Bully bag

Psychology Today defines bullying as "a distinctive pattern of harming and humiliating others, specifically those who are in some way smaller, weaker, younger or in any way more vulnerable than the bully."

Research into bullying has shown that the majority of bullies are antisocial and either unaware or indifferent towards the emotions and feelings of others.

Children who experience bullying are considerably more likely to suffer from anxiety, sadness, depression, loneliness, eating disorders, trouble with sleeping, and other health problems.

Witnesses of bullying suffer almost as much as the victims..., individuals who witness bullying are considerably more likely to abuse alcohol, drugs or tobacco, engage in truancy, and experience anxiety and depression.

bullies are much more likely to abuse drugs and alcohol, destroy public property, wind up in physical altercations, and become academic dropouts. Studies furthermore affirm that bullies are more prone to having criminal records and abusing their significant others and children in their adult lives.

Do bullies grow out of it?

Some bullies do leave the behavior behind. But many do not; aggression is a very stable social interaction style. Many who were bullies as children turn into antisocial adults

How do you deal with a bully?

Studies show that the most effective way of stopping a bully is to activate bystanders;

Q1) what’s the best way to beat bullies?

Q2) tell me one time you were a bully and what made you do it?

link:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/bullying

0:00-5:00 bully definition

5:00 Bobby’s take on beating bullies

6:00 separating behaviors and person

7:00 Bobby’s Bullying lessons (social accountability)

8:00 standing up for those who’ve been bullied

9:00-13:00 adrian’s bully testimony

15:00 bobby’s bully story (trailer park files)

16:00 healthy boundaries

18:00 have you ever been a bully? (bully bullyer- Mr. P)

23:00 embrace confrontation / embrace softness

28:00 cyberbullying/harassment preview

31:00 what is the cyberbullying equivalent of physical form

34:00 audience questions

35:00 hurt ppl = hurt ppl

38:00 streets v adjacent to the streets

39:00 streets are the foundation of civilization

Bobby’s Bag- Counterfeit Bag

Pt. 1

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/article/lying-hoax-false-fibs-science

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRm9i_YzTvI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvLf63krM2g

Lying Definition: The deliberate attempt to get someone to believe something that you know is not true

According to Dr. Tracy Marks, there are three types of lying normal lying, prolific lying and pathological lying.

Normal is

Prolific= 6 LITTLE lies and 3 BIG lies daily Pathalogical= compulsive

Little lies vs big lies Little Lies

• Lying to keep from hurting someone’s feelings

• Lying to protect someone

• Lying when you don’t like someone’s gift

• Lying to preserve a secret

• Telling lies to children to curtail their desires

Big Lies

• Lying about if you like someone

• Saying you haven’t had much to drink when you have

• Saying someone looks good when they don’t

• About if you love someone

• Not telling your partner where or who you’ve been with

• Cheating on sick days

• Lying about how much money you’ve spent on someone

• Pretending you were too busy to take a call

1. At this very moment, what’s one of the most outrageous, stupid lies you once told that you can remember?

2. What’s a pathological lie you’ve encountered that stands out and that you feel like it’s best for you to share with people here on PTB?

counterfeit bag times

1:34 intro

4:00 counterfeit bag

6:30 adrian’s lie (fear of rejection)

10:00 P’s lie (basic bitch questions)

11:00 what is their favorite lie, their parents told them as children

12:45 why he lied (credit)

13:45 q2 pathological lies that i’ve encountered

15:00 pathological liars - massage therapy story

19:00 adrian’s family store

22:00 little lies v big lies

23:00 art of war, every lie is a hostile act but all hostilities aren’t reasons for war

25:55 pause

26:00 cut out

27:00 come back morality/sin/culture

28:00 trickster characters are there to deceive us

30:00 lying = theivery

30:45 positive lying = intelligence

32:00 art = lying

34:00 my favorite lie = weight equals health

35:00 my favorite lie = we only use 10% of our brains

S03E07 The Artist's Way, Overcoming Artist's Block, The Book Bag - S03E07 Book Bag

Tips From The Artist’s Way

1. Morning pages
2. Artists Dates
3. Find your inner naysayers, name them, and then learn how to dismiss them
4. Anyone who whines that they’ll be too old by the time they learn something new—the trumpet, watercolor, screenwriting—she reminds that they’ll be just as old whether they try the new thing or not.
5. set aside twenty minutes twice a week and take a walk without a destination in mind or a cell phone in hand

Q1) What’s the best piece of advice you’ve gotten on coming up with creative ideas?

Q2) What is ideal management?

1. talking to you about goals and timelines
2. advocator
3. strategist
4. like your music
5. you get along with them

5 Tips For Combating Musical Writer’s Block

all artist go through periods where it can feel either effortless or endlessly challenging to create

1. Experiment on a new instrument
2. Explode your process and try something different - you can change your writing process by doing what you typically do last first or starting in a new and unfamiliar way.
3. Collaborate with someone new - The newness of working with someone new can get you thinking about what’s possible in music in different and exciting ways
4. Seek out new music - you’ll be inspired by the specific ideas you hear.
5. Give yourself a break -  Hitting the pause button allows you to recharge your creative energies and develop new ideas.

Timeline

00:00 Bag Intro

01:21 The Artist Way

02:55 Writers Routine

06:00 Combating Writer’s Block

07:32 Tips For Combatting Artist Block

10:32 Collaborations For Growth

13:00 New Artists

15:00 New App Recommendations

16:16 Taking A Break

19:00 Closing Ideas

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