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In this final episode of the season, newly officially certified YungMentors Cameron and Aya (congratulations to you both!) together with Kate discuss giving and receiving gifts. Lots of things need to be taken into consideration here: preferred love languages are  important, (And while we are on a subject, there was a whole episode on love languages). The trio agree that presents that last matter, as do those that required a lot of prep and thought. Gift cards are a big no!  

We are taking a break with a pod for a few weeks and will be back with a new season in the new year. Happy holidays from all of us at YungMash Collective!

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In this episode, YungMentor Cameron talks to our resident expert, Sydney based clinical psychologist Michael Kirton, about the most effective psychological concepts and techniques that will help you lead a better life. 

Self awareness is central to elevating one’s conscience: you yourself are your own best therapist. We live in a society that doesn’t readily recognise trauma, and we should be better equipped to do so. Our own memories, according to neuroscientists, are overvalued, as your brain always distorts them. Intuition, meanwhile, plays a significant role in your personal self-regulating - you just need to learn what to do about it.

Michael shares how neurocoaching and neuroscience could support people with trauma and with painful memories. He describes the techniques we can use so we no longer are troubled by old traumatic experiences. Rewiring your brain, retraining it so it operates more often in the salience rather than default network is a lifelong task. If you want to live a more positive, happy human life, than you need to spend more time in the salience network.

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In this episode, Kate (Masha's mum) and YunMentor Caitlin, chat with a 20-year old Londoner Craig, law student and podcast host, who once invited Masha to his show to discuss the meaning of life (and you can find all the relevant links below). 

Now it's his turn. 

Craig, Kate and Caitlin discuss what life means to them. Inevitably, that sense is likely to be very different and dependent on your age, upbringing, way of life and experience. In the upcoming hour the trio touch on Christianity and spirituality, helping others and living true to your own values, personal accountability and avoidance of judgement. 

As always, we are very keen to hear your views on the subject. What is the meaning of life? Did it change for you? And if so, why?

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In this episode, Kate (Masha's mum) and YunMentor Aya, chat with a former Kabbalah teacher and a life coach Jay Kemal. 

Their conversation centres around removing pressure from yourself - how can we practice and learn and make effort to continually be oneself? Why is it important? Knowing who you are is not an end goal, it’s a constantly moving process. Getting to know yourself is a life-long journey.

Practice self audit - why am I doing it or who am I doing it for? Am I enjoying it? (We are not saying everything should be fun, there is hard graft in it, you’ve got to put the hours in). Spiritually we also have to guide our parents - it might take 30 years so buckle up!  

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In this episode, Kate (Masha's mum) and YunMentor Tatyana, chat with one of the world's leading neuroresearchers Mark Waldman. 

They discuss what neurocoaching is and how it is different to psychotherapy, go over some of the techniques and methods of neurocoaching, as well as dispel some of the myths and urban legends about brain and brain research. You'll learn about 'compassionate communication' and the most effective way of reaching mindful awareness and being present. Most importantly, you'll be reminded about the importance of trusting your own intuition (the brain telling you what really works for it!) and why it is so important to speak only 10-20 words at any one time. 

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In this episode, Kate (Masha's mum) is chatting with three YungMash mentors - Aya, Avalon and Caitlin - about all things love language.

Cooking food, spending money, giving attention or praise, organising secret trips, selecting clothes, sending unexpected gifts - there are lots and lot of ways to express love (in fact, there are 6 ways of doing so, and a link below will lead you to a quiz to identify yours). 

Different people have different ways of giving AND receiving love - and if your way of giving and someone's way of receiving don't match, it might lead to problems. So how to navigate all this? Listen to our latest episode and send us your stories about your love language. 

(Also, if you are into astrology, pay attention to your Moon - it governs your emotional side, including your attitude to love and presents. We talk about that, too).  

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In this episode, Kate (Masha's mum) is chatting with two YungMash mentors - Tatiana and Caitlin - about what it takes to stay positive in dark situations in life. They stay away from discussing trauma, as it requires a very special, trained approach, but instead concentrated on how to pick yourself up more effectively when life's challenges come.  

They discuss the importance of feeling grateful and being hopeful, the significance of taking a pause wherever you feel reactive, the value of regular stretching and yawning (you'll hear a lot more regularly about stretching and yawning here!) and remembering that most of things in life are temporary. 

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In this episode, Kate (Masha's mum) is chatting to two mediums - Heike and Caitlin. They discuss messages from loved ones and transition to the other side, different forms of energy and dreams, spiritual support, and above all, the purpose of life. 

If you find this episode relatable and/or engaging, please share it with your networks. It's impressive how many people are actually interested in the topic, once you start talking to them.     

The podcast, Masha's pride and joy, forms the integral part of Yungmash Collective - we aim to bring you new episodes regularly. Please get in touch if you have any ideas for future podcasts - we'd love to hear from you. Thank you for listening and sharing.

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In this episode, Tatiana (Masha's friend) and Kate (Masha's mum) discuss going though grief and share their own tips on navigating different stages of it. Everyone goes though a grieving process differently and there are no firm rules, but there are helpful tips on what to say and not say, what to do and not do, and when. 

If you find this episode relatable and/or engaging, please share it with your networks - every one of us will deal with grief at some point of our lives. 

The podcast, Masha's pride and joy, forms the integral part of Yungmash Collective - we aim to bring you new episodes regularly. Please get in touch - we'd love to hear from you. Thank you for listening and sharing.

Yungmash Collective is a peer-to-peer, global mentoring and empowering community based on cutting edge neuroscience. 

Masha passed away in March 2022. Her legacy is being celebrated by a new foundation set to be launched on her 22nd birthday - Yungmash Collective, a peer-to-peer, global mentoring and empowering community based on cutting edge neuroscience. Check the details below. 

This latest episode is led by Kate, Masha's mother and the foundation's head. She is joined by Masha's friends Tatiana, Caitlin and Aya, to discuss signs they, like many others, have been getting from Masha over the last few months. They also talk about the foundation, its purpose, values and principles, all inspired by its founder, Masha.  

The podcast, Masha's pride and joy, forms the integral part of Yungmash Collective - we aim to bring you new episodes regularly. Please get in touch - we'd love to hear from you. Thank you for listening and sharing.