<p>when we love being embarrassed and acting awkward or outside of ourselves, we can learn a lot about ourselves about who we are normally and about who we are in those moments</p>

when we love being embarrassed and acting awkward or outside of ourselves, we can learn a lot about ourselves about who we are normally and about who we are in those moments

learning to love being embarrassed

Hello Unlicensed Thinkers! I am the author of "HIHO" a book on how to be happier in life Philosophy, Psychology, and Spirituality are brought together on this channel to help you live a happier and more self-aware life. Eckhart Tolle and Alan Watts speak of mindfulness but do not bring in personal responsibility or morals like Jordan B. Peterson does. While Peterson does speak of the value of morals, religion, and Jung’s shadow work, he shies away from Zen and the more metaphysical of heart-brain coherence that is common to Gregg Braden and Dr. Joe Dispenza or the overall spiritual growth and law of attraction Wayne Dyer emphasizes. I bring all these elements into my work either overtly or subtly. They are all important and part of making a person whole, healthy, and happy. The content on this channel is not meant as medical or psychological advice. I am not a doctor but rather just a guy who has opinions and advice you can take as you would from your drunk conspiracy theorist uncle

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