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Jun 23, 2022 34 min

26: Where Did Y'all Go?

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In this episode, Peter rides a shotgun seat - Todd takes the bull by the horn. Topics range from compassion to parenting mishaps - through a lens of... as you may guess lived, raw, enduring struggle. Uncovered herein is a huge realization of how being part of this podcast has unearthed unlikely and surprising benefits in multiple ways. Related points: No stoplights and two post offices in Hartland Vermont. Communication is key and sets intention for all those involved. Lack thereof leaves gaps and places for confusion. It's hot in Arizona, but it is a dry heat. Sometimes the celebration of an event pales in contrast to attending the event itself, and in its entirety. Laundry rooms, although small, can hold large topics and host huge conversations. At the spot where words turn into emotion, or flirt right on that edge. This is the spot where being truly alive and present demands attention. Perspectives differ between every individual. What one person sees in us, oftentimes is something we are completely blind to ourselves. Frogging can be fun. Mental habit / action / tool examples: If you think you know something about an event you've never attended - try to remain aware of that fact - the assumptive nature of what you think you know, and how that may impact your presence or decisions. When a statement or message from someone triggers a sense of emotion in your body - listen closely and look for an opportunity to stretch and grow. It will be uncomfortable, even to look, but holds a wealth of education if you allow it in. Seek feedback and when it's given, look at it as a gift. Ask more questions than statements, as much as possible. Quotes / quips: "It's more important to be loving than to be right (in a marriage/relationship)." - Keith "Do I want to be looked at as the person that is right, or do I want to be looked at as the person who is caring?" Rando Mentions: University of Arizona Healthy resting heart rate.

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Thriving Mom Tribe | Practical Health Solutions for Moms Lindsay Rattay, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner The Go-To Podcast for all Moms who want to have a Thriving home. Do you struggle to find the balance between holistic health and living in the world?Are you tired of trying every diet yourself and still not feeling good?Do you find yourself researching for hours how to find the best remedy for your child’s sickness but end up feeling defeated?You want to be metabolically healthy but don’t know where to start?Do you wish you could feel confident in how you feed your family during the week knowing that you have to eat out because life is busy?You just enjoy going to a restaurant and don’t want to feel guilty about it?Do you want a cookie and a healthy salad?I am Lindsay Rattay, I am so excited that you are here on the Thriving Mom Tribe Podcast. I remember being the mom who researched everything from nutrition to exercise. To feeling tired and depressed. Trying to find the balance of wanting more holistic options for my family while still raising busy kids. But I discovered easy A Beautiful Mind Dr Selena Fisk What image comes to mind when you think about someone living with neuro distinction? Is it that it is an illness that can be cured? or that neurodistinct people struggle to hold down a job? Or that people identifying with the same 'labels' require the same supports? Even though we’re hearing more and more about neuro distinction, many ‘go-to’ stereotypes remain, which aren’t super helpful if you’ve just been diagnosed or are wondering how to help someone who has. A Beautiful Mind takes you way beyond the stereotypes and into the minds and stories of people living with neurodistinctions. Data storyteller Dr Selena Fisk meets people with a diagnosis, a mental health condition or an addiction who explain what it’s like to live with these labels, and share the path they're on as they navigate workplaces and communities who struggle to know how to best support them. These are powerful, hard hitting, and real stories, giving anyone who listens deep insight, empathy and a beautiful reminder o Mind Matters Chloe Marlene Mind Matters HOSTED BY @chloemaarlene Chloe Marlene, a 21 year old Aussie behavioural science graduate telling stories and chatting about: mental health, mindset, a healthy lifestyle and the reality (+ struggle) of life in your 20s !! Episodes out every Saturday 9am AEST.

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