The DAPS Show

Emotional Intelligence in a world that often emphasizes stoicism and emotional detachment in men, it's time to explore the transformative power of emotional intelligence. Join me on a captivating journey of self-discovery as I delve into the impact of emotional intelligence on men's lives.

This episode aims to challenge societal norms and shed light on the untapped potential of emotional intelligence for men. I explore the various facets of emotional intelligence, including self-awareness, empathy, and interpersonal skills, and how they contribute to personal growth, relationships, and professional success.

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In this final episode of season 3, I have the privilege of speaking with Donna Brissett for the third time and she drops more gems than ever about the ins and outs of content creation. She dives deeper and shares more about her journey as a content creator and generating income on a consistent basis. Great tips on getting started and negotiating for your value and making sure the compensation matches that value. 

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I spent some time with Tri Vuong an illustrator, comic writer, the creator of The Strange Tales of Oscar Zahn, Anchovie Akiyama, and co-creator of Everyday Hero Machine Boy, and learned a great deal about his creative process and dedication to his projects.

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Let's celebrate and recognize the incredible community leaders who have dedicated themselves to promoting positive change and improving the lives of those around them.

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In this episode, I shared some laughs with my guest Stouteesha as she walks me through her journey of ups and downs and getting shot, being incarcerated, being a mother, and still standing. She shares her viral moments and more. The full episode is available for patron members. Pledge here.

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This law states that "a good reputation is the most valuable asset you can have." Law 5 is all about understanding the importance of a good reputation and how it can impact all aspects of our lives. 

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Brené Brown, the famous author once said, "Vulnerability is showing up when you can't control the outcome." This reminds us that sometimes we have to take a risk and be vulnerable in order to grow and learn. In this episode, I'll be sharing three tips on how you can embrace vulnerability in your own life.

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Tanasha Smith is a driven entrepreneur and business owner. She is the owner of Mastery of Self Inc a counseling services business and the author of "Once Broken" which is available for purchase on Amazon. Follow and support Tanasha on social media.

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The fourth of the 48 Laws of Power series. When you are trying to impress people with words, the more you say, the more common you appear, and the less in control. How can we use this principle in our daily lives?

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