Feeling overwhelmed? Are you reacting instead of responding? You can become the thermostat instead of the thermometer.

Learn these very simple, direct, accessible steps to manage your reactions and anchor peacefulness even when life events are especially challenging.

Thank you Scott Perry for this great public presentation.

Click this YouTube video presentation link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWRmFd2afBI

Here's Scott's original Facebook post: https://www.facebook.com/scottperryencorelifecoach/posts/pfbid02AxddDEQMzZLbfFz9MBhcErWaNFNog7zswA2strPKPwx8Epe1oncBmAcYnAeZdy7Ql

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Charles Eisenstein dished about conspiracy theory, shrinking audiences, and bigger, deeper Truth on my latest podcast.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2q_FkbPJ18&ab_channel=DaniKatz

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' In our groups working on @IntuitiveEdge and @IntuitiveIntensive, and in some other spots in the network, we've had very interesting and activating conversations about "what makes a good fight." '
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' Perhaps we need to view our runs, racing, or any competitive situation in life as a contest.
The Latin word for contest is contestari, meaning "to call to witness."
Your opponents are witnesses to what you do; in every race you take a pledge to do your best.
You give your word to be a good competitor and thank the opposition for keeping you honest.
In turn, you offer them the opportunity to take the same pledge.
You are both there to teach each other how to be your best. '

— Running Within by Jerry Lynch & Warren Scott (p75, Competing is a Partnership)

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