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We're traveling this week, but fear not - we are abandoning our loyal listeners. Please join us for a very special episode from our sister podcast, the Got-A-Minute Mini Podcast. It's an important conversation and one that will not only entertain, but also give us something to think about. So, join the conversation.
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Do you have a motto or credo you live by? Something that guides your steps or directs your choices. If we had to put it into words, ours might be "Do the Good You Can Do." It's not rocket science. It's not a three-step plan or a patented plan for success. But its simplicity is part of what makes it so very effective. Do the good you can do... That's what we are talking about on our 50th episode, so join the conversation!
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What is truth, and who gets to decide? In pop culture, counseling, and general dialogue, we use the phrase "Your Truth." What does that imply, and are we obligated to accept someone else's truth that differs from our own? Does accepting someone else's truth require you to agree or adopt it? That's the discussion we're having today on Hope for Humans. Join the conversation.
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If you had to make a list of lessons you've learned in this life, say for future generations, what would you include? What is something you are living by or employing to help you get through this life? That's what we're talking about today. Drop us a message and let us know what you would include.
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We know that humans are the new super drug. Relationships have become a leading factor in joy, health, and even longevity. So how do we achieve these meaningful, life-saving relationships? It turns out we can learn a lot from our dogs. Join the conversation as we discuss how much sharing is too much in a relationship. The answer might surprise you.
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What does community look like, and where can you find it?
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Following in the footsteps of Dan Harris' conversation with Pete Holmes, we discuss the sanity-saving phrase of "OK, now what?" as a tool for managing stress, anxiety, and the sense of helplessness in the face of difficult moments.
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“Funny, useful conversations to make our little world suck less.”
Look, humaning is hard.
But here’s the secret: It’s hard for everyone. It’s not…
No matter your age, income, BMI, or social status… There are days/weeks/years when it takes everything we’ve got not to pull into the Quickie Mart and start vaping Twinkies. Welcome to the club.
Hope for Humans offers tools to help avoid “life without parole,” maintain some level of sanity, and perhaps even add joy to our lives.