In this episode of the Lebenspