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BE WARNED! This podcast will contain spoilers for Wednesday Season 2, episodes 1-4. Join host Caitlin Reilly each week as she takes you deep into the twisted world of Wednesday with an amazing group of guests! And producer Thing will be helping out to make sure everything goes to plan - well, mostly, anyway... In this episode: Jenna Ortega peels back the layers on the new tension between Wednesday and Enid. And that terrifying vision! Plus… Series showrunners Al Gough and Miles Millar reveal why they made Morticia Addams such a central character in this season, and what it means for Wednesday. Whether you’re a normie or an outcast, the Wednesday Season 2 Official Woecast will be the place for all things Nevermore! For more juicy details about Wednesday Season 2, head over to Tudum.com to get all of the latest updates. 1:15 Preparing for Season 2 3:25 Evolving Wednesday’s look for Season 2 4:12 Addams clan expands for Season 2 6:12 Joanna Lumley joining the cast 7:38 Wednesday and Enid's Friendship 9:00 Wednesday’s Vision 10:50 Jenna is a Producer 13:45 Al and Miles introduction 14:03 Wednesday takes down a Serial Killer 15:05 Intergenerational Relationships & the Addams Women 17:48 Catherine Zeta-Jones as Morticia in Season 2 20:48 Wednesday and Enid’s relationship 24:04 Steve Buscemi joining the cast 26:19 Wednesday’s popular! 27:45 Boy with the Clockwork Heart stop motion sequence…

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“What’s On Your Bookshelf” is a personal and professional growth podcast exploring the intersections of passion, potential, and purpose - featuring multi-certified coach and leadership development consultant Denise R. Russo alongside Sam Powell, Zach Elliott, Tom Schweizer, Dennis LaRue, and Michelle King.

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128 UnF Yourself: Breaking Free from Self-Sabotage 32:25

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We dive into Chapter 3 of "Un**** Yourself" by Gary John Bishop, exploring the concept that we are all "wired to win" - sometimes at things we don't consciously want. • 95% of our daily actions are controlled by our subconscious mind • Your brain is constantly pushing you toward goals, even when you don't realize what those goals are • We can be "winning" at negative behaviors or situations like unhealthy relationships or unfulfilling jobs • Running away from something shouldn't be the path - instead, run toward where you want to be • Breaking down large goals into small, manageable steps makes them achievable • Identifying and addressing the limits to your potential is crucial for growth • The quality of your thoughts determines the happiness of your life • Understanding yourself and your personal constraints creates space for freedom and success If you've enjoyed our episode, please share it with others. Contact us if you need help finding a copy of the book to take your own journey. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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127: UnF Yourself- F-ing Your Self-Limiting Beliefs 39:25

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We explore Gary John Bishop's concept that you have the life you're willing to put up with, challenging readers to stop blaming external circumstances and take ownership of their responses to life's events. • The crucial difference between being willing and unwilling to accept your current circumstances • How willingness is defined as "the quality or state of being prepared" – readiness for action • The paradox that sometimes becoming unwilling to tolerate your situation is the catalyst for change • Breaking down the path to change: finding the door, understanding purpose, and charting your path • Why dedicating just 30 minutes daily to your goals can create significant transformation • How taking control of subconscious thoughts that sabotage your progress is essential • The importance of accepting that career paths are no longer linear but more like climbing walls • Why revisiting your "why" statement helps navigate changing goals and circumstances Join us next week as we explore how you are "wired to win" in chapter three! Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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126 Un-F-Yourself:Chapter 1-In The Beginning 32:12

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We explore how negative self-talk holds us back and dive into practical ways to break free from limiting thought patterns. Neuroscience research shows we have over 50,000 thoughts daily, and the quality of these thoughts profoundly impacts our lives. • Feelings from negative thoughts are exponentially stronger than positive ones • Being stuck on a mental "hamster wheel" prevents forward progress • The key is recognizing that "you are the answer" to your own problems • Negative thoughts often serve as protection mechanisms against potential pain • Changing neural pathways requires conscious effort but gets easier with practice • Focus on "productive thoughts" rather than just positive thinking • Environmental factors significantly influence our ability to maintain helpful thought patterns • Marcus Aurelius' stoic philosophy aligns perfectly with modern psychology on self-talk • The first step is acknowledging that your thoughts are in your way Join us next week as we explore willingness to change and take action toward creating the reality you want to live in. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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125: Un-F-Yourself: Intro-Get Out of Your Head and Into Your Life 23:35

