بهترین پادکست های Practical Strategies (2025)

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From Discovery to Deduction: Modern Theft Loss Rules Explained 1:04:28

22h ago1:04:28

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Jeremy explores the complex world of theft loss deductions, examining how digital asset scams have renewed interest in these tax provisions under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The episode breaks down the three key criteria for claiming theft losses, explains why timing of discovery matters more than when the theft occurred, and analyzes five modern sc…

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75. Trained by Trials: How God's Discipline Leads to Peace and Holiness 16:25

1d ago16:25

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Friend, what if the hardship you’re walking through right now isn’t rejection from God, but His love? In today’s episode, I’m diving deep into Hebrews 12:4–13 to show you how God’s discipline isn’t punishment — it’s fatherly training that shapes us into holiness and peace. I’ll walk you through the passage verse by verse, unpacking key Greek words …

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Ep. 65: How to Teach Maintenance and Generalization of Skills in ABA and Special Education 14:44

2d ago14:44

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If it’s not generalizing, it’s not functional. In this episode, we break down what true mastery looks like, how to plan for maintenance from the start, and practical ways to “teach loosely” so skills stick across people, places, and materials. 🔑 Key Takeaways Redefine Mastery: Ditch “80% for 3 days” as the finish line—probe across time (weeks), peo…

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CISOs Hate Your Marketing. Here’s How to Fix It. (with special guest Den Jones, Founder of 909Cyber) 41:06

2d ago41:06

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This week on Chocolate Pill, we welcome Den Jones, a recognized leader in Zero Trust security with 35+ years of IT and cybersecurity experience across tech, finance, and manufacturing. From running enterprise security at Adobe and Cisco to serving as Chief Security Officer at SonicWall and Banyan Security, Den has built and scaled some of the indus…

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Building a Successful Piano Teaching Studio Tips and Strategies 10:59

3d ago10:59

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Growing a thriving music teaching studio takes more than just being a great teacher. In this episode, I share seven essential steps to set your studio up for long-term success—from defining your unique identity, creating clear policies, and building smooth systems, to keeping parents engaged and going easy on yourself. Whether you’re starting fresh…

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74. Faith Over Fame: Living with Grace in a Performance-Driven World 1:15:00

8d ago1:15:00

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What happens when you’ve reached the top of your game — but realize fame and performance don’t fill the ache in your soul? This week, I’m joined by Belinda Halloran, a retired professional athlete, native Australian, and now a sports psychologist and mental performance coach living in Sonoma, California. Belinda’s story is one of grit, grace, and t…

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Misfit Minute 11: Sticky Note Praise Strategy for Quick Classroom Reinforcement 1:58

9d ago1:58

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This week’s Misfit Minute is all about a tiny tool with a big payoff—sticky notes! 📝 Audra shares a quick and easy praise strategy you can implement immediately to boost positive behavior, make students feel seen, and encourage classroom-wide reinforcement. Perfect for preschool, special education, and any classroom that thrives on connection and e…

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Surviving SGE: A Practical Guide to AI Overviews & Organic Traffic 29:38

9d ago29:38

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AI is rewriting the rules of search—and your SEO plan. Erin, Chris, and Sandi break down what’s changing (AI Overviews, LLM-driven answers, Gen Z searching on TikTok/YouTube), why over-relying on Google is risky, and how to rebuild a durable strategy. We cover intent-led content, the 7-11-4 framework for multi-channel engagement, using video as a r…

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The #1 Mistake Music Teachers Make (And How I Fixed It) 12:53

10d ago12:53

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Are you telling instead of teaching? In this episode, I dive into the #1 mistake I see teachers making in their lessons — defaulting to telling students information instead of truly guiding their learning. I’ll share four practical strategies you can use right away to shift from telling to teaching, from asking curious questions to recording and re…

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When Disaster Strikes: Navigating Casualty Loss Deductions 1:00:58

15d ago1:00:58

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Natural disasters, accidents, and sudden destructive events can create significant financial hardship, but the tax code provides some relief through casualty loss deductions. This episode breaks down the complex rules governing what qualifies as a deductible casualty loss, including the critical distinction between personal and business losses unde…

