ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Laura Trice - Counselor, coach and baker
Laura Trice is a counselor, life coach -- and purveyor of wholesome junk food.

Why you should listen

Dr. Laura Trice is a therapist and coach, devoted to practices that help people find fulfillment. She's created a therapeutic program called Writing in Recovery that uses creative skills such as journaling and music to help people develop better self-awareness and set goals. She's taught this program at such well-known clinics as Betty Ford and Promises. She's the author of the book How to Work Any 12-Step Program.

In her other life, she is the head of Laura's Wholesome Junk Food, making healthy cookies and brownies.

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Laura Trice: Remember to say thank you

Laura Trice: Vsi bi se morali zahvaliti

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V navidezno preprostem 3-minutnem posnetku dr. Laura Trice govori o moči čarobne besede - hvala. Zahvala lahko poglobi prijateljstvo, izboljša odnos, pove drugim ljudem, koliko vam pomenijo. Poskusite.
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Hiživjo. I'm here to talk to you about the importancepomembnost of
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Živjo. Govorila bom o pomembnosti
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praisepohvale, admirationobčudovanje and thank you,
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pohvale, občudovanja in zahvale,
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and havingimeti it be specificspecifično and genuinepristen.
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ki morajo biti svojevrstni in iskreni.
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And the way I got interestedzainteresirani in this was,
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Zakaj sem se začela zanimati za to?
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I noticedopazili in myselfjaz, when I was growingrastoče up,
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Opazila sem, da sem se med odraščanjem
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and untildo about a fewmalo yearslet agonazaj,
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in še do pred nekaj leti
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that I would want to say thank you to someonenekdo,
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hotela zahvaliti nekomu.
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I would want to praisepohvale them,
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Nekoga sem hotela pohvaliti.
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I would want to take in theirnjihovi praisepohvale of me
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Hotela sem, da me drugi pohvalijo.
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and I'd just stop it.
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A tega nisem delala.
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And I askedvprašal myselfjaz, why?
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Vprašala sem se, zakaj.
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I feltčutil shysramežljiv, I feltčutil embarrassednerodno.
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Ker sem sramežljiva in plašna.
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And then my questionvprašanje becamepostati,
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Potem sem se vprašala,
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am I the only one who does this?
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če to delam samo jaz.
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So, I decidedodločil to investigateraziskati.
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Začela sem raziskovati.
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I'm fortunatesrečo enoughdovolj to work in the rehabrehab facilityobjekt,
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Zaposlena sem v zavodu za zdravljenje odvisnosti.
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so I get to see people who are facingsooča life and deathsmrt with addictionodvisnosti.
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Vsak dan srečujem ljudi, ki se soočajo z odvisnostjo.
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And sometimesvčasih it comesprihaja down to something as simplepreprosto as,
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Včasih odkrijemo, da so bolniki postali zasvojeni,
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theirnjihovi corejedro woundrana is theirnjihovi fatherOče diedumrl withoutbrez ever sayinggovoriti he's proudponosen of them.
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ker jim oče ni nikoli povedal, da je ponosen nanje.
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But then, they hearslišite from all the familydružina and friendsprijatelji
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Potem pa izvejo od družine in prijateljev,
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that the fatherOče told everybodyvsi elsedrugače that he was proudponosen of him,
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da je oče vsem drugim povedal, da je ponosen nanje.
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but he never told the sonsin.
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Sinu pa ni nikoli povedal.
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It's because he didn't know that his sonsin neededpotrebno to hearslišite it.
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Ker ni vedel, da hoče sin to slišati.
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So my questionvprašanje is, why don't we askvprašajte for the things that we need?
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Sprašujem se, zakaj ne prosimo za tisto, kar potrebujemo.
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I know a gentlemangospod, marriedporočen for 25 yearslet,
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Poznam gospoda, ki je poročen že 25 let.
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who'skdo je longinghrepenenje to hearslišite his wifežena say,
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Želi si, da bi se mu žena zahvalila,
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"Thank you for beingbiti the breadwinnerhranilec, so I can stayostani home with the kidsotroci,"
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ker služi denar in je ona lahko doma z otroki.
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but won'tne bo askvprašajte.
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A za zahvalo ne bo prosil.
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I know a womanženska who'skdo je good at this.
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Poznam žensko, ki to zna.
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She, onceenkrat a weekteden, meetsizpolnjuje with her husbandmož and sayspravi,
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Enkrat na teden prosi moža,
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"I'd really like you to thank me for all these things I did in the househiša and with the kidsotroci."
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da se ji zahvali, ker skrbi za dom in vzgaja otroke.
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And he goesgre, "Oh, this is great, this is great."
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In mož reče, krasno ti gre.
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And praisepohvale really does have to be genuinepristen,
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Pohvala mora biti iskrena,
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but she takes responsibilityodgovornost for that.
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a zanjo prosi sama.
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And a friendprijatelj of minemoj, AprilAprila, who I've had sinceod kindergartenvrtec,
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Prijateljica April, ki jo poznam še iz vrtca,
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she thankshvala her childrenotroci for doing theirnjihovi choresopravila.
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se otrokom zahvali za mala hišna opravila.
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And she said, "Why wouldn'tne bi I thank it, even thoughčeprav they're supposeddomnevno to do it?"
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Reče si, zakaj se jim ne bi zahvalila, čeprav morajo to vseeno narediti.
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So, the questionvprašanje is, why was I blockingblokiranje it?
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Vprašanje je, zakaj sem se nehala zahvaljevati.
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Why were other people blockingblokiranje it?
