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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2020 · 25 MIN

Is Pleasure Seeking Destroying Your Life? - Meta Minds Podcast #53

from Meta Minds · host Aimon Bebendorf & Dan Davis

Do you know when you are seeking pleasures? Can indulging in too much pleasure destroy your life? In this episode you will learn why we have primal urges to seek pleasure, how pleasure seeking has developed in the modern world and how you can become more aware of pleasure seeking habits. Listen/watch ALL of the Meta Minds episodes HERE: https://linktr.ee/metaminds 👈 The modern world has made it easier than ever to seek pleasure, it is available with every social media post that you like, every time you load up a video game and every time that you receive a notification on your phone. Becoming aware of how regularly we are engaging in pleasures and trying to limit immediate gratification will leave you feeling more present and happy. Watch/listen to the full episode to learn more. Get a FREE audiobook on us through Audible: https://amzn.to/2tQub5i 📚 At Meta Minds we help you master your mindset. We will guide you through managing your ego, finding your authentic voice, and discovering your values and passions. All of this while staying grounded and true to yourself. Meta Minds was created by Nomia Media and DansTube.TV 🤝

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