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73. When the Miracle Hasn't Come Yet: Lessons From the Tomb 16:34

15d ago16:34

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There’s a moment in Mark 15:42–47 that we often rush past—the space between the cross and the resurrection. Jesus’ body is in the tomb, the stone is rolled in place, and to everyone watching, it looks like the end. But I want to remind you—God was still working. In this episode, I’m inviting you into those quiet, in-between seasons of life when the…

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Ep. 64: Preschool Circle Time Tips for Engagement, Structure, and Special Education Success 21:32

16d ago21:32

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Preschool circle time doesn’t have to be chaos! 🎶 In this episode, we share simple strategies to keep little learners engaged, structured, and having fun—while meeting every student where they are. 🌟 🎧 Key Takeaways • Purpose of Circle Time: Sets the tone for the day, offering structure and fun through songs, weather checks, and IEP skill practice.…

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PSA: More channels is not a marketing strategy. How to find the right marketing mix. 37:36

16d ago37:36

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Topics covered: How startup marketing channels typically evolve after founder-led sales Why the “bag of tricks” approach can derail your channel strategy How to gather early signals from sales, your CEO, and competitors Paid media: where it works best and why it’s often the first marketing lever Building a test-and-learn mindset vs. going “all in” …

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Your Child Doesn’t Have to Be “Musical” – Just This 10:11

17d ago10:11

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Is My Child "Musical Enough" for Piano Lessons? 🎹 Many parents wonder if their child is “talented” or “musical” before starting lessons—but that’s the wrong question. In this episode, I share why every child is musical, why calling students “talented” can be misleading, and how skill really comes from practice, nurture, and persistence. If you’ve e…

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72. The Danger of Loud Crowds and Half-Truths 16:35

22d ago16:35

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In Acts 19:23–41, we see a full-blown riot break out in Ephesus after the gospel disrupts the city’s economy, pride, and idol worship. What started with one man’s complaint turned into hours of shouting — and most people didn’t even know why they were there. In today’s episode, I’m unpacking what really happened in Ephesus that day and why mob ment…

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Misfit Minute 10: Reinforcement vs. Bribery – What Teachers and BCBAs Need to Know 1:15

23d ago1:15

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Reinforcement isn’t a trick, a loophole, or a bribe—it’s an evidence-based strategy that builds real behavior change. In this quick Misfit Minute, Caitlin shares a practical way to explain the difference between reinforcement and bribery—perfect for staff training or team refreshers. 🧠 Key Takeaways: 🔄 Reinforcement is proactive, planned, and deliv…

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Building a Marketing Team That Doesn’t Break Your Business (or Your Budget) 52:43

23d ago52:43

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What startups and scaleups get wrong about hiring their marketing team — and how to do it better. In this episode of Chocolate Pill, we break down the biggest hiring mistakes founders and marketing leaders make when building their teams, from first hires to scaling the org. You’ll hear: Why hiring content first is a mistake The order of hires we re…

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Practice Secrets of the MOST Successful Piano Students - Unlock Their Winning Strategies 19:12

24d ago19:12

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🎹 What Makes a Piano Student Truly Successful? Sure, they practice—but that’s not the whole story. In this episode, I reveal 8 powerful (and surprisingly doable) habits that set top piano students apart. From planning smarter practice sessions to the real reason hands-together playing works, these “secrets” are the game-changers most students miss.…

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Section 121: The $500k Exclusion Explained 58:28

29d ago58:28

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Jeremy breaks down the complex rules surrounding Section 121's capital gains exclusion for home sales, using the Weber v. Commissioner tax court case to illustrate how taxpayers can lose out on excluding up to $500,000 in gains. The episode covers the critical two-out-of-five year ownership and use tests, explains how rental conversions can disqual…

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71. From Rules to Relationship: How Dying to the Law Brings Life to Your Faith, Marriage, and Parenting 33:39

