Think Queerly
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- Update frequency
- every 6 days
- Average duration
- 30 minutes
- Episodes
- 243
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2024
Is History Repeating? What the Rise of Fascism and Dictatorships Can Tell Us About How to Act, Now
Here's an alternative to reading the news, getting upset, and wondering how we can stop anti-2SLGBTQ prejudice and hate-fuelled movements:
Study and understand history.
What's happening in the world t…
Pride at Work Canada with Director of Programs, Jade Pichette
Jade Pichette (they/them) is an inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility professional based in Tkarón:to/Toronto. Currently Jade serves as the Director of Programs at Pride at Work Canada wher…
Interview with Mark J Silverman: Executive Coach, Speaker, Podcaster, and Best-Selling Author
In this episode, we talk about Mark recently turning 60, the fallacy of multi-passionate creatives, and what success really means.
But our primary focus is Mark's signature approach to productivity, …
When You Freely Love Who You Are, You Can Freely Create a Life You Love
Many people think that you need to come out to be your "authentic self."
- What does "being authentic" really mean?
- How is that advice helpful if you're in the closet and have been struggling to come out…
The Power of Self-Mastery for Queer Individuals to Strive Higher for the Common Good
In this episode, I speak with Leadership and Organizational Development Coach, Jeremy Long about the power of self-mastery for queer people.
Jeremy Long is a Queer man, Coach, and founder of the Consc…
I Knew I Was Gay When I Was Five Years Old
"Until I was 19 (in 1984), and for almost 15 years, I felt a combination of fear, guilt, shame, unrequited desire, silence, isolation, and otherness."
Self-examination and knowing the events, the peop…
What Is Queering Self-Mastery?
In this re-cast of the inaugural episode of the Queering Self-Mastery Podcast, I explain,
- The difference between the Think Queerly Podcast and Queerly Self-Mastery
- My reasons for creating a new Substac…
Interview with Michelle Douglas, Executive Director, LGBT Purge Fund
We start at the very beginning: why she decided to join the Canadian Military.
Douglas shares her story of what that was like, falling in love with another woman in her unit for the first time, being…
Ever Feel Challenged to Live an Inspired Queer Life?
For once, I'm the one being asked the questions! Enjoy this re-cast of the podcast, 40 Plus: Gay Men. Gay Talk, hosted by Rick Clemons.
"Ever feel challenged to live an inspired queer life? Feeling ai…
Without Core Values, You Won’t Know What You Stand For or How to Live with Integrity
Without values, it’s challenging to create a long-term life plan.
If you don’t know what’s most important to you, you can’t make choices based on integrity. Values are the compass that keeps you on t…
What’s Wrong With Me? Here’s a Better Question to Ask Yourself.
Self-talk that creates self-judgement, comparison, and shame is not self-empowering.
It’s downright unhealthy and damaging to your self-esteem!
If you’ve truly done something wrong you feel guilt about…
Are You Living a Big Enough Dream?
Ever since I was a little boy, I’ve dreamt small.
I was a sickly child with severe ADHD. I had a learning disability that made it hard for me to read letters. And I was gay without knowing what that m…
It Gets Better Canada: Uplifting, Empowering, and Connecting 2SLGBTQ+ Youth Across Canada
In this week's episode, I speak with Omid Razavi, the Executive Director, and Ethan Berkeley-Garcia, Youth Ambassador of It Gets Better Canada.
I had such a great time hosting this interview. It's cle…
Cultivating Leadership That Cares About its Employees — The Role of Neuroscience in Diversity, Equity, and LGBTQ+ Inclusion.
In neuroscience, the ACC is an acronym for the anterior cingulate cortex, the part of the brain commonly called the animal or mammalian brain.
Most animals have basic needs like food, shelter, safety,…
Small Town Pride: A Documentary About the Joys and Challenges of Being Queer in Canadian Small Towns
In this episode, I speak with the Co-Director, Producer, and Editor of the film, Chelle Turingan.
Organizing in church basements, classrooms and around kitchen tables, they take on a conservative town…
Everything We Value, We’ve Been Taught to Value. Don’t Be Pink-Washed by Corporations Vying for Your LGBTQ+ Money this June.
You have the power to demand inclusion, dignity, and respect 365 days a year because you can take your purchasing power elsewhere.
But don’t sit in silence with your decision to support LGBTQ+ busines…
Feeling Stressed & Overwhelmed By All the Bad News in the World?
We are overwhelmed by the untenable problems in the world and have little capacity left to feel like we have the agency to make a difference.
Even for those of us with practiced emotional resilience, …
Are Personality Assessments Like Myers-Briggs and Enneagrams Useful for Personal Development
These tests can be a leaping-off-point, but not a justification for who you are, perhaps for the simple reason that they are not factual. Find out why I don't use these kinds of tests with my clients…
Why "Sincerely Held Religious Beliefs" Are Hypocritical, Insincere, and Killing LGBTQ2S+ People
Sincerely held religious beliefs lack critical thought. They’re unreasonable towards people who don’t believe or disagree. Pre-judgement of non-believers is what makes them hypocritical.
Interview With Dax Moy: Transformational Coach & Creator of MindMap Mastery Neuro-Coaching
In every aspect of how Dax Moy shows up in the world is his desire to help people experience themselves as the version of themselves that they most want to meet.
Dax is a coach, educator, mentor, auth…