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We introduce a book that's new to both of our bookshelves: Gary John Bishop's "Un-F-Yourself: Get Out of Your Head and Into Your Life." Unlike previous episodes where at least one of us had read the book before, we're both diving into this one together, exploring its no-nonsense approach to personal development. • "Un-F-Yourself" offers a wake-up call about how we often block our own progress • The book's main premise: you are the problem standing in your own way • Contrasting with stoic philosophy from "The Obstacle is the Way," this book takes a more direct approach • Sam shares how taking imperfect action with her Substack newsletter led to growth and development • We discuss how many of us have dreams we don't act on, from writing books to other personal goals • The importance of messy action over perfect planning • This book speaks to those feeling resigned or defeated about their circumstances • We'll explore the book chapter by chapter in upcoming episodes If you get value from these episodes, please share them with others and let us know what you're thinking. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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124-The Obstacle Is The Way: Part 3-Final Episode; The Art of Beginning Again 31:35

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We explore the final chapter of Ryan Holiday's "The Obstacle is the Way," focusing on how life requires us to continuously begin again and view obstacles as opportunities rather than barriers. • The cycle of obstacles never ends - when we navigate one, another emerges • Mountains behind mountains - life presents continuous challenges requiring perpetual readiness • Obstacles become opportunities when we change our perspective and approach • Success comes from seeing clearly, acting correctly, and enduring what we must • Growth doesn't mean obstacles shrink, but that we develop greater capacity to hold them • What once blocked our path can become the path itself • The three disciplines: perception (see clearly), action (act correctly), will (endure and accept) • Personal stories of transforming job loss into new opportunities through mindset shifts If you're getting value from our episodes, we'd love it if you would share them with others. Send us a note about what's resonated for you and how you've applied these principles to overcome obstacles in your own life. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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123-The Obstacle Is The Way: Part 3-Episode 3; Finding Strength Through Life's Challenges: Edison, Perseverance, and the Path Forward 34:22

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We explore two powerful concepts from Ryan Holiday's "The Obstacle Is The Way" that can transform how we approach life's challenges: loving everything that happens and cultivating perseverance. • Thomas Edison's warehouse fire destroyed $23 million worth of inventions, yet he watched with wonder and returned to work the next day • Shifting from "have to" to "get to" perspective reconnects us with gratitude and excitement • The story of Olivia, who transformed flood devastation into an organization that's collected over 110,000 pairs of shoes for those in need • Persistence is an action (hammering at a problem), while perseverance is a matter of will (staying in the game long-term) • Professional athletes demonstrate perseverance by investing more hours and maintaining focus longer than competitors • Our greatest obstacles are often self-created through doubt, fear, and hesitation • When we live out wisdom actively rather than just collecting it, our lives become richer and more meaningful We'd love to hear from you about ways we could make this experience better! Reach out to us about joining a book club or participating in live events as we continue this journey together. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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122-The Obstacle Is The Way: Part 3-Episode 2; Anticipating Obstacles: The Hidden Power of Negative Thinking 29:09

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We dive into Ryan Holiday's exploration of "Anticipation" and "The Art of Acquiescence" from his bestseller "The Obstacle is the Way," revealing how planning for failure can actually set you up for success. • Exploring the concept of the "pre-mortem" – envisioning potential failures before they happen • Building resilience through anticipating obstacles rather than being blindsided by them • Using the "What if?" exercise to prepare contingency plans for potential challenges • Learning to separate emotion from planning by approaching obstacles with neutrality • Understanding that acceptance doesn't mean surrendering but recognizing what's beyond your control • Viewing life's journey like taking the back roads – expecting disruptions as part of the adventure • Recognizing that resilience comes from focusing energy on what's within your control If you're getting value from these episodes, please share them with others who might benefit! We'd love to hear from you – reach out to us through the contact information in the show notes. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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121-The Obstacle Is The Way: Part 3-Episode 1; Building Your Inner Citadel: The Discipline of Will in Turbulent Times 32:19

