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In our hurried world, many of us are thinking only of the short-term rather than long-term gains and losses in life. We think linearly rather that cyclically and it’s had big consequences on our sense of well-being. A linear worldview is that overemphasizes order, and predictable life pattern where the world can be understood by a cause- and-effect relationship between separate events. Life is a cycle, and it tends to unfold differently at different phases for everyone.
In this podcast I want to talk about what linear thinking is really all about in context to this podcast, and what I mean that life is an unpredictable pattern. I wrap up this podcast on how has thinking linearly not served us.
Most of us are can be first responders to the need for emotional support of others . Almost everyone needs connection to others and the opportunity to give and get support right now. Sometimes we find ourselves misbalanced So, how can you shore up your mental health and deepen your own emotional reservoir? In this podcast we tackle three things we need to focus on to deepen our emotional reservoir
1) Start with self-care. We can’t share with others a resource that we lack ourselves.
2) Ask for help when you need it. If you don’t ask for that support, the need for it will be revealed in ways that don’t serve you.
3) set boundaries
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Strength is the ability to endure, to push through and stand firm when faced with adversity. It does not mean that you don’t struggle, get tired, feel mentally and emotionally drained or cry while doing it. Strength is making the decision that needs to be made, not because it’s easy, but because it needs to be made.
In this episode we discuss why strong people need support too...for strength does not mean being supreme and not touched by reality of life.
Setting boundaries is an important part of establishing one’s identity and is a crucial aspect of mental health and well-being.
Boundaries can be physical or emotional, and they can range from being loose to rigid, with healthy boundaries often falling somewhere in between. Learning to show compassion and kindness to yourself is crucial in setting healthy boundaries
This podcast will discuss what healthy boundaries are and how to set them, why healthy boundaries are important for self-care, and how to explain boundaries.
We may have our individual goals, aspirations, and purpose in life. Our pursuit in life is our responsibility but sometimes we just need to surround ourselves with certain characters to reach some of our goals.so we need people who represent integrity, honesty and all values we appreciate…. essence of relationships that bring different dynamics in our lives is important. It is the time to check if you have the right people surrounding you…and you are a good surrounding for others.
This podcast discusses six types of traits that are essential to have around you and that you should seek to build in yourself.
Play can be seen as time consuming, unproductive and wasteful for adults to engage in. In this podcast we discuss the importance of using play to unwind from the busyness of adulthood.
Take home message: Time spent in play is not time wasted......we can carry both light moments alongside intense.
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Many of us believe goal setting to be important but sometimes we do not realize how important they are as we continue to move through life. in this episode I review the importance and value of goal setting as well as the benefits. we look at five goal-setting principles that can help improve your chances of success:
1.Clarity
2. Challenge
3.Commitment
4. Feedback
5. Task Complexity
Goal setting can be a very powerful technique under the right conditions.
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I believe that people are not born confident but they have put in positions that required them to build their confidence. This is a skill that you have to learn and develop.
In this episode with Zama Mthombeni she shares how confidence is built whilst sharing her process on confidence building.
Key Take away:
In this episode we briefly talk about the importance of developing a healthy relationship with time. Packing meaning into time is the message of this episode.
“A wise person does at first, what a fool does at last. Both do the same thing only at different times”. Baltasar Gracian
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In this episode we interviewed Seipati Mokhema to share her views and experiences with black tax. Seipati is a social scientist who holds a Master's degree who has diverse research interests.
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