James Cham of Bloomberg Beta and John Kim of the Karamaan Group discuss the spiritual trajectory of AI. They explore AI's distinction from previous technology, the importance of responsibility, the redemptive potential of AI, learning from biblical resources, and choosing a path in the tech industry.

I hope you’re ready to have your eyes opened to some INTENSE AND UNCONVENTIONAL relationship advice because THE ANGRY THERAPIST is in the house this week.JOHN KIM is my guest, and for the next hour, we’re not just talking about relationships with other people.  We’re going to peel back what makes you tick and talk about THE RELATIONSHIP YOU HAVE WITH YOURSELF.You can tell John’s approach to therapy and relationships is different just on the titles of the best sellers he’s published…I USED TO BE A MISERABLE F*CK and SINGLE. ON PURPOSE.  And he’s got a new title coming out called IT’S NOT ME, IT’S YOU, which may be his best work yet.Tell me those don’t make you CURIOUS about what John’s got to say.I love John’s work because he makes people turn relationship analysis INWARD, where most people refuse to spend enough time.  It’s so easy to point blame at others when relationships go bad, but often the worst enemy is THE PERSON WE SEE IN THE MIRROR every morning.Pay attention to what John has to say about his concept of SELF vs Self.  It’s the key to how you can change your life to live INSIDE OUT instead of OUTSIDE IN.  You’re also going to learn more about the internal dialogs you have with your SOLID SELF vs your PSEUDO SELF.LOVE is amazing, but love isn’t perfect.  John is going to tell you how we’re challenged because we're taught that love looks like CODEPENDENCY ... and we all know the pitfalls of codependency in all parts of our lives.As part of his contrarian thinking, John also doesn’t believe in THE ONE.  Instead, he explains why THE ONE IN FRONT OF YOU is the most important relationship you can possibly have.That leads us to talk about different ATTACHMENT STYLES, finding beauty in each other’s CONTRASTS, and loving your partner like IT’S GOING TO END AT ANY TIME.And no discussion about relationships would be complete without John’s takes of RED FLAGS vs. DEAL BREAKERS and how you should deal with DISHONESTY and COMPARISONS in a relationship.  You’re also going to get an education on what to do if you’re not feeling “IT” anymore.  After you listen to John’s wisdom, spend some time thinking more about what you can do to IMPROVE THE RELATIONSHIPS in your life, especially the relationship you have with YOURSELF. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

John Kim, a licensed therapist and author known for his work on relationships, dives into the complexities of love and breakups. He discusses the different types of breakups and how they can lead to personal growth. Topics like healthy vs. unhealthy love, effective communication, and turning relationship ruptures into breakthroughs take center stage. Kim emphasizes the balance of self-discipline and self-compassion, the importance of solitude for self-discovery, and how to create secure spaces for open conversations in relationships.

Dr. John Kim, a plastic surgeon specializing in breast reconstruction, joins the podcast to discuss various aspects of breast reconstruction, including prosthetic and autologous modalities, complications such as capsule contracture, and the importance of collaboration between plastic surgeons and breast surgeons. They also highlight the complexities and significance of breast reconstruction for mastectomy patients, as well as the role of breast surgeons in advocating for patients.

I’m excited to welcome John Kim, AKA The Angry Therapist, to the podcast. John is a licensed marriage and family therapist, best-selling author, podcast host, and creator who pulls back the curtain on his own life to share real relationship tips with the world. John has racked up over 750,000 followers on social media sharing his honest advice with the world, where he often uses situations with his own partner to share important lessons, and his newest book, It’s Not Me, It’s You, which he co-wrote with his partner Vanessa, shows the perspective of both sides of their relationship to analyze and untangle the common and frustrating barriers many individuals face on the road to a happy, loving, and rewarding partnership. On this episode, we talk about: red and green flags to look for in relationship partners exactly how to identify your toxic tendencies in a relationship  the one thing that holds every relationship back + how to get past it  how to identify your needs and what to do if your partner isn’t meeting them  the first step to crushing feelings of resentment in your relationship  exactly what to do to bring the passion back into a relationship  why people pick toxic partners (and exactly how to stop) step-by-step instructions for giving your partner uncomfortable feedback  the thing you should be doing twice a day for a more satisfying relationship (it’s not sex!) what to do if your partner doesn’t share the same interests or values as you how to set boundaries with your partners’ family and friends  and so much more  We would LOVE to hear from you any thoughts, reactions, or takeaways you have as you’re listening, so definitely screenshot and tag me @lizmoody and John @theangrytherapist on Instagram. To join the Healthier Together Podcast Club Facebook group, go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/healthiertogetherpodcast.This is the post to enter the Vitamix giveaway. You can also text or email a friend a link to an episode and why you think they’d like it, then screenshot and send to: giveaway@lizmoody.com.This episode is sponsored by Paleovalley. Head over to paleovalley.com and use the code LIZM for 15% off.This episode is sponsored by Olive and June. If you want to try Olive and June for yourself and have mani’s that last over a week, visit oliveandjune.com/HEALTHIER20 for 20% off your first Mani System! This episode is sponsored by LMNT. Go to DrinkLMNT.com/Liz a to get a free LMNT sample pack with any order.  This episode is sponsored by AG1 by Athletic Greens. Visit athleticgreens.com/healthiertogether and get your FREE year supply of Vitamin D and 5 free travel packs today. Healthier Together cover art by Zack. Healthier Together music by Alex Ruimy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Minimalists are joined by licensed therapists Vanessa Bennett and John Kim to discuss relationship clutter. Listen to all two hours of episode 358 on The Minimalists Private Podcast. Discussed in this episode: How do I search intentionally for a life partner without becoming consumed by that pursuit? (01:45) Does a need for relationships inevitably cause relationship clutter? (03:31) What is the danger in prioritizing my partner’s needs? (5:27) What is your perspective regarding codependency? (06:19) How do you maintain your joy without making others that are suffering feel that you’re not compassionate? (07:15) Is it a matter of personal responsibility to always accept blame? (08:55) What are the pros and cons of legal marriage? (15:46) What did you learn from your first Sunday Symposium event? (24:14) Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Join The Minimalists Private Podcast: minimalists.com/support

Therapist John Kim discusses rebuilding his life after divorce and giving up his dream of being a screenwriter. Topics include embracing self-worth and personal growth, reframing breakups, acknowledging red flags in relationships, and finding purpose and self-worth in transformative moments.

John Kim, an expert and author of the best-selling book 'Single On Purpose', shares insights from his extensive journey of intentional singlehood. He challenges negative perceptions of being single, urging listeners to embrace personal growth through self-discovery. The discussion highlights the difference between our authentic selves and societal expectations, encourages exploring new passions, and reflects on recovery from toxic relationships. John emphasizes that singlehood can be a powerful time for cultivating creativity and building meaningful connections.

John Kim (The Angry Therapist) and Noelle Cordeaux (CEO of Lumia) discuss the power and misconceptions of positive psychology. They explore the importance of holding clients' feelings, finding bright spots, and practicing positive psychology. They also highlight the role of environment and relationships in cultivating resilience and enhancing positive aspects of life.

John Kim, The Angry Therapist, and Noelle Cordeaux, CEO of Lumia, discuss the importance of soft skills in today's marketplace, the challenges in acquiring them, the significance of having a clear vision, the role of soft skills in coaching and personal success, the evolution of fame and identity, and the value of nurturing soft skills and coaching certification.