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Feb 13, 2017 32 min

27: Balance – Something Will Always Suffer

from Uphill Conversations Hosted by Tim Pecoraro

In this week’s episode, Megan and Tim are engaging in an Uphill Conversation all around balance. Our goal is to help to create loose ends for you to tie up. Show Notes: Provide a different perspective on balance Balance doesn’t necessarily mean that all things are equal or can ever be equal Megan shares insights from her own personal journey of self-discovery and awareness Process of evaluation, communication and re-alignment Navigating unavoidable dips, embracing the shift, and necessary endings in working towards balance Instead of “Do I have Capacity?” ask “Do I want this?” Tim’s method of creating a “To Don’t” list Presence and focusing on strengths allows for deeper work INTRO AND OUTRO MUSIC (Used by permission): No Worries (© 2014 Anderson Music, LLC) You See Her (© 2011 Family Crest Music) Uphill Conversations is a POTAD, LLC production (Partnership of Thinking and Doing) © 2017 Uphill Conversations The post 27: Balance – Something Will Always Suffer appeared first on Uphill Conversations.

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In this week’s episode, Megan and Tim are engaging in an Uphill Conversation all around balance. Our goal is to help to create loose ends for you to tie up. Show Notes: Provide a different perspective on balance Balance doesn’t necessarily mean that all things are equal or can ever be equal Megan shares insights…

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