How much of your life have you tried to be like other people, tried to fit in? Do you judge yourself when you’re a little too different?
What if your difference is exactly what our world requires?
Welcome to a new paradigm on you being everything that you are! Happiness isn’t about being normal; it’s about being you.
With this podcast we invite you to use your crazy as a resource to create your own phenomenal life. Discover what capacities are hiding and waiting for you to be discovered. What if everything you call wrongness is a strongness!
Maybe you find out what possibilities are behind the things you call incapacities, and see if things like depression, anxiety, ADHD, OCD, and autism might just be yet-to-be-discovered superpowers. Tap into your unique brilliance and create the life you want and live life fully with happiness and joy.
Your host, Susanna Mittermaier, psychologist, founder of Pragmatic Psychology, best selling author, international keynote speaker and happy person, is looking forward to inspiring you!
Welcome to Pragmatic Psychology!
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How much of your life have you tried to be like other people, tried to fit in? Do you judge yourself when you’re a little too different?
What if your difference is exactly what our world requires?
Welcome to a new paradigm on you being everything that you are! Happiness isn’t about being normal; it’s about being you.
With this podcast we invite you to use your crazy as a resource to create your own phenomenal life. Discover what capacities are hiding and waiting for you to be discovered. What if everything you call wrongness is a strongness!
Maybe you find out what possibilities are behind the things you call incapacities, and see if things like depression, anxiety, ADHD, OCD, and autism might just be yet-to-be-discovered superpowers. Tap into your unique brilliance and create the life you want and live life fully with happiness and joy.
Your host, Susanna Mittermaier, psychologist, founder of Pragmatic Psychology, best selling author, international keynote speaker and happy person, is looking forward to inspiring you!
Welcome to Pragmatic Psychology!
For more information, visit https://www.susannamittermaier.com/en/podcast
What do you do when you hear the word manipulation? Do you think it’s a great tool or instantly go to a judgement of what manipulation is?
Manipulation is just like any other word in this world. It is what it is. We decide how we use it. You can use manipulation to gain power over someone or use it to create something greater.
Listen to Susanna and guest, Jürgen Funk, speak about how you can use manipulation as a tool to invite people to create something greater, make things easier, and to make things work.
Pragmatic Psychology
How much of your life have you tried to be like other people, tried to fit in? Do you judge yourself when you’re a little too different?
What if your difference is exactly what our world requires?
Welcome to a new paradigm on you being everything that you are! Happiness isn’t about being normal; it’s about being you.
With this podcast we invite you to use your crazy as a resource to create your own phenomenal life. Discover what capacities are hiding and waiting for you to be discovered. What if everything you call wrongness is a strongness!
Maybe you find out what possibilities are behind the things you call incapacities, and see if things like depression, anxiety, ADHD, OCD, and autism might just be yet-to-be-discovered superpowers. Tap into your unique brilliance and create the life you want and live life fully with happiness and joy.
Your host, Susanna Mittermaier, psychologist, founder of Pragmatic Psychology, best selling author, international keynote speaker and happy person, is looking forward to inspiring you!
Welcome to Pragmatic Psychology!
For more information, visit https://www.susannamittermaier.com/en/podcast
