151 episodes
Think Queerly Darren Stehle
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5.0 • 5 Ratings
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Think Queerly is a podcast about Human-Hearted Leadership to inspire and cultivate a loving, unified humanity.
As a personal leadership coach, my philosophy is that when you freely love who you are, you can freely create the life you want. Two principles support this philosophy. 1) Lead by example with the utmost integrity, authenticity, courage, and transparency, and; 2) Give people better ways to think and ways to think more critically.
My intention is to help you perceive the world with humility, impartiality, and compassion through an intersection of self-examination, neuroscience, and the wisdom of the Tao Te Ching.
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No One Can Make You Feel the Way You Feel
Only you can choose your feelings based on your behaviours and beliefs.
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We Don’t Need Gods or Religions to be Spiritual
Thinking Queerly: 52-Weeks of Critical Reflections On Liberating Humanity — Week 4
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Radical Humility: An Antidote to Donald Trump's Arrogance and Self-Importance
There is no better example of insecurity, exaggerated self-importance, and egocentricity than Donald Trump. Lessons from the Tao Te Ching , Verse 24.
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When You Change the Way You Look at Things, the Things You Look at Change
Thinking Queerly: 52-Weeks of Critical Reflections On Liberating Humanity — Week 3
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What Happens When You Don’t Participate in Arguments or Controversy?
When we listen intently, openly, without judgement, and without thinking about what we need to say, we allow ourselves to hear what the other person is saying, minimizing threat and contention.
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Divisiveness Is an Illusion on Either Side of Balance
Thinking Queerly: 52-Weeks of Critical Reflections On Liberating Humanity, Week 1. What does it say about who we are when we fight so vehemently for our opinion, for our belief that we are in the right when argument only furthers division and contention?
Customer Reviews
Voice of Reason
I really enjoy this podcast and the content that Darren shares on social media platforms. He says what the community needs to hear on how to be there for ourselves and one another and make positive changes in our lives and for our community.
Queer self discovery
Darren, I’ve started to listen more to your podcasts recently and kudos to you.
I was and still am having hard time adjusting to the toxic masculinity at work and your pod cast have helped me a lot.
They opened up my mind In understanding the queer life and being able to See and label toxic masculinity on people who don’t accept us nor want to help us excel in life as lgbt members in or fully out.
My previous stance on this topic was to be nice and people will see the good but now I have changed it to if you don’t accept me I am not here to please you, and in some ways it has worked with people who are not fully right winged but at the same to
Ive accept I can’t change every one.
Thank you for doing what you do best write and speak so eloquently (sometimes with Freudian slips which are great comic relives and I find my self chuckle while driving )
So I’m writing this text to really motivate you more to expand your podcast and maybe idea to get more involved psych DRs as guest on your show to expand and give more advise and toolsets on how to deal with lgbt issues on day to day basis.
And That you are changing lives.
Big hugs