29d ago33:39

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Are you living in “Law Mode” without even realizing it? In this episode, we unpack Romans 7:1–6 in plain language and explore how legalism can quietly creep into your faith, your marriage (yes, even intimacy), and your parenting. You’ll hear real-life stories, practical examples, and biblical wisdom to help you move from rule-driven to Spirit-led l…

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Ep. 63: 5 Data Collection Mistakes BCBAs and Special Educators Should Avoid 14:47

1M ago14:47

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Are you drowning in data but still missing progress? In this episode, we’re talking about the five most common data collection mistakes we’ve seen (and made!)—and how to fix them. Whether you're a BCBA, teacher, or therapist, these tips will help you streamline your systems, support your staff, and actually use the data you're collecting. 🧠 Key Tak…

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The 3 Lies Music Teachers Are Still Told 11:25

1M ago11:25

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🎧 3 Big Lies Music Teachers Believe (and How They Hurt Your Studio) Hey, beautiful teachers! In this episode, we’re busting three harmful myths many music teachers unknowingly believe—like treating method books or exam syllabi as a full curriculum, chasing more students instead of sustainable income, and thinking running a business makes you less o…

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70. From Chattanooga to London: Worshipping with My UK Family 13:05

1M ago13:05

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While traveling through the UK with my daughter Reese in July 2025, we had the incredible privilege of worshipping at Hillsong Church Central London. The praise was powerful, the Word was rich, and the Spirit of God was moving in a way that reminded me — His Kingdom truly has no borders. In this special mini episode (recorded on my phone as a voice…

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Misfit Minute #9: Easy Circle Time Ideas for Joint Attention and Conversation Skills 4:24

1M ago4:24

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This week, we’re keeping it super simple—and super effective. Audra shares two of her favorite low-prep activities that boost engagement, joint attention, and early conversation skills using nothing more than a decorated box or bag and a few trinkets from around the room. Perfect for preschool, early intervention, and special education classrooms! …

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Top 5 Piano Teaching Techniques for Young Learners 9:05

1M ago9:05

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Teaching young learners can be joyful and tricky! In this episode, I’m sharing five powerful tips to help your youngest students thrive—while keeping your lessons fun and engaging. From using games and creative theory to working with parents and breaking skills into bite-sized steps, this is your roadmap to more playful, productive teaching. Find o…

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Repair vs. Improvement: When Can You Deduct It? 56:04

1M ago56:04

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A rental property owner faces a $27,000 repair bill after a plumbing leak forces a complete bathroom renovation, water heater replacement, and structural repairs. Jeremy breaks down Treasury Decision 9636's framework for distinguishing between deductible repairs and capitalized improvements, using the three-part test of betterment, restoration, and…

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69. Planks, Specks, and Real Change: What Jesus Really Meant About Judgment and Healing 50:34

1M ago50:34

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What if the person you’re blaming in your life right now is actually the mirror God is using to heal you? In this episode, we’re diving deep into Jesus’ words in Matthew 7:1–5—about planks, specks, and the kind of heart work that leads to real change. I share part of my personal story, including how I spent years blaming others for how I felt, how …

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Ep. 62: How to Run Social Skills Groups in Schools and Clinics 25:11

1M ago25:11

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Running social skills groups can be tricky—especially when you’re balancing different student needs, group sizes, and settings. In this episode, we unpack how to structure and differentiate social skills groups for learners at every level—whether you’re in a school, clinic, or classroom. From dyads to full-blown community outings, we’re breaking do…

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Why Most Kids Quit Piano (It’s Not What You Think) 19:25

2M ago19:25

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Why Kids Really Quit Piano – And How to Stop It Kids don’t quit piano because they’re not musical or talented — the real reasons go much deeper. After 20+ years of teaching and working with educators worldwide, I’ve uncovered the true, often-overlooked causes behind student dropouts. In this episode, we break down the 7 key reasons kids quit (hint:…

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68. Called, Not Qualified: Parenting with Purpose When You Feel Unequipped 17:36

2M ago17:36

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Ever feel like you’re not cut out for parenting? Like someone else would do a better job raising your strong-willed, emotional, or struggling child? In this episode, we look at Luke 6:12–16 and the unexpected team Jesus chose to change the world—and how that speaks directly to your role as a parent. Jesus didn’t pick the most qualified. He picked t…

