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Feb 16, 2025 34 min

Go Program Yourself!

from Dear Grandchildren: A Tracker's Tale

Having a good attitude, being calm, making a plan, and taking action help you to improve your situation. Use a journal to track your progress and make plans for the future. Pay attention to your body's rhythms and take breaks when needed, but also be prepared to push through difficulties.: This is a podcast about learning ancient survival skills and reconnecting with nature. The host, Michael Douglas, shares his own experience of seeing the destruction of the environment as a teenager and how it led to the creation of this podcast. The focus is on making mindful choices and tracking the feedback from those choices in order to improve our daily lives. It is important to first start by assessing our attitude, rest, hydration, clothing, and shelter in order to get a sense of balance and awareness. Use old programming to your advantage, surf waves and modify old ideas to suit you. Be present in the moment, use and modify old ideas and routines to fit your needs. Look for patterns and listen to your emotions and feelings to understand yourself better. Assess where you are currently and then decide where you want to be. Utilize natural rhythms and contexts to help you grow and reach your potential. Journal and share your progress and experiences. Email Central School at Primitive Skills for more information and opportunities.

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