Who's to blame?
Minds love to play the blame game. But what if no one is to blame? π
The nuts and bolts of how we experience the world, our minds and our selves: all from the inside-out π
Minds love to play the blame game. But what if no one is to blame? π
How day-time thinking is the secret to a good night's sleep. (Premium Written & Audio Content.)
Minds like to think they can keep us happy by bending the world to their will. ποΈπ
Hot day, lots to learn about the human condition, out on the open road π£οΈ
How you get water to clear, and why the mind is no different π«
How the exact same situation can be totally different, from one day to the next π₯Ί
A speech from a galaxy far, far away hit very close to home. π₯
Oh how the mind detests the actual experience of the things it looks forward to π
What the mind thinks it knows about change, gets in the way of change π€¦π»ββοΈ
That one time I shut my mouth and life delivered the answers. π€
The crucial distinction between *things* being ok, and *you* being ok π
Lazy, inaccurate, limiting stereotypesβ¦ that we direct against ourselves π’