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Welcome to Growing Up with Dr. Sarah - a Podcast for Parents. It takes a village and Dr. Sarah, Board Certified Pediatrician, is here to help! With Growing Up with Dr. Sarah you will feel confident and ready to navigate all of the sticky situations, conversations, and big feelings that come with family life and raising little humans. Beyond Wealth: The Power of Connection But if you're also looking to get the best tables and people hooking you up with free dessert or something, yeah, compliment Billy to Joey. You want to get a free cappuccino. But that's not the point. The point is to hang for that electromagnetic energy that you have through a smile, through a hug. Because at the end of it all, cash is not going to make you happy. And fortunately for me, doctor, I chose a lucrative industry and got very lucky, and the stars were aligned. And there's only so many dinners you can eat. And so there are certain stages of individuals where they want to pay it forward in one way. And thankfully, I have a linguistic environment where people do want to learn advanced soft skills so they can manage conversations and retain relationships. And I have them study even You know, Helen Keller, for an example, the master communicator that I try to explain, and this is with all due respect. There is a Helen Keller Institute in Desemperados. It's for blind and deaf children. But when you remove one or more senses, others get expanded. She was such a genius where her taste, touch, and spell, she connected to our world, created a language with Ann Sullivan, and the rest is history. We're removing our taste, touch, and smell. And so I know our hearing gets expanded. Building Rapport to Reduce Anxiety And so do you understand that if you can flip that and jump that cloud and just put your chest out or be the full card in the turret deck, Then you can do this industry, or you can confront a teacher, a principal, other coworkers, because you're just doing it in the nicest introduction way for anchoring. And then if you do happen from Judy or Angela, for an example, to transfer me to Dr. Sarah, prior to introducing myself, you go, Dr. Sarah, I just want to know how great Angela is. You don't even know who I am yet. I know you did that. See how you do it. And you know what I love about that, too, is you're building rapport and you're really reducing also that stereotype threat, whether it's a threat of them going, this is a call I don't want, hang up, or even the person on the other end. Just by building rapport and, like you said, anchoring that first 30 seconds of the conversation, it really is going to bring that anxiety down about how someone is about to perceive this conversation. In this week’s episode, my guest Richard Blank shares his inspiring personal story and his passion for excellence.He credits much of his success to his mastery of interpersonal communication, rhetorical skills, and a deep commitment to employee motivation. Listen to his story and the wisdom he has to share on Episode 144 of the growing up with Dr Sarah podcast. About Growing Up with Dr. Sarah Looking for a place to educate you and your family to live your best lives? Welcome to Growing Up with Dr. Sarah, where we take on - and tackle - general health and wellness, parental issues, family matters, and real-life challenges that affect every single one of us. Being a pediatrician, while having a mother's perspective, has given me unique insight and experience on what we all need to do better to live healthier, happier, and stronger as individuals...and as families. The success of the family starts from the top, and by helping parents by addressing tough questions and everyday concerns we can all benefit - parents, grandparents, kids, or anyone who cares for another. So join me and some of my special guests - physicians, nutritionists, fitness experts, community members, coaches, teachers, even kids, and parents; and let’s all make a commitment to Growing Up...together https://youtu.be/dy90V6UhwTE