Episode 72: Dale Carnegie's, How to Win Friends and Influence People

Episode 75: Q&A 1: Will I run for Governor? School Ball vs Travel Ball and more!

Today I share my thoughts on listener questions!  Thanks for the questions and the ongoing support!   Share the show and leave a rating and review! #acommitmenttoexcellence

Episode 74: Monthly Check in May 2025

I review my goals and progress for Quarter 2 Month 1 2025.  How are you doing?  What progress have you made with this year? Have a question for a Question and Answer Show? send me a message on social media or e mail me at: quimbycc@gmail.com [quimbycc@gmail.com] put Q&A in the subject line.

Episode 73: Being A Great Role Model

This episode explores how to be an exceptional role model for children and others in our lives; drawing on scientific research to uncover what makes a role model effective, how they shape children’s development, and practical strategies for adults to embody this role.

Episode 72: Dale Carnegie's, How to Win Friends and Influence People

This episode dives into Dale Carnegie’s *How to Win Friends and Influence People*, a timeless guide to building meaningful relationships and influencing others with empathy and respect. We’ll explore the book’s core themes—handling people, earning trust, persuading effectively, and leading with kindness—and break down key principles like avoiding criticism, showing appreciation, and listening actively.  Perfect for anyone looking to improve communication and relationships, this episode blends classic wisdom with contemporary relevance. Share the show and leave a rating and review! #acommitmenttoexcellence

Episode 71: Atomic Habits: Tiny Changes Remarkable Results

Book review: "Atomic Habits," published in 2018 by James Clear, has sold over 20 million copies worldwide and is translated into more than 60 languages, as noted on [James Clear's official page](https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits). Clear, a writer and speaker focused on habits, decision-making, and continuous improvement, draws on biology, psychology, and neuroscience to offer actionable strategies. The book emphasizes small, incremental changes, termed "atomic habits," which compound over time to yield significant results, contrasting with goal-oriented approaches by focusing on systems.