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We delve into the final section of Ryan Holiday's "The Obstacle is the Way," exploring how will—the discipline of the heart and soul—creates an inner fortress that no external adversity can break. • Will represents quiet humility, resilience, and flexibility rather than forceful determination • Abraham Lincoln's depression became his strength, teaching him to lead with dignity during America's Civil War • The "inner citadel" concept describes the core part of ourselves that remains untouchable by external circumstances • Building self-confidence and resilience requires facing obstacles rather than avoiding them • Theodore Roosevelt overcame severe asthma through discipline, preparing him for greater challenges • The path of least resistance teaches us nothing—we need struggle to develop true character • Will is about surrendering the desire to control others while maintaining control over our own reactions • Life's hardships will test everyone; the question is whether we've built the inner strength to face them If you're interested in leadership development experiences based on historical figures like Lincoln, reach out to Denise for information about immersive programs she's led for teams. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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120-The Obstacle Is The Way: Part 2-Episode 6; Seize the Offensive and Prepare for None of it to Work 33:20

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Denise and Sam explore the "Action" section of Ryan Holiday's book "The Obstacle is the Way," focusing on how to seize opportunities in crisis and transform obstacles into advantages. • The Japanese art of Kintsugi illuminates how broken pottery repaired with gold becomes more valuable than before • Taking swift action when opportunities arise separates successful people from those who merely dream • Preparation must happen before opportunities present themselves - when the moment comes, it's too late to prepare • Crises provide unique opportunities to implement changes that would be impossible during normal times • Leaders who guide teams through difficult times often inspire greater loyalty than those who only lead during good times • Successful people iterate faster, trying and failing many times while others are still planning • Being prepared for failure is essential—the key is accepting results quickly and moving forward • The will to persevere cannot be affected by outside circumstances, making it our most powerful internal resource Join us next week as we conclude our book discussion by exploring the final section on "Will" and how to maintain perseverance in the face of obstacles. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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119-The Obstacle Is The Way: Part 2-Episode 5; Turning Trials into Triumph: How Your Obstacles Become Opportunities 33:51

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Sam and Denise explore how to transform obstacles into opportunities by approaching challenges with strategic patience and focused energy rather than immediate reaction. • Using obstacles against themselves requires stepping back and allowing some problems to "fizzle out" on their own • Non-action can be a powerful form of action when dealing with emotional situations or seemingly immovable obstacles • Channeling frustration into focused energy creates more sustainable results than emotional reactions • The "long game" approach often outperforms immediate gratification in both sports and business settings • Humility is essential when facing obstacles—sometimes admitting the original path isn't working opens new possibilities • Acting versus "acting out" determines whether obstacles derail us or become opportunities for growth • Strategic thinking and intentional actions often prove more effective than constant activity We're continuing our journey through "The Obstacle is the Way" with two final chapters next week focusing on seizing the offensive and preparing for when things don't work out. Subscribe to catch both this show and our exclusive edition series on "Extreme Ownership" hosted by our producer Zach Elliott. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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118-The Obstacle Is The Way: Part 2, Episode 4; Whats Right, What Works 32:02

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We explore two key chapters from Ryan Holiday's "The Obstacle is the Way" about taking action when faced with obstacles through creative problem-solving and finding alternative paths forward. • Discussing how "what's right is what works" encourages flexible, goal-oriented thinking over rigid adherence to conventional methods • Exploring Marcus Aurelius's simple wisdom: "The cucumber is bitter? Then throw it out" as a guide to avoiding unnecessary complications • Sharing real-life examples of finding creative solutions to roadblocks, including Denise's Disney trip detour story • Examining the concept of the "flank attack" - approaching problems from unexpected angles rather than head-on confrontation • Highlighting how George Washington's unconventional military tactics demonstrate the power of strategic thinking over brute force • Looking at how successful businesses often use "side door strategies" to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles • Reflecting on how sometimes the longest way around can be the shortest way home when obstacles are approached creatively Join us next week as we continue exploring Holiday's book, focusing on using obstacles against themselves and effectively channeling our energy. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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117-The Obstacle Is The Way: Part 2-Episode 3; Follow the Process and Do your Job 27:02

