Topics: Life 101 Podcast
Life 101 Podcast e01p03: Beliefs Learned from Our Parents
December 10th, 2011 by Josh BillingsEpisode 1 – Part 3 (7 minutes) – Recorded December 7th 2011
What effect do the beliefs that are passed down from our parents have on us? Are they a hindrance to our growth or do they serve us?
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Life 101 Podcast e01p02: Challenging Society’s Notion That It’s Not OK to Brag
December 9th, 2011 by Josh BillingsEpisode 1 – Part 2 (10 minutes)
In this segment Sheri and I discuss how society tends to discourage people from being proud of themselves / happy for themselves by saying that openly broadcasting your awesomeness means that you’re being vane; and how we might feel better about ourselves by allowing ourselves to brag a little more.
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Life 101 Podcast e01p01: Using “You” vs “I” When Relating Personal Stories
December 8th, 2011 by Josh BillingsEpisode 1 – Part 1 (13 minutes)
In this first part of the pilot episode, Sheri and I discuss the power of using “you” vs using “I” when relating personal stories. There’s no introductions or explanations, it’s just a tiny slice of life that you may find thought provoking.
Part 2 of the conversation segues into how feeling pressure from society to not brag and deflect credit can negatively impact our self-esteem.
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Topics: Unconditional Love
Invention Is All About Abuse
September 16th, 2011 by Josh BillingsInvention is all about abuse. It’s taking existing components and using them in ways that were never intended.
What’s so sad about most abuse cases we hear about these days is how we cling to the notion that there’s something wrong with them, rather than celebrating the abnormal use of each precious moment we spend on Earth.
It takes a mind that’s willing to see things in ways different from how they’re being presented to invent something new. And that same ingenuity is required to love something others are clamoring to condemn.