The Unlikely Gifts Podcast presents the fifth episode of its special-edition series of 10 podcasts called Monday Afternoon Club with Diane & Amy.
Host Diane M. Simard is joined by co-host Amy Fairchild, a professional singer, life/success coach, and project manager consultant to discuss the fifth chapter in Diane's new book about healing forward from life's emotional scars.
In this episode, titled Perpetually Learn, Diane and Amy discuss their diverse ranges of interests and how one of Diane's most effective habits has expanded her network of contacts.
Other topics of discussion:
- Amy's infinite curiosity
- How Diane developed and feeds her learning habits
- How to start conversations with someone you don't know
- Diane's "brilliantly profound" conversation with her medical oncologist
- Tips on how to become a better learner
- The importance of filling our brains with new information
Diane's Links
Personal website
Facebook
LinkedIn (personal)
LinkedIn (Unlikely Gift Productions)
Diane's book
Larry's Links
Larry's Sorta Fun Stories podcast
Collage Travel Radio
LinkedIn
Amy's Links
The Encourage Project website
The Encourage Project podcast
LinkedIn
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