If you have teenagers or
college-aged young adults, they will soon be experiencing these changes soon.
And it’s a lot harder now than it was 20 or 30 years ago.
Dr. Elmore poses this question for all you parents out there: Is there SAT score
more important that their IQ or EQ? And what are the 5 Big Predictors of student
success?
Dr. Elmore also explains in this first segment how important it is for your
children to get out in the “real world” at an early age and meet new people.
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Title: The New "Coming of Age" Age is 34!
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 2 of 4
Dr. Elmore believes
that we parents have been babying their kids so much for the last 40 years that
the new “Coming of Age” age is 34! We have coddled and cuddled and
kissed boo-boo’s so much that when kids graduate college they still don’t know
what to do!
Life is hard and the sooner we start teaching our kids that, then better off
they will be.
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Title: What Is "E.Q."?
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 3 of 4
One of the biggest
issues facing high school and college graduates is their “emotional health”.
Like in the previous segment, kids have been told that “everyone is a winner”
and “just try your best”. This type of attitude or belief is not going to make
them partner in a law firm or get them the best teaching job at the best school
in the best district.
The world can be cruel and we are raising a bunch of sissies.
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Title: Teaching Persistence
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 4 of 4
Starting from an
early age, parents need to encourage their children to have a goal in mind -
career, when to get married, go to the military, college or no college…etc.
Although they might start out dreaming of becoming a princess or an astronaut
and then change their minds a thousand times, encourage those goals - don’t
squash them.
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February 5, 2013
Title: Predictor of Student Success: IQ or EQ?
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 1 of 4
Dr. Tim Elmore has provided leadership training to major corporations ranging
from Chick-fil-A to The Home Depot. Dr. Elmore reminds us today that we have all
lived and struggled though transitions in our lives. If you have teenagers or
college-aged young adults, they will soon be experiencing these changes soon.
And it’s a lot harder now than it was 20 or 30 years ago.
Dr. Elmore poses this question for all you parents out there: Is there SAT score
more important that their IQ or EQ? And what are the 5 Big Predictors of student
success?
Dr. Elmore also explains in this first segment how important it is for your
children to get out in the “real world” at an early age and meet new people.
More from this Guest More on this Topic More from this Organization
Title: The New “Coming of Age” Age is 34!
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 2 of 4
Dr. Elmore believes
that we parents have been babying their kids so much for the last 40 years that
the new “Coming of Age” age is 34! We have coddled and cuddled and
kissed boo-boo’s so much that when kids graduate college they still don’t know
what to do! Life is hard and the sooner we start teaching our kids that, then
better off they will be.
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Title: What Is “E.Q.”?
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 3 of 4
One of the biggest
issues facing high school and college graduates is their “emotional health”.
Like in the previous segment, kids have been told that “everyone is a winner”
and “just try your best”. This type of attitude or belief is not going to make
them partner in a law firm or get them the best teaching job at the best school
in the best district. The world can be cruel and we are raising a bunch of
sissies.
More from this Guest More on this Topic More from this Organization
Title: Teaching Persistence
Topic: Growing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 4 of 4
Starting from an
early age, parents need to encourage their children to have a goal in mind -
career, when to get married, go to the military, college or no college…etc.
Although they might start out dreaming of becoming a princess or an astronaut
and then change their minds a thousand times, encourage those goals - don’t
squash them. .
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March 8, 2012
Title: These
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Part 1 of 4
Special guest Dr. Tim Elmore answers:
If you want to be a communicator in any realm, why should our listeners read
Habitudes?
What is your chapter on "windows and mirrors" about?
More from this Guest More on this Topic More from this Organization
Title: Part 2 of 4
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
How important is it for all of us to learn how to effectively communicate, and
can your book help us "grey hairs"?
What does the Habitudes mean? How long does it take for us to form a new habit
and make that a new attitude?
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Title: Part 3 of 4
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Tell us about the principle of the #3 pencil, and how we can apply that
principle.
Tell us about the math teacher experiment, and the amazing results.
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Title: Part 4 of 4
Topic: Book Review
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Give us the details on your upcoming National Leadership Forum!
If a listener went and picked up a copy of Habitudes,
how would that help them become a better communicator?
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September 1, 2010
Title: Who are the Baby Boomers? Who are the Gen Xers? What about the “iY” Generation? Part 1 of 2
Topic: Save Their Future Now
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
Generation iY, Our Last Chance to Save Their Future is the new book from Dr.
Tim Elmore. We cover:
1. Who are the Baby Boomers?
2. Who are the Gen Xers?
3. You use the term Generation iY. Please explain.
4. Dan Cathy, President and COO of Chick-fil-A, Inc., who employees tens of
thousands of Generation iY young people, stated in the Foreward to your book,
that the young people who belong to Generation iY are under attack – culturally,
morally, technologically, spiritually and in other areas. Do you agree?
5. Chick-fil-A has the highest rated customer service reputation in the world.
Does this mean there is hope for the future in the hands of the young people
that make up Generation iY?
6. What tips can you offer parents, coaches, teachers, and employers to better
connect with Generation iY?
7. Influence…that’s a big word. Influence…that’s a key word. What are the major
influences in the lives of the young Generation which you call “iY”?
8. Have you been around many “iYers” that were/are homeschooled? And if so, do
you see a difference in there lives, their character, their attitude towards
adults?
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Title: Who are the Baby Boomers? Who are the Gen Xers? What about the “iY” Generation? Part 2 of 2
Topic: Save Their Future Now
Discussed by Dr. Tim Elmore
with Growing Leaders
For a copy of Generation iY, Our Last Chance to Save Their Future log onto www.SaveTheirFutureNow.com
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