Quillo Pod

What are your fears, hopes and dreams? - Importance of creating a plan

In this week's episode, John and Cynthia discuss the impact of creating a plan and the experience of immigrant families. We all know navigating the disability system is complex - now imagine this experience for immigrant parents. 
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Rainbow unicorn is non negotiable; A Mom finds creative way to recruit staff

In this week's episode, John and Cynthia discuss the topic of recruiting staff. How a Mom in the UK found a creative way to best attract talented staff to work with her son.
Mom’s Facebook Post 
Blitz Media Book - Heart Hope & Honesty 
Jason Freeman Podcast Awkwardly Awesome Answers 
 
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Do you want a good life or a great life? Exploring Independence and Interdependence

This week John and Cynthia discuss independence and interdependence. As well as its relationship to community and self.
 
Read about Markus  Typology 
More from David Pitonyak Loneliness Is the Only Real Disability
 
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Keep jumping on your bed and setting high expectations with Sue Gordon

 In this week's episode, John and Cynthia are joined by Quillo’s Chief Operating officer Sue Gordon. They discuss the topic of high expectations, its relationship to patience, a positive mindset, and the importance of community support.
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To learn more about LifeCourse Tools, visit Lifecousetools.com
Want to learn about the power of the word "YET"? We recommend reading Incredible Power of Yet 

What are your gifts and talents? Quillo Connect and Charting the LifeCourse Framework

In this week's episode, John and Cynthia discuss the importance of building a plan and identifying your gifts and talents.
 
What is Charting the LifeCourse: Learn More 
 
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Stories Help Build Connection

In this week's episode, John and Cynthia discuss the art of storytelling and its relationship to listening, connections, and vulnerability. 
Storytelling resource: NPR How to tell a captivating story — from a wedding toast to a job interview
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Building a Circle of Support with Sue Gordon

In this week's episode, John and Cynthia discuss the impact of a circle of support. They are joined by Sue Gordon, Chief Operating Officer at Quillo, and Charting the LifeCourse Ambassador.
Check out the following resources mentioned in the episode:
Sue's Blog recommendation: How To Grow Your Network of Support
Watch the following  video on Getting started on Quillo Connect by creating or joining Circles of Support 
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We need to talk about what is happening in our nation

 In this week's episode, John and Cynthia discuss the Buffalo shooting and what leaders and individuals can do.
 
Check out the following resources mentioned in the episode:
Cynthia’s podcast recommendation: In The Thick 
John’s NPR story recommendation: 1A Buffalo's Black Community Is Reeling After Being Targeted By A Mass Shooting 
Watch the following Quillo Connect video from Karyn Harvey 
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Smiling Transforms Our Energy

John and Cynthia discuss the power of smiling, how smiling transforms your energy, and its ripple effect.  
National Smile Day is May 31st! 
Check out the following resources mentioned in the episode:
Joyful June - take Dr. Karyn Harvey’s Happiness Assessment and identify what makes you happy, laugh, and find joy.
Health Benefits of smiling: https://www.delawarepsychologicalservices.com/post/11-benefits-of-smiling
 
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Power of Stories

Join John Dickerson and Cynthia Morraz for a conversation on the powers of stories and the role of Quillo connect.
 
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