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In today's episode, Bonnie and Mallika discuss the frame/tool "Fork In The Road."
This tool helps us catch the moment where we "fall off the horse" and start suffering more.
At the fork-in-the-road we have an opportunity to check with ourselves, and ask, "Am I having any fun right now?"
And if not, we might take a different path that helps us have more fun.
The "Fork-In-The-Road" skill allows us to access possible choices that will reduce our suffering, or maybe even get us out of it.
Send us a text
Bonnie's book is available in paperback!
"Me And We: Finding Your Voice and Influencing Relational Interactions"
Send us your questions! Email them to [email protected]
Find out more about our work:
Bonnie's Website: bonniemacbride.com
Mallika's Website: rootedrelationships.com
Thank you to Jessica Carson Chen for the music for the show.
Listen On Spotify
Thank you to Positron Productions for producing and editing the show.
In today's episode, Bonnie and Mallika discuss the frame/tool "Fork In The Road."
This tool helps us catch the moment where we "fall off the horse" and start suffering more.
At the fork-in-the-road we have an opportunity to check with ourselves, and ask, "Am I having any fun right now?"
And if not, we might take a different path that helps us have more fun.
The "Fork-In-The-Road" skill allows us to access possible choices that will reduce our suffering, or maybe even get us out of it.
Send us a text
Bonnie's book is available in paperback!
"Me And We: Finding Your Voice and Influencing Relational Interactions"
Send us your questions! Email them to [email protected]
Find out more about our work:
Bonnie's Website: bonniemacbride.com
Mallika's Website: rootedrelationships.com
Thank you to Jessica Carson Chen for the music for the show.
Listen On Spotify
Thank you to Positron Productions for producing and editing the show.