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We delve deep into the concept of "following the process" from Ryan Holiday's book The Obstacle Is the Way, exploring how Nick Saban's coaching philosophy offers valuable lessons for life and leadership. • Process-oriented thinking keeps us in the present moment rather than fixating on end goals • Creating systems provides a relaxing framework that reduces decision fatigue • Figures like Obama, Zuckerberg and Jobs simplified their wardrobes to preserve mental energy • Effective personal systems must be realistic and accommodate life's inevitable messiness • Accountability partners can help maintain discipline when implementing new processes • The formula for success is simple: hard work, honesty, and helping others • What matters is doing the right thing in this moment, not worrying about the whole journey Join us next week as we discuss "What's Right Is What Works" and how doing the right thing helps us transform obstacles into opportunities. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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113- The Obstacle Is The Way: Your Path to Growth 28:33

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Welcome, listeners, to what might just be the lost episode of our podcast! We were ready to share it with you before, but let’s just say, technology and timing had a little bit of an adventure of their own. So, here we are, presenting it to you a little later than expected—but hey, it’s like a fine wine, right? Sometimes it just needs a bit more time to age. Now, don’t worry about the fact that we’re jumping in at what feels like the middle. Our podcast is designed so that you don’t have to follow the episodes in perfect order. So, go ahead, listen freely—start from wherever the mood strikes. It’s like picking up a book in the middle and deciding that chapter really resonates with you. This episode wraps up our deep dive into Ryan Holiday's The Obstacle is the Way , where we explore how changing your perspective can transform obstacles into opportunities. And now, let’s dive into that good stuff: Thinking differently is essential to seeing obstacles as opportunities. Steve Jobs did not accept limitations—ever. He made his own rules, and guess what? The world changed because of it. Be aware of the external influences —those who tell you it’s just "the way things are." Their limitations shouldn’t become yours. Advice is often just another form of judgment, coming from others’ limitations. So, take it with a grain of salt—or maybe a whole shaker, depending on who’s offering it. The key to finding opportunities is controlling your emotions first. If you can’t do that, how can you spot the chances? General Eisenhower’s strategy during the Blitzkrieg? He saw the crisis as an opportunity to outmaneuver and adapt— genius thinking in the face of chaos. And here’s something personal: Olivia, after losing her home, didn’t just sit back and wait for things to get better. Instead, she launched "Save the Earth Projects." Talk about turning disaster into drive! You can prepare all day, but decisive action is what ultimately shifts the needle. And the foundation of all of this? Changing your thinking —because once that shifts, so do your results. Join us next week as we take everything from perception into action in the next phase of our journey through The Obstacle is the Way . Trust me, you won’t want to miss it! Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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116-The Obstacle Is The Way: Part 2, Episode 2; Practice, Persistence, and Iterate 26:53

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We explore the concept of persistence from Ryan Holiday's "The Obstacle is the Way" and discover how persisting through challenges is the key to effective action in life and leadership. • The best way out of any challenge is always through, not around • Persistence and pertinacity are key assets demonstrated by historical leaders like General Grant • Uphill goals require uphill habits and relentless determination • Having a clear "why" statement fuels persistence when motivation naturally wanes • Iteration allows us to learn from failures and adjust our approach without losing momentum • Creating space between our identity and our failures prevents emotional paralysis • Viewing obstacles as feedback provides precise instructions for improvement If you're getting value from this podcast, we'd love to hear from you and please share these episodes with others who might benefit. The book is "The Obstacle is the Way" by Ryan Holiday. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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002 - What's On Your Bookshelf (Exclusive Series): Extreme Ownership 27:32

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We explore the transformative concept of Extreme Ownership from Jocko Willink and Leif Babin's book on Navy SEAL leadership principles applied to business and life. Through powerful military examples and business parallels, we unpack how taking complete responsibility as a leader creates a culture of accountability and success. • Leaders own everything in their world—there are no bad teams, only bad leaders • Taking responsibility for both successes and failures builds trust and team discipline • "Blue on blue" incidents (friendly fire) in business occur when internal teams work against each other • Leaders must clearly explain strategic missions, develop tactics, and secure proper training and resources • Setting aside ego is essential for effective leadership and problem-solving • Emotional intelligence and self-awareness are foundational leadership qualities • Conducting a "responsibility audit" helps identify leadership improvement opportunities • You can't force people to excel—true leadership inspires voluntary commitment If you're interested in developing your leadership skills through professional coaching, reach out through the links in our show notes. Next week, we'll dive deeper into leadership principles with Leif Babin. Connect with us on our LinkedIn page School of Thoughts . We also value your reviews, subscribing, and sharing our podcast "What's On Your Bookshelf?" on Apple and Spotify. Subscribe to our new YouTube channel .…

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