We Got You Deborah Gilboa

So many people believe they are failing right now. The fear of failure can be totally debilitating. Yet, failure -- whether it is perceived or true – is often the key to success. Just ask countless entrepreneurs how many times they thought it was all over, but the next “failure" ultimately led to their success. Dr. G, Brian, and Jeannette give their personal perspectives and insights on failure. They are joined by author and speaker Thom Singer, who shares two key pieces of advice when it comes to “plan b," especially when you don't have one. This panic of “what’s next” is pervasive — and right now many people feel they are not able to do anything right. Others may feel that the last year has been a total failure across the board, without anything to show except struggle. Whatever the sense of failure might be, it impacts our self-esteem, relationships and any chance of future success. Find out what you can do today and the real opportunity failure may provide you. 

Are you overwhelmed? More than 90% of adults in 2020 say yes. The pandemic, the economy, unemployment, the holidays, family – all of it has left most of us feeling stuck, unable to handle one more thing, unsure of our ability to face what is already there.   Dr. G, Brian Copeland, and Jeannette Kaplun tackle this tough topic; it’s impact, how to cope overwhelm, and strategies to conquer it. More than just a loss of control and feeling of defeat, Overwhelm can bury many of us emotionally, physically, and psychologically. They are joined by Dr. G’s business partner and friend, Ilana Schwarcz, an entrepreneur and mom, who makes real the everyday stressors so many are facing. Jeannette, Brian, and Debi bring their communities' - and their own - experiences and points of view to shed light on this topic and offer solutions where you need them the most. 

Fear is rampant. The year 2020 has amplified our anxiety because so much feels out of our control. We are all living in a constant state of heightened vigilance, worrying about will happen next, figuring out how to deal with strained-to-the-breaking-point finances, and caring for the overall mental health of ourselves and families. In this episode Dr. G, Brian Copeland, and Jeannette Kaplun explore these fears and offer strategies to overcoming them. They are also joined by tax consultant Stephanie Anderson, who offers advice and tips to deal with economic worry. “We Got You” tackles what the new not-so-normal might look like and how to stop feeling fear so much of the time. 
 
Links:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/managing-stress-anxiety.html
https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20201021-coronavirus-the-possible-long-term-mental-health-impacts
https://www.nm.org/healthbeat/healthy-tips/emotional-health/5-things-you-never-knew-about-fear
https://www.lifehack.org/articles/productivity/10-fears-holding-you-back-from-creativity-and-how-beat-them.html

There’s an overwhelming feeling of being alone right now. Isolation during the pandemic, disillusionment from the elections, uncertainty of the economy have all weighed on each of us — tremendously. As a result, it’s easy to be disconnected and feel like you are all on your own. In this episode Brian, Jeannette, and Debi delve into the topic of isolation and brainstorm solutions on how to get beyond detachment and desperation. They are joined by genocide survivor,Amra Sabic-El-Rayes, who shares her courageous story and offers advice on how all of us can combat isolation and fear. In addition, Brian, Jeannette, and Debi tackle the pros and cons of a hero’s journey, which is often a solo quest, as well as address viewer questions, including how many people feel alone right now, even though they live with other people.