https://www.spreaker.com/show/love-people-better-podcastenHealth & FitnessCopyright Dan Sanchezhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/5743c5362b0560963ba0fbbbcf854211.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/love-people-better-podcastWed, 28 Feb 2024 09:15:10 +0000Dan SanchezDan Sanchezfeeds@spreaker.comWe all have an incredible opportunity to love the people around us. Whether it's your spouse, friend, neighbor, or the girl that takes your order at Chick Fil A...each one of these relationships presents an opportunity to love well.The vision for Love...falseepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/an-easy-way-to-create-the-most-meaningful-gift-in-the-world--51915863We save the eulogy for death because it’s comfortable. To tell someone why we love them while they’re alive produces anxiety—who knows how they will react. 
But why should we wait? 
In this episode, James talks with Andrew Horn, Founder and CEO of Tribute, a platform for creating video tributes for the people you love.]]>4c84c750f644a650d327173e7f8718daTue, 04 Oct 2016 19:23:23 +0000Dan SanchezThe root of the word eulogy translates to “praise.” Over time, it became associated with a funeral because people were compelled to be emotional in that environment.  We save the eulogy for death because it’s comfortable. To tell someone why we love...We save the eulogy for death because it’s comfortable. To tell someone why we love them while they’re alive produces anxiety—who knows how they will react. 
But why should we wait? 
In this episode, James talks with Andrew Horn, Founder and CEO of Tribute, a platform for creating video tributes for the people you love.]]>790false8fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-hidden-superpower-in-all-of-us-w-paige-southard--51915859And guess what? There’s an art to learning what that piece is. 
In this episode, Paige Southard explains how you can connect with people in a genuine way by asking questions that put the spotlight on them.]]>2a61ee3ab8aceb6b369b48a1aec5cb03Thu, 01 Sep 2016 13:32:28 +0000Dan SanchezThere’s a piece of everyone’s story that’s interesting.  And guess what? There’s an art to learning what that piece is.  In this episode, Paige Southard explains how you can connect with people in a genuine way by asking questions that put the...And guess what? There’s an art to learning what that piece is. 
In this episode, Paige Southard explains how you can connect with people in a genuine way by asking questions that put the spotlight on them.]]>613false7fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/when-love-doesn-t-come-naturally-w-brady-white--51915864At first, seeing people who loved so naturally was inspiring. In time, though, it became more and more discouraging. 
Listen in to hear Brady White talk about his realization that love seemed really unnatural to him compared to other people—and how he’s planning to fight through that disinclination.]]>7643bd3be377b71089e9adaaa0554291Wed, 24 Aug 2016 19:32:20 +0000Dan SanchezThe realization hit him one day: every good story about loving people came from his wife—not from himself.  At first, seeing people who loved so naturally was inspiring. In time, though, it became more and more discouraging.  Listen in to hear Brady...At first, seeing people who loved so naturally was inspiring. In time, though, it became more and more discouraging. 
Listen in to hear Brady White talk about his realization that love seemed really unnatural to him compared to other people—and how he’s planning to fight through that disinclination.]]>796false6fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-improv-can-teach-you-about-the-art-of-active-listening-w-rebecca-siegel--51915860Since improv is a highly reactive performance, you have to know not just what people are saying, but how and why they're saying it. 
In this episode, Rebecca draws some amazing comparisons between the world of improv comedy (which she’s been doing for 17 years) and loving people in everyday life.]]>dd74ba17841a48a5395b00eb182d8fbdWed, 24 Aug 2016 19:26:19 +0000Dan SanchezAs an improv teacher, Rebecca Siegel focuses on teaching her students to listen.  Since improv is a highly reactive performance, you have to know not just what people are saying, but how and why they're saying it.  In this episode, Rebecca draws some...Since improv is a highly reactive performance, you have to know not just what people are saying, but how and why they're saying it. 
In this episode, Rebecca draws some amazing comparisons between the world of improv comedy (which she’s been doing for 17 years) and loving people in everyday life.]]>563false5fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/simple-steps-to-help-you-spread-love-and-appreciation-w-anton-james--51915862I think we’d all pick the average. Wait, that’s not right… 
The question is, how do we get there? How do we get to amazing? 
You’re gonna hear how to start that journey in this episode, straight from the mouth of Anton James, one of the founders of The Magic Estate.]]>08f35c93c4b5697a5ce453496020ada6Wed, 24 Aug 2016 19:24:09 +0000Dan SanchezIf you had the option to choose the average or the amazing, which would you pick?  I think we’d all pick the average. Wait, that’s not right…  The question is, how do we get there? How do we get to amazing?  You’re gonna hear how to start that journey...I think we’d all pick the average. Wait, that’s not right… 
The question is, how do we get there? How do we get to amazing? 
You’re gonna hear how to start that journey in this episode, straight from the mouth of Anton James, one of the founders of The Magic Estate.]]>698false4fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/how-to-invest-in-the-next-generation-w-kenny-ortiz--51915865If you’re really, really great at your craft, it’s because someone spent time to help you get to where you are. 
The next generation can’t be as great as they could be if the previous one doesn’t intentionally invest in them. Stepping in as a mentor to someone is a perfect way to love the next generational wave. 
Listen in as Kenny Ortiz, one of the breakout speakers at the 2016 Love People Better Experience in Orlando, talks about what love—from one generation to the next—looks like.]]>9298bc039ca76e727397246c1f3a9f28Wed, 24 Aug 2016 19:21:27 +0000Dan SanchezIf you look for it, you’ll see a trend in life over and over again:  If you’re really, really great at your craft, it’s because someone spent time to help you get to where you are.  The next generation can’t be as great as they could be if the...If you’re really, really great at your craft, it’s because someone spent time to help you get to where you are. 
The next generation can’t be as great as they could be if the previous one doesn’t intentionally invest in them. Stepping in as a mentor to someone is a perfect way to love the next generational wave. 
Listen in as Kenny Ortiz, one of the breakout speakers at the 2016 Love People Better Experience in Orlando, talks about what love—from one generation to the next—looks like.]]>680false3fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/a-guide-to-meaningful-gift-giving-w-lisa-carbary--51915861Giving incredibly thoughtful gifts, on a consistent basis...well, that's way harder.  
In this episode, Lisa Carbary shares the techniques she uses to give meaningful gifts to the people in her life.]]>831946440f37a20e0460f1d7d0ad641dWed, 24 Aug 2016 19:16:18 +0000Dan SanchezGiving gifts to people you love can be hard.  Giving incredibly thoughtful gifts, on a consistent basis...well, that's way harder.   In this episode, Lisa Carbary shares the techniques she uses to give meaningful gifts to the people in her life.Giving incredibly thoughtful gifts, on a consistent basis...well, that's way harder.  
In this episode, Lisa Carbary shares the techniques she uses to give meaningful gifts to the people in her life.]]>560false2fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-to-expect-from-the-love-people-better-podcast--51915858c7ad3c3439616ffb3f3fb44dd23e15a5Sun, 21 Aug 2016 15:35:59 +0000Dan SanchezIn this first episode, James explains the heart behind Love People Better and what you can expect from each episode.143false1full