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Hello, and welcome back to "The Jim Kroft Podcast."
Many of us struggle with pre-Christmas exhaustion during December - just as we are manically trying to finish our year's work.
Low energy vs mountainous work is a bad equation.
This collision course can trigger emotional black holes.
Remember:
This is the season to embrace the dip rather than resist it.
What if, instead of criticizing yourself for not being where you want to be, you chose to be grateful for how far you’ve come?
This week’s podcast explores the tools we have at our disposal to guard against the illusions our minds sometimes play on us—especially when we get trapped in a moment:
We often criticize ourselves for bad moods instead of recognizing that they carry messages.
Can you listen to what they’re saying?
In an emotional black hole:
Today, I share everything I've learned about this space and pass on the tools I've developed from 20 years in the arts and a long journey in psychoanalysis to overcome these challenges.
“Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.” — Chuang Tzu
Let’s dive in!
Your host, Jim Kroft
Follow me: YouTube | Newsletter | Spotify | Instagram | Twitter
(All music is original and available on Spotify under "Jim Kroft")
Hello, and welcome back to "The Jim Kroft Podcast."
Many of us struggle with pre-Christmas exhaustion during December - just as we are manically trying to finish our year's work.
Low energy vs mountainous work is a bad equation.
This collision course can trigger emotional black holes.
Remember:
This is the season to embrace the dip rather than resist it.
What if, instead of criticizing yourself for not being where you want to be, you chose to be grateful for how far you’ve come?
This week’s podcast explores the tools we have at our disposal to guard against the illusions our minds sometimes play on us—especially when we get trapped in a moment:
We often criticize ourselves for bad moods instead of recognizing that they carry messages.
Can you listen to what they’re saying?
In an emotional black hole:
Today, I share everything I've learned about this space and pass on the tools I've developed from 20 years in the arts and a long journey in psychoanalysis to overcome these challenges.
“Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.” — Chuang Tzu
Let’s dive in!
Your host, Jim Kroft
Follow me: YouTube | Newsletter | Spotify | Instagram | Twitter
(All music is original and available on Spotify under "Jim Kroft")