The Unbroken Place with Eddy Paul Thomas

Episode 26: It's Time to Remember Your Why

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In this episode, Eddy Paul Thomas emphasizes the significance of self-empathy and understanding one's personal motivations, or 'why', especially in the context of post-election stress. He discusses how reconnecting with our individual reasons for action can empower us to navigate emotional turmoil and engage meaningfully with our communities. The conversation highlights the importance of local involvement and collective action in creating positive change, reminding listeners that their contributions matter, regardless of the political landscape.

Takeaways

  • Self-empathy is crucial in navigating post-election emotions.
  • Your 'why' is a powerful motivator for action.
  • Resilience is necessary for progress and change.
  • Local engagement can mitigate feelings of powerlessness.
  • Taking time to process emotions is essential for healing.
  • Remembering your why can help you stay grounded and inspired.

    • Chapters

    00:00 The Importance of Self-Empathy

    08:09 Navigating Emotional Turmoil
    11:53 Leading with Intention and Purpose

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