Join Tom Bilyeu, co-founder of Quest Nutrition and host of Impact Theory, alongside collaborator Cindy as they tackle fascinating questions from their community. They discuss the vision for an Impact Theory University, the fascinating implications of the technological singularity by 2029, and strategies to navigate cognitive biases. Personal storytelling shines through as they explore building authentic connections, overcoming setbacks, and the importance of representation in media. Expect insights on goal setting and fostering a growth mindset!

Jane & Cindy join the hosts to discuss 'situationships', delving into defining the term, differentiating from flings, setting boundaries, sharing personal experiences, and lessons learned from ambiguous relationships.

Tom Bilyeu and Cindy answer questions from the Impact Theory community. Topics discussed include choosing an ideal mentor, techniques for better sleep, the benefits of the Anthros chair and NetSuite, escaping the 'matrix' and prioritizing physical health, an exciting announcement and introduction of Henson Shaving, the power of working out, and insights on relationships and attracting partners.

Today our friend Cindy joins us to discuss all things group chats! We talk about setting the vibes of the group chat with fun nicknames, and how group chats can serve as a quick and easy way to coordinate hangouts (tfti tho), or even a memory archive for longstanding friendships! We also discuss the highs and lows of a group chat - from being left on read, to counting the number of reacts you get, and even going back to reread funny or heartfelt conversations.Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

In this enlightening discussion, Dr. Cindy, a bestselling author and consultant, emphasizes that everyone has innate sales skills. She shares six vital traits of great salespeople, including the importance of understanding the problems they solve and embracing feedback. Dr. Cindy explains how rejection is merely an opportunity for growth and encourages a proactive approach to sales. The conversation highlights the art of follow-ups and nurturing relationships, revealing that genuine connections lead to success in business.

Dr. Cindy, a bestselling author and CEO of Orange Leaf Consulting, shares her transformative journey into the world of sales. She reveals that every interaction is sales-related, emphasizing the need to shift our perception of sales from negativity to understanding its value as a life skill. Listeners learn how to embrace rejection as a gift and the importance of clear communication in navigating sales processes. With her insights, Dr. Cindy encourages everyone to develop universal sales skills that enhance both personal and professional interactions.

Cindy, a qualified Thermal Performance Assessor, discusses her sustainable home project, covering material selection, window choices, energy performance testing, construction challenges, and builder communication. She shares insights on sourcing local building materials, navigating construction progress, exploring architectural software tools, and enhancing home design through personal experience and material selection.

In this lively discussion, Angelina delves into the chaotic pacing and lunatic behavior of characters in Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream.' She emphasizes the tension between imagination, art, and reality. Thomas highlights the play's dreamlike structure, while Cindy raises concerns about distinguishing real from pretend for young audiences. Together, they explore the intertwining themes of madness, humor, and the historical reception of Shakespeare's work, creating a rich tapestry of literary analysis and personal insights.

Immunology experts Cindy, Steph, Brianne, and Vincent review diverse papers on immune system wiring, streptococcus vaccines, SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccination's IgG4 switch, B cell insights, unique antibodies against streptococcus, impact of SARS-CoV-2 exposure on immunity, and diverse immune responses from continuous germinal center invasion.

Cindy, a curious listener, sparks a discussion about the Great Debacle podcast. Doug shares his appreciation for the Flipped episode, while Micky invites everyone to the TransFORMed conference. Omar dives into the complexities of inclusion and systemic issues, emphasizing the need for change. Brekke passionately explores themes of forgiveness, and Nathanael raises intriguing questions about Process theology. Each caller contributes unique insights, leading to rich conversations about community, faith, and the challenges within contemporary theology.