Interview with author and facilitator Katie Hendricks from the Hendricks Institute. We talk about body intelligence, upper limits, and the need for new stories that don't boil down to "us vs. them".

Body Intelligence, Upper Limits, and New Stories: Interview with Katie Hendricks

Have you ever loved a story so much that you don't want to leave? At the end of a long day, do you (like me) dive into a story to feel refreshed? Ever wonder why? 

If so, join me for "The Song of the Mountain", a podcast where we explore the deep and powerful ways that stories impact us and the kind of life those stories might be drawing us into.

The title comes from a book by David Soman called, "The Impossible Mountain." In it, Anna, a young lady gazes out of her small, walled village to see a majestic mountain which seems to "sing" to her; calling her outside of her village to see the world. 

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Interested to hear more? Check out all the random stuff I do at www.jesselivingston.com

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Have you ever loved a story so much that you don't want to leave? At the end of a long day, do you (like me) dive into a story to feel refreshed? Ever wonder why? If so, join me for "The Song of the Mountain", a podcast where we explore the deep and powerful ways that stories impact us and the kind of life those stories might be drawing us into. The title comes from a book by David Soman called, "The Impossible Mountain." In it, Anna, a young lady gazes out of her small, walled village to see a majestic mountain which seems to "sing" to her; calling her outside of her village to see the world. --- Interested to hear more? Check out all the random stuff I do at www.jesselivingston.com

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Body Intelligence, Upper Limits, and New Stories: Interview with Katie Hendricks

Body Intelligence, Upper Limits, and New Stories: Interview with Katie Hendricks