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Zakaj se drugi ne zahvaljujejo?
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Why can I say, "I'll take my steakzrezek mediumsrednje rareredko,
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Zakaj lahko rečem, da hočem srednje zapečen zrezek,
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I need sizevelikost sixšest shoesčevlji," but I won'tne bo say,
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da potrebujem čevlje št. 38? Nikoli pa ne rečem,
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"Would you praisepohvale me this way?"
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če bi me pohvalili za to.
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And it's because I'm givingdajanje you criticalkritično datapodatkov about me.
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Zdaj vam govorim le negativne podatke o sebi.
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I'm tellingpovedal you where I'm insecurenegotov.
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Zdaj vam govorim, kje sem negotova.
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I'm tellingpovedal you where I need your help.
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Govorim vam, kje potrebujem vašo pomoč.
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And I'm treatingzdravljenje you, my innernotranji circlekrog,
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Do vas se obnašam,
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like you're the enemysovražnik.
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kot da ste sovražniki.
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Because what can you do with that datapodatkov?
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Kaj lahko naredite s temi podatki?
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You could neglectzanemarjanje me.
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Lahko me ignorirate.
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You could abusezlorabe it.
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Podatke lahko zlorabite.
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Or you could actuallydejansko meetsrečati my need.
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Ali pa naredite to, kar potrebujem.
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And I tookvzel my bikekolo into the bikekolo store--trgovina-- I love this --
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Svoje kolo sem odpeljala v trgovino s kolesi,
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sameenako bikekolo, and they'doni bi do something calledpozval "truingtruing" the wheelskolesa.
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kjer so naravnali kolesa.
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The guy said, "You know, when you trueresnično the wheelskolesa,
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Moški je rekel: Ko naravnate kolesa,
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it's going to make the bikekolo so much better."
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boste kolo veliko lažje peljali.
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I get the sameenako bikekolo back,
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Kolo so mi vrnili,
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and they'veoni so takensprejeti all the little warpsosnova out of those sameenako wheelskolesa
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kolesa so naravnali.
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I've had for two and a halfpol yearslet, and my bikekolo is like newnovo.
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Po dveh letih in pol je kolo še vedno kot novo.
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So, I'm going to challengeizziv all of you.
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Za vse vas imam izziv.
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I want you to trueresnično your wheelskolesa:
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Hočem, da naravnate svoja kolesa.
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be honestpošten about the praisepohvale that you need to hearslišite.
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Bodite iskreni in povejte, kakšno pohvalo potrebujete.
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What do you need to hearslišite? Go home to your wifežena --
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Kaj hočete slišati? Pojdite domov k ženi
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go askvprašajte her, what does she need?
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in jo vprašajte, kaj potrebuje.
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Go home to your husbandmož -- what does he need?
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Pojdite domov k možu - kaj potrebuje on?
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Go home and askvprašajte those questionsvprašanja, and then help the people around you.
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Pojdite domov, vprašajte najbližje, kaj potrebujejo in jim pomagajte.
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And it's simplepreprosto.
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Preprosto je.
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And why should we carenego about this?
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Zakaj bi se sploh zanimali za to?
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We talk about worldsvet peacemir.
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Govorimo o miru na svetu.
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How can we have worldsvet peacemir with differentdrugačen cultureskulture, differentdrugačen languagesjezikov?
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Kako imamo lahko mir na svetu z različnimi kulturami in jeziki?
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I think it startsse začne householdgospodinjstvo by householdgospodinjstvo, underSpodaj the sameenako roofstreha.
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Začeti moramo doma, pod svojo streho.
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So, let's make it right in our ownlastno backyarddvorišče.
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Najprej poskrbite za svoj dom.
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And I want to thank all of you in the audienceobčinstvo
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Rada bi se vsem vam zahvalila,
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for beingbiti great husbandsmožje, great mothersmatere,
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ker ste odlični možje, krasne matere,
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friendsprijatelji, daughtershčere, sonssinovi.
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prijatelji, hčere, sinovi.
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And maybe somebody'snekdo je never said that to you,
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Morda vam tega ni povedal še nihče,
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but you've doneKončano a really, really good jobdelo.
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a vsi odlično opravljate svoje delo.
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And thank you for beingbiti here, just showingprikazovanje up
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Hvala, ker ste prišli
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and changingzamenjati the worldsvet with your ideasideje.
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in spreminjate svet s svojimi idejami.
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Thank you.
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Hvala.
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(ApplauseAplavz)
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(aplavz)
Translated by Janja Sterle
Reviewed by Tina Posavec

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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Laura Trice - Counselor, coach and baker
Laura Trice is a counselor, life coach -- and purveyor of wholesome junk food.

Why you should listen

Dr. Laura Trice is a therapist and coach, devoted to practices that help people find fulfillment. She's created a therapeutic program called Writing in Recovery that uses creative skills such as journaling and music to help people develop better self-awareness and set goals. She's taught this program at such well-known clinics as Betty Ford and Promises. She's the author of the book How to Work Any 12-Step Program.

In her other life, she is the head of Laura's Wholesome Junk Food, making healthy cookies and brownies.

More profile about the speaker
Laura Trice | Speaker | TED.com

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