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Daily Proverbs with Adam Qadmon
Kim & John
6 episodes
22 hours ago
What explains the striking gap between our desire to honor our parents and our actual daily choices? Our conversation dives into fascinating research showing that while 87% of people want to make their parents proud, only 34% actively consider how their decisions reflect family values in day-to-day life. We explore how this concept of honor appears across cultures and throughout history. Every major civilization has developed systems of filial piety, with particularly strong expressions in E...
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What explains the striking gap between our desire to honor our parents and our actual daily choices? Our conversation dives into fascinating research showing that while 87% of people want to make their parents proud, only 34% actively consider how their decisions reflect family values in day-to-day life. We explore how this concept of honor appears across cultures and throughout history. Every major civilization has developed systems of filial piety, with particularly strong expressions in E...
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Society & Culture
Religion & Spirituality,
Christianity,
Health & Fitness,
Mental Health
Episodes (6/6)
Daily Proverbs with Adam Qadmon
Proverbs 1:8 - The Honor Gap
What explains the striking gap between our desire to honor our parents and our actual daily choices? Our conversation dives into fascinating research showing that while 87% of people want to make their parents proud, only 34% actively consider how their decisions reflect family values in day-to-day life. We explore how this concept of honor appears across cultures and throughout history. Every major civilization has developed systems of filial piety, with particularly strong expressions in E...
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22 hours ago
2 minutes

Daily Proverbs with Adam Qadmon
Proverbs 1:7 - Fear as Wisdom's Gateway
What if your deepest fears aren't obstacles but gateways? This thought-provoking exploration challenges everything you thought you knew about fear and wisdom. Standing at the edge of the Grand Canyon, you feel something profound—not terror, but a racing heart that acknowledges magnificence beyond comprehension. This sensation, we discover, perfectly illustrates an ancient paradox: that a certain kind of fear marks the beginning of true knowledge. While seemingly counterintuitive to modern mi...
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1 day ago
4 minutes

Daily Proverbs with Adam Qadmon
Proverbs 1:1,6 - Ancient Wisdom for Modern Criticism
Why do we spend hours perfecting our social media posts but shut down completely when someone offers helpful feedback? This fascinating contradiction reveals something profound about human nature and our relationship with criticism. Drawing from ancient wisdom that predates modern psychology by thousands of years, we uncover a counterintuitive approach to handling feedback. These ancient texts suggest something revolutionary: actively seeking criticism is actually a mark of wisdom. But how d...
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2 days ago
7 minutes

Daily Proverbs with Adam Qadmon
Proverbs 1:1,4 - The Forgotten 70%
The shocking truth about human memory starts our exploration - we forget a staggering 70% of what we learn within just 24 hours unless we actively process it. This revelation launches our deep dive into why continuous learning must be paired with intentional reflection to create lasting impact. Through compelling research from Harvard Business School, we discover that dedicating just 15 minutes daily to reflection improves performance by 23%. Neuroscience backs this up, revealing how our bra...
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3 days ago
5 minutes

Daily Proverbs with Adam Qadmon
Proverbs 1:1,3 - The Guidance Paradox
We make over 35,000 decisions daily yet seek guidance for less than 1% of them, despite research showing that people who regularly seek advice report 47% higher satisfaction with decision outcomes. Science confirms that combining three distinct pathways—prayer, scripture, and community support—creates the most effective decision-making framework and leads to significantly better results. • Studies show people who combine all three forms of guidance are 68% more likely to report feeling confi...
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4 days ago
5 minutes

Daily Proverbs with Adam Qadmon
Proverbs 1:1-2 - The Perfection Paradox
Most people fundamentally misunderstand perfection as never making mistakes, when it's actually about continuous growth and maturity over time. We explore how this mindset shift can transform our approach to personal development and spiritual growth. • Perfectionism has increased by 33% since 1989, making people sick with impossible standards • 80% of New Year's resolutions fail by February due to unrealistic expectations • The Japanese concept of kaizen (continuous improvement) offers a bet...
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5 days ago
3 minutes

Daily Proverbs with Adam Qadmon
What explains the striking gap between our desire to honor our parents and our actual daily choices? Our conversation dives into fascinating research showing that while 87% of people want to make their parents proud, only 34% actively consider how their decisions reflect family values in day-to-day life. We explore how this concept of honor appears across cultures and throughout history. Every major civilization has developed systems of filial piety, with particularly strong expressions in E...