EPISODE · Feb 6, 2020 · 0 MIN
Chantal Bilodeau - Thought #3 - Ice Cream
from Thought Residencies
My name is Chantal Bilodeau and this is thought number three. To eat the ice cream or not to eat the ice cream? That is the question. Is it better to be emotionally fulfilled and physically uncomfortable or to be physically well but emotionally deprived? I think life is full of these dilemmas and when we go for black and white solutions, we're usually missing part of the picture. This said, I'm eating the ice cream.
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