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Episode #21: Acupuncture with Jim Rohr (Part 2)
Hey everyone! We continue and complete the conversation with Jim Rohr, licensed acupuncturist (from Brooklyn, NY) and the author of Unlearning Stress!
Check out www.invitinginlove.com - Jim's website for dating/coaching
And go see him at his practice: here
Enjoy! Have a great weekend!
Here are the show notes from today's podcast:
Intro: 00:01 Hey everyone, and welcome to unconventional wellness radio, a powerful and inspiring podcast set to revolutionize and disrupt healthcare. It's trying to put you in the driver's seat and be the force of change necessary for the lifestyle you've always wanted.
Intro 2: 00:17 Everyone and welcome back to part two of my conversation with Jim Rohr, licensed acupuncturist out of Brooklyn, New York, and also the author of unlearning stress. And we are going to dive further into what acupuncture is and how it may be a large benefit to you and possibly the key that you need to have improved. How so? Enjoy the rest of this podcast today and have a wonderful weekend.
Frank: 00:45 And, uh, and I think even especially in today's Day and age, and this is on another soapbox that I'll go stand on elsewhere, but, um, you know, it's like, it's funny how will talk to one another and we're just simply say there's two magical words when we say, Hey Jim, have you been, oh, I'm so busy. Yeah. Like we don't really, we don't really just say I'm good or, you know, life is tough, but we're doing it. You know what I mean? Like, yeah. So it's always I'm busy. Like as if like I need to be reassured by you going to, Oh man, I totally get it. Exactly what you're saying. Like if I'm not busy, I'm apparently not doing what everybody else is doing. Right? Yeah. That glorification of being busy. It's like that's got to, we got to be done with that. Totally. And so like I said, there's a, there's a, there's a cool thing that we're doing right now to try to help explain people or explain to people that you can slow down.
Jim: 01:39 It's okay. There's nothing wrong with actually taking up. Like our body
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Hey everyone! We continue and complete the conversation with Jim Rohr, licensed acupuncturist (from Brooklyn, NY) and the author of Unlearning Stress!
Check out www.invitinginlove.com - Jim's website for dating/coaching
And go see him at his practice: here
Enjoy! Have a great weekend!
Here are the show notes from today's podcast:
Intro: 00:01 Hey everyone, and welcome to unconventional wellness radio, a powerful and inspiring podcast set to revolutionize and disrupt healthcare. It's trying to put you in the driver's seat and be the force of change necessary for the lifestyle you've always wanted.
Intro 2: 00:17 Everyone and welcome back to part two of my conversation with Jim Rohr, licensed acupuncturist out of Brooklyn, New York, and also the author of unlearning stress. And we are going to dive further into what acupuncture is and how it may be a large benefit to you and possibly the key that you need to have improved. How so? Enjoy the rest of this podcast today and have a wonderful weekend.
Frank: 00:45 And, uh, and I think even especially in today's Day and age, and this is on another soapbox that I'll go stand on elsewhere, but, um, you know, it's like, it's funny how will talk to one another and we're just simply say there's two magical words when we say, Hey Jim, have you been, oh, I'm so busy. Yeah. Like we don't really, we don't really just say I'm good or, you know, life is tough, but we're doing it. You know what I mean? Like, yeah. So it's always I'm busy. Like as if like I need to be reassured by you going to, Oh man, I totally get it. Exactly what you're saying. Like if I'm not busy, I'm apparently not doing what everybody else is doing. Right? Yeah. That glorification of being busy. It's like that's got to, we got to be done with that. Totally. And so like I said, there's a, there's a, there's a cool thing that we're doing right now to try to help explain people or explain to people that you can slow down.
Jim: 01:39 It's okay. There's nothing wrong with actually taking up. Like our body