Zach Watson's Thinkshare Podcast

Zach Watson
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Sep 13, 2024 • 35min

Ep 69: Corprate Loneliness with Kendra Pennington

Takeaways Many mothers feel isolated during the transition to motherhood. The concept of 'matressence' highlights the emotional changes mothers experience. Authenticity on platforms like LinkedIn can be challenging but necessary. Community support is crucial for mothers feeling overwhelmed. Validation from peers can significantly alleviate feelings of loneliness. Cultural expectations often prevent women from seeking help. The pandemic has catalyzed a shift in how mothers communicate their struggles. Women in leadership roles need to be vocal about their challenges. Subgroups within communities can provide tailored support for different motherhood stages. Change is possible, and mothers should prioritize their well-being.
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Aug 24, 2024 • 19min

Ep 68: Self Reflection on rough morning

Summary In this solo episode, Zach reflects on his relationship with Alyssa and how they navigate challenges in their parenting journey. He shares a specific incident from the previous night where Alyssa wanted to attend a social event, causing a disruption in their nighttime routine. Zach discusses the struggles he faced in handling the routine alone and the impact it had on their toddler. He also explores the dynamics of maternal gatekeeping and the balance between allowing fathers to take on parenting responsibilities and the anxiety and control issues that may arise. Zach invites listeners to share their thoughts on this topic.
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Jul 12, 2024 • 39min

Ep 67: Connection Codes and Emotional Literacy

Summary In this conversation, Zach Watson interviews Tara Wedges, the CEO of Connection Codes, about the core motion wheel and its impact on relationships. They discuss how the core motion wheel helps in better labeling and understanding emotions, separating emotions from behaviors, and building trust and connection in relationships. They also address common misconceptions about emotions and the importance of recognizing and processing emotions for overall well-being. The conversation highlights the power of the core motion wheel in improving communication and emotional health. https://zwatson--connectioncodes.thrivecart.com/foundations/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:43 Discovering Connection Codes and Becoming a Leader 08:32 Separating Emotions from Behaviors 12:58 Demonstration of the Core Motion Wheel 18:49 The Importance of Validation and Emotional Processing 25:34 The Impact of the Core Motion Wheel on Relationships 34:06 Conclusion and Discount Code
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Jun 18, 2024 • 35min

Ep 66: "Emotional Labor" Author Rose Hackman talks Emotional Labor with me

SummaryIn this conversation, Zach Watson interviews Rose Hackman, author of the book 'Emotional Labor.' They discuss the concept of emotional labor and its importance in various aspects of life, including relationships, work, and society. They highlight the value of empathy and the skills required to practice emotional labor effectively. They also address the gendered dynamics of emotional labor and the need for a more equitable distribution of this labor. The conversation emphasizes the significance of acknowledging and valuing emotional labor and the impact it has on individuals and society as a whole.Keywordsemotional labor, empathy, gender dynamics, value, equitable distributionTakeaways Emotional labor is the editing work of emotions that a person does on themselves to have an effect on the emotions of others. Emotional labor is not inherently about gender; it is about power and can be practiced by anyone. Emotional labor is essential in various contexts, including relationships, work, and building brands. Acknowledging and valuing emotional labor is crucial for creating meaningful connections and relationships. Emotional labor has quantifiable value, and it should be compensated and distributed equitably. The Value and Impact of Emotional Labor The Quantifiable Value of Emotional Labor "Emotional labor is not inherently about gender at all. It's about power." "Emotional labor is everywhere in the marketplace. It's the central component of millions of jobs." "Emotional labor is empathy in action." TitlesSound BitesChapters00:00Introduction and Background00:59Exploring Emotional Labor and Research08:32Emotional Labor in Everyday Life and Power Dynamics21:59The Future of Emotional Labor and Conclusion
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May 14, 2024 • 1h 9min

Ep 65: Eve Rodsky Author of FairPlay Critiques my methods

After coaching from her book and sharing on social media how I've been implementing her method for the past 2 years, I ask her for critiques on how I implement her method! Affiliate link to the book: https://www.amazon.com/shop/realzachthinkshare/list/19NJNPI4570A0?ref_=aipsflist_aipsfrealzachthinkshare Eve on IG: https://www.instagram.com/everodsky/?hl=en
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May 9, 2024 • 49min

Ep 64: May 8th Boring Meeting with Alyssa

Alyssa, a participant in boring meetings, explores effective communication tools like Persist app and connection codes. They discuss emotions, responsibilities, household tasks, cleaning lists, impact of tidiness on productivity, managing child tantrums, and parenting reflections.
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Apr 25, 2024 • 7min

Ep 63: A successful not fun convo | Persist App

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Apr 3, 2024 • 24min

Ep 62: Zach strong arming Alyssa unintentionally

Summary In this conversation, Zach Watson discusses various topics during a board meeting. They talk about financial planning, including budgeting and taxes. They also discuss upcoming events, such as a wedding and a trip. Additionally, they touch on the importance of sharing interests and experiences with each other.
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Mar 18, 2024 • 1h 26min

Ep 61: Professor Neil and Zach talk Masculinity and Parasocial relationships

Summary In this podcast episode, Zach Watson interviews Professor Neil Shyminsky about his work in calling out toxic masculinity and making academic concepts accessible. They discuss the challenges of being a content creator and the importance of addressing misinformation. They also explore the themes of identity and transformation in the movie Barbie and the role of men in society. The conversation touches on the potential market for books on masculinity and the dangers of certain ideologies. In this conversation, Zach Watson and Neil Shyminsky discuss various topics related to content creation, parasocial relationships, and the impact of their work. They explore the reasons why certain messages resonate with young audiences and the importance of confidence in personal interactions. They also discuss the challenges and benefits of being recognized in public and the dynamics of parasocial relationships. Additionally, they touch on the process of creating content and the potential future projects they may pursue.
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Mar 11, 2024 • 12min

Ep 60: Minimum Standard of Care (Solo)

Interested in my programs? Check the avilability on my calendar here for a free consultation call: https://recoveringmanchild.com/relationshipgoalsconsult Affiliate book recommendations link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/realzachthinkshare/list/31VK59SM3UZC1?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsfrealzachthinkshare_CSNPB6GF50X49FFBSVE1

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