Welcome To Retail
from Kindness Economy Hosted by Francis Olivera Media
This week we talk about giving permission for self care. We get deep into the reality of retail and question if it’s what we really want. I think we can do better. Show Notes Self Care Segment Top: Sound wave from last season. Bottom: Sound wave now. 1:39 Meditation Tool: Insight Timer 2:54 Shark Tank: Letting other people have their emotional ride without getting on. 4:05 Chasing the rabbit: what happens without the rabbit? 7:29 Courtney’s gym 8:50 Rebekah’s gym and everyday actions count 10:14 Body cult: Mindful VS Prescriptive self care 13:04 Permission to have self care. Whatever works for each person. 15:15 Digging into codependency in friendships 17:38 The outcomes of a lack of community 20:07 The Four Tendencies 23:16 Observing architecture’s intentions changing over time 28:25 Options: Intentional Coparenting Business Segment 32:02 Podcast numbers and update 32:31 Best practices for submitting your podcast to ITunes 33:01 Our host Transistor.fm 33:51 Subscribe now on Spotify 35:47 What to do when the systems start to fray 39:05 Fixing the engine on your train while it’s in motion 40:32 The power of learning on the fly. 41:08 Project Squeeble Update 44:59 Courtney showing up as herself at work. 46:44 Being yourself as a liability work and the possible risk of making yourself “unknowable”. 50:14 Digging into codependency in business 51:17 Organizing for every body and sense 51:33 KonMari 55:48 The reality of Reality TV. 58:50 Rantifesto: Welcome to retail 1:00:07 Thank You For Being Late 1:05:10 Cora Harrington 1:08:19 Find a good tailor Contact us! [email protected] KindnessEcon.com Rebekah @BonusParentBaba Twitter/Instagram/Facebook Courtney @CKingSolutions Twitter/Instagram @CKingSolutionsOak Facebook Be kind. Look out for yourself and the people and the world around you. We hope to see you in the future.
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This week we talk about giving permission for self care. We get deep into the reality of retail and question if it’s what we really want. I think we can do better.
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