May 14, 2018
In this episode, I unpack the default behavior for so many of us when life throws us a curveball - sitting in blame and judgment. I explain why this is the case for me too and what I’m learning to replace these negative emotions with something more helpful. I share some personal stories to explain all of this in more detail and ways to see an accident or mistake as an opportunity for real learning. I also discuss the best way to ensure that you’re raising good people rather than creepy sh!theads.
Topics covered:
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Blame and judgment culture
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Judgment is a self projection
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Brene’ Brown’s theory about common enemy intimacy
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Empathy and how productive convos produce good people
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The mom movement and how we are shaping the people that will lead us into the future
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Spending time nourishing rather than depleting yourself and how to know that you are doing that
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Mistakes are part of the human experience and are an opportunity to learn, grow and evolve
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What to do to ensure that your kids respect you and other people
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Model the behavior you seek from your kids - if you want kind respectful kids, treat them kind and respectfully
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Mortified about your daughter becoming a mean girl? I tell you what to do to make sure that doesn’t happen
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