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Misfit Minute #8: Redirection Without Power Struggles — Gentle, Positive Behavior Strategies 1:13

2M ago1:13

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In this quick episode, Caitlin shares how to redirect student behavior without power struggles, using subtle, positive phrasing that preserves dignity and prevents escalation. Learn how to guide students clearly—without ever saying “No!” 💡 Key Takeaways 🔄 Redirection doesn’t need to be confrontational 💬 Use clear, positive language to say what to d…

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You're not a bad teacher - the system is BROKEN 15:57

2M ago15:57

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Is Your Teaching System Broken? You’re not a bad teacher — and you’re not a bad business owner. But if you’re burnt out, overbooked, and stuck in the 30-minute lesson grind, it might be time to question the system you’ve inherited. In this episode, we explore why the "default" model for music lessons isn’t working for most teachers — and how you ca…

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The Knowledge Economy Tax Trap: When Education Costs Aren't Deductible 56:47

2M ago56:47

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Jeremy breaks down the complex world of work-related education tax benefits, revealing why most educational expenses aren't as deductible as business owners think. He explains the stark difference between limited educational assistance programs that cap benefits at $5,250 annually and business expense deductions that often get rejected by the IRS f…

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67. Do You Want to Get Well? Confronting the Comfort of Brokenness with Jesus at Bethesda 55:11

2M ago55:11

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What if the thing keeping you stuck isn’t your circumstances—but the comfort you’ve found in them? In this powerful, Spirit-led episode, we unpack the story of the man at the pool of Bethesda in John 5:1–15 and the question Jesus still asks us today: “Do you want to get well?” Through deep biblical teaching, real-life examples, and personal stories…

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Ep. 61: 4 Must-Know Tips for New Special Education Teachers in Self-Contained Classrooms 12:00

2M ago12:00

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🎙 Join Caitlin and guest Michelle Morris, an experienced self-contained classroom teacher, as they unpack real talk for new special ed teachers. From unexpected chaos to building strong staff dynamics, Michelle shares the five things she wishes she knew starting out—plus how to lean into your team and your strengths without losing your mind. 💡 Whet…

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How to Help Parents Support Their Child’s Piano Practice at Home (Even If They Don’t Play) 15:42

2M ago15:42

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Do you have parents in your studio who feel lost when it comes to helping their child practice—because they “can’t read music” or “aren’t musical”? In this episode, we break down why musical training isn’t a requirement for being a great practice partner. Discover practical strategies to empower all parents, bust limiting beliefs, and build strong …

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66. The Labels We Carry: How Childhood Roles Shape Adult Identity 32:20

2M ago32:20

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What if the way you show up in marriage, parenting, and conflict isn’t who you truly are—but a role you learned to play as a child to survive dysfunction, earn love, or avoid pain? In today’s powerful and eye-opening episode, we will peel back the layers of childhood dysfunctional roles—like The Fixer, The Rebel, The Black Sheep, The Hero/Golden Ch…

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Misfit Minute #7: Pre-Correcting Behavior—3 Easy Steps to Prevent Common Chaos 4:24

2M ago4:24

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In this short and practical episode, we explore the power of pre-correcting behavior—a quick strategy to set students up for success before a problem even starts. You’ll learn how to spot patterns, cue expectations in the moment, and reinforce positive behavior with intention. 💡 Key Takeaways 🔍 Know the behavior patterns—when and where issues usual…

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Shiny Objects, Big Promises, and the Content Engine You Actually Need 29:05

2M ago29:05

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Why Great Content Strategies Fail Without Buy-In, Budget, and the Right Metrics Everyone says they want great content. Few are willing to fund it like they mean it. In this episode of Chocolate Pill, we tackle the messy reality of building a content engine that actually drives growth, and why leadership plays a bigger role than most think. Your hos…

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Watching paint dry…the fun way 12:31

2M ago12:31

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🎨 Let the Paint Dry: The Art of Layered Learning in Music Lessons Ever tried painting a room, your nails, or furniture—only to ruin it by rushing the layers? In this episode, we explore how the same mistake shows up in music teaching. From trying to fix everything at once in a student’s performance to spending too long on one activity, we unpack th…

