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We all have biases. Some we are aware of, and others we are not. Join Gary and Birga as they discuss the practice of bias introspection, and what to do with what we find.
We typically hate waiting. It's agony not getting what we need, when we think we need it. So, how do we wait well? Curious about any tips or tricks you may have.
How often do you compare yourself to others, and in what ways? It's worth some contemplation as you consider your own response. Gary shares his 5 "I's ": Influence, Involvement, Interest, Impact and Income.
Special guest Shelley Repp from the NM Dream Center talks with Birga about how curious questions led her to form a nonprofit, and how curious questions ultimately helped change legislation around prostitution and the sexual exploitation of minors.
We often talk about wanting to collaborate, but how do you actually do it? Gary has come up with 4 Ps to help. They include: Pain, Pace, Process, and Policy. Whether planning a family vacation, or starting a business venture, curiously navigating through this time could be the key to your success. https://www.curiositynotjudgement.com#curiosity #nojudgement #collaboration #practicalexamples
Do you have a group of people that you consider to be your "inner circle"? If not, you might consider the value of building this type of trusted council to help you through the highs and lows of life. Join Gary and Birga as they discuss what this might look like.
Despite our best efforts, we often fall into the trap of self-preservation and end up trying to prove, validate, or defend ourselves. Gary and Birga talk about this phenomenon and how to interject some curious questions when self-preservation starts creeping in.
You know what happens when you assume. . . ?
As this episode drops, we are 10 days into the new year. How are you doing on any resolutions or goals that you had set out to accomplish in 2024? If you find yourself already getting derailed, join Gary and Birga as they ask some curious questions to help get back on track.
When you consider the year ahead, do you have a key word that serves as a motivator to spur you to different/better patterns? Gary and Birga talk about how identifying this word or phrase may serve as a great lens through which to view and engage in 2024.
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