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Oct 26, 2026

Barbara WainwrightHOST
0:11
Today, we're doing a book study on Awakening to Divine Purpose, a guide through the six stages of spiritual transformation, written by Barbara Wainwright, and we hope you have your copy so that you can follow along.
Barbara WainwrightHOST
0:23
Today, we are on stage four, Practicing the Principles, section 12, Forgiveness Brings Peace.
Barbara WainwrightHOST
0:31
My name's Barbara Wainwright, and I'm here with Gilda Simonet.
Barbara WainwrightHOST
0:33
Welcome, Gilda.
Daniel WhitenackHOST
11:56
So how do I then map that onto my situation from a business leader standpoint or a practitioner standpoint within a company? Like what...
Daniel WhitenackHOST
12:05
Principle-wise should be at the top of my mind as I'm trying to parse through that noise to, well, should I really stop what I'm doing today and sit down and look at this more deeply? Can I put this on our backlog to investigate at some point? Any practical tips on that side?
Spencer McIntyreGUEST
12:23
Yeah, absolutely.
Spencer McIntyreGUEST
12:24
I've been through this rodeo a few times where like a really big vulnerability comes out and I was just knee deep in it like an hour ago trying to figure out like many people are.
speaker_7NARRATOR
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End quote.
speaker_7NARRATOR
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Principles, Volume 1, Page 185.
speaker_7NARRATOR
71:05
Angel, quote, It consists simply in the direct examination of one's own mental process.
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Close quote.

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speaker_7NARRATOR
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Without question, Stout is bringing in here illicitly the concept of a single observer, and his introspection does not provide for the observation of this observer.
speaker_7NARRATOR
80:35
For the process observed and the observer are distinct.
speaker_7NARRATOR
80:39
James' doctrine of introspection, as stated in the Principles, is less inconsistent than Stout's.
speaker_7NARRATOR
80:46
That James seriously doubted the actual existence of the machinery he built up in theory does not in any way lessen the need for its examination, since the influence of James' speculations concerning consciousness is unfortunately very strongly felt in psychology.
Mark WhitbyHOST
0:00
So Greg, first of all, I've never heard of a contingent agency filling 60% of jobs, much less 80 plus percent of jobs.
Mark WhitbyHOST
0:06
That's really unusual.
Mark WhitbyHOST
0:07
The big news, right, is that you've just published a book called Recruitment Principles, which
Greg BenadibaGUEST
0:12
I've been coaching recruiters for 25 years, and I've not heard that idea before, which is...
Greg BenadibaGUEST
0:17
How confident are you that the other agencies actually understand what they're looking for? And they say, well, now that you say that, I don't think they are at all.
Mark WhitbyHOST
0:56
So how are you doubling that?
Greg BenadibaGUEST
0:59
So
Mark WhitbyHOST
0:59
the big news, right, is that you've just published a book called Recruitment Principles, which we're going to get into.
Carlee Alm-LaBarHOST
17:02
And I think Max preparing for this episode was what made me read your article that you wrote with Sheena and talking about, you know, placemaking kind of starting to lose its meaning because it's become such an omnipresent word.
Carlee Alm-LaBarHOST
17:20
But I think a lot of the Principles in the Neighborhood Playbook are principles that I see you bringing to your placemaking work.
Carlee Alm-LaBarHOST
17:28
So I'm wondering if you can kind of talk about that iterative process from the work that you do and how you see that aligning with the playbook.
Max MusicantGUEST
17:41
I think this work, whether it's called placemaking or planning or we're working on the real estate side or public space side, is really about creating the sorts of experiences that we want to have in space, whether it's privately owned or publicly owned, community space, et cetera, and that that is shaped by the ecosystem of the built environment, the care of that environment, and the things going on within that environment.
Darrell SteinHOST
1:06
And most leaders find this deeply uncomfortable and spend enormous energy avoiding it.
Darrell SteinHOST
1:14
I'm Daryl, and this is Profit in Principle.
Darrell SteinHOST
1:18
In the last episode, we talked about who you let in the door.
Darrell SteinHOST
1:22
In this episode, we're going to talk about what you do when someone who's already inside is making things harder than they should be.

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Darrell SteinHOST
20:32
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Darrell SteinHOST
20:36
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Darrell SteinHOST
20:39
So I hope you'll join us next week on Profit in Principle.
Barbara WainwrightHOST
0:11
Today, we're doing a book study on Awakening to Divine Purpose, a guide through the six stages of spiritual transformation written by Barbara Wainwright, and we hope you have your copy so that you can follow along.
Barbara WainwrightHOST
0:23
Today, we are on stage four, Practicing the Principles, section 11, Letting Go of Resentment.
Barbara WainwrightHOST
0:31
My name is Barbara Wainwright, and I'm here with Gilda Simonet.
Barbara WainwrightHOST
0:33
Welcome, Gilda.
Cam CookseyHOST
60:32
So, Sharon Cooper, all these things I just read to you guys.
Cam CookseyHOST
60:36
Principles-wise, support small businesses, promote responsible growth, create more job opportunities, keep lowering taxes.
Cam CookseyHOST
60:42
This one, I would say, get rid of taxes, but If we're doing lesser of two evils, I'll say, of course, sharing.
Cam CookseyHOST
60:48
If I'm doing not lesser of two evils, just principles, I'm going, all right, support small business, check.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
4:03
This word sumu is a fi'l amr, is a command.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
4:10
And just as you mentioned in the previous narration, that the أصل, the foundation of a نهي, the foundation of a prohibition, is that it is يعني على وجه تحريم.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
4:22
That is something which is حرام.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
4:24
Now, when it comes to a command, then the أصل, the foundation upon that, is that it's an obligation.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
4:30
So if you read a narration, or you see from the آيات a command to do something, then this is an obligation, unless there is a proof to say other than that.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
4:45
And so, as a principle, if you see a command, then, generally speaking, the ruling for what you've been commanded with is that it's an obligation.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
36:38
Now I'm unadulterated.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
36:41
So now how can a person say that we're going to follow that position? Because now if they follow that, for example, and then they enter into a marriage that could be regarded as invalid, فكم يعني من المفاسد تترتب على ذلك How much harm and how much evil comes after that? If a person enters into a marriage not valid, then what else happens after that? Now, then children, and what are these children prescribed to the father and all of these things? Now, أعوذ بالله Point being is that upon us, the أصل is اتباع الحق واتباع السنة واتباع سنة النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم Now, ولا اتباع الرجال When we say we're أهل السنة والجماعة, then we are individuals that take the سنة before all else.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
37:32
The سنة takes precedence before the آراء وأقوال الرجال Now, آراء وأحواء الرجال The سنة takes precedence over and above the opinions of men, over and above the desires of men.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
37:48
Because the سنة is متهرة The سنة of the Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم is that matter which is pure.

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