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The Refund Statute of Limitations: When Time Runs Out 55:42

2M ago55:42

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Understanding the refund statute of limitations can mean the difference between claiming a refund and losing that money forever. This episode breaks down the complex rules around when taxpayers can file refund claims and how much they can recover, using the recent Hamilton v. US case as a cautionary tale. Whether you're dealing with late-filed retu…

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65. Stop Apologizing for Being Too Much: Bold Love, Boundaries, and the Beauty of Your Design 16:49

2M ago16:49

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Have you ever been told you’re too intense, too sensitive, too emotional, or just too much? Maybe you’ve spent years trying to tone it down, keep the peace, or avoid being misunderstood. But what if those parts of you were never a problem to fix—but a gift to steward? In this episode, we’re flipping the script on what real strength looks like. We’l…

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Ep. 60: Is It Positive Reinforcement or Punishment? Let’s Settle the Debate 7:13

2M ago7:13

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This episode started as a quick Misfit Minute—but it turned into a deep dive, so we made it a full one. Inspired by that iconic Big Bang Theory clip with Sheldon and the chocolates, we break down a question behavior folks love to debate: 👉 Is it positive reinforcement... or positive punishment? We walk through a simple way to understand the four te…

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Meet the Mischief Behind the Marketing 17:09

2M ago17:09

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Welcome to the Chocolate Pill, the podcast from a growth company run by three marketers who’ve actually done the work (and aren’t afraid to say what everyone else is thinking). In this not-too-polished debut, your hosts Sandi, Chris, and Erin introduce themselves, their company Miracle Max Marketing, and their mission: help scaling companies storm …

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Don’t WHIFF your policies 12:41

2M ago12:41

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Ever catch yourself doing a subtle sniff check in public—and realize it's not so subtle? In this episode, we explore how that awkward moment mirrors the way many music teachers overthink their policies. From endless "what ifs" around makeup lessons to over-complicated fee structures, we unpack how trying to cover every scenario only creates confusi…

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64. The Lies We Call Strength: Unlearning Self-Reliance and Embracing Dependence on God 18:52

3M ago18:52

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You’ve been called strong. You’ve held it together, pushed through, and shown up for everyone else… But deep down, you're exhausted—and maybe even a little angry. In this episode, we confront the lies we've been taught about strength—especially as Christian women and men—and uncover the truth: that real strength isn’t about self-reliance, but Spiri…

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Misfit Minute #6: How to Teach Replacement Behaviors That Actually Work 1:05

3M ago1:05

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In this bite-sized episode, we dive into a powerful mindset shift: don’t just teach the rule—teach the replacement behavior. Saying “don’t do that” isn’t enough. Real behavior change happens when we teach students exactly what to do instead. 💡 Key Takeaways: 🚫 Saying “don’t do that” doesn’t teach a skill—replacement behaviors do 🔁 Replacement behav…

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Lessons for piano teachers from learning to knit 17:21

3M ago17:21

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When was the last time you learned something completely new? In this episode, I share five surprising lessons from my journey learning to knit—and how they connect directly to effective piano teaching. From embracing the energy of new beginnings to knowing when it's time to plateau, we’ll explore how trying something outside your specialty can give…

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Joint vs Separate: Marriage Filing Fundamentals 1:02:28

3M ago1:02:28

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Most tax professionals assume joint filing is the default for married couples, but the tax code actually says the opposite. Jeremy Wells explores the surprising reality that married filing separately is technically the default status, requiring both spouses to elect joint filing under IRC Section 6013. He breaks down the key disadvantages of separa…

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63. The Myth of the Strong Christian Woman 16:09

3M ago16:09

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💔 You don’t have to be the strong one all the time. You’ve been praised for being the dependable one. The spiritual one. The “strong” one. But underneath the smile and the to-do list… you’re exhausted. You feel disconnected. Burnt out. Maybe even a little numb. This episode is for the woman who’s holding it all together on the outside—but feels lik…

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