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039 - Filling the Void: How to Replace Empty Habits with Creativity


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Today, we tackle the messy reality of personal growth, including struggles with alcohol, breaking stubborn habits, and finding genuine fulfillment.

We share candid stories about falling back into old patterns, shifting perspectives on alcohol, and discovering passion projects that provide lasting satisfaction.

It's all about incremental progress, being fully present, and setting meaningful intentions to build a purposeful life without relying on temporary fixes.


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Takeaways


•It's hard to not slip back into old patterns.

•Recognizing progress is crucial for personal growth.

•The shift in perspective on alcohol can lead to healthier habits.

•Finding fulfillment beyond alcohol is essential for happiness.

•Passion projects can help fill the void left by old habits.

•Being present in the moment enhances life satisfaction.

•Setting intentions can guide personal development.

•Creating a life of passion and joy is achievable.

•Incremental gains are more important than focusing on the gap.

•Self-awareness is key to understanding personal motivations.


Chapters


00:00 Struggles with Old Patterns

04:39 Recognizing Progress and Expectations

10:01 The Shift in Perspective on Alcohol

16:24 Seeking Fulfillment Beyond Alcohol

24:01 Finding Passion and Purpose

27:54 Struggling with Presence and Enjoyment

29:40 The Importance of Writing and Creativity

32:06 Finding Happiness in the Process

33:33 Overcoming Mental Blocks to Writing

37:22 Setting Meaningful Goals and Wishes

43:33 The Role of Passion in Daily Life


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