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170: On Radical Acceptance

We get stuck when something happens that we didn’t expect.

In a state of shock or surprise, we get stuck on what we believe should have happened instead of what actually did.

Yet, if we can practice releasing our expectations (or fully accepting the opposite of what we wish will happen), we can reduce the chance of getting stuck in the first place.

Tune into this week’s podcast episode to hear about how I got stuck during a recent guitar lesson and what I learned from that experience moving forward regarding radical acceptance.

In this episode, I share with you an excerpt from my book, The CLEAR Way, which will be published on Tuesday, August 25th, 2020.

 

168: On Sharing a Common Language

Have you ever had the experience of feeling misunderstood?

Or not feeling understood at all?

They say sharing a common language with others is key for having clear communication.

However, my experience has shown me that even when I communicate in a shared language with someone else, it doesn’t always lead to such clarity.

However,  communicating in the language used in the world of “Living Deliberately” does!

Tune in to hear such success stories and why you may want to consider acquiring this language in your life, too.

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167: On Future Orientation

Which would you say is more accurate in your life:

That life is happening to you or that you are creating the life you want to be living?

Living Deliberately is about looking into the future and deciding ahead of time what you want your future to look like and then living in alignment according to that clear view, no matter how life unfolds.

Tune in to this podcast episode to learn more about what it means to be future oriented and how this can impact the way you live your life for the better.

166: On Self-Trust

Have you ever been in a place where you need to make a decision, but instead you find yourself saying:

“I don’t know what to do.”

“I don’t know what to decide.”

“I’m afraid.”

Lacking self-trust of your decisions can hold you back from living the life you want to live.

I don’t know anyone who wants to look back at their life and feel regret that they couldn’t make the decisions they actually wanted to make because they were stuck on fear.

Tune in to this week’s Living Deliberately Together podcast episode to hear a few stories about self-trust and what you can do in your life to create more confidence with the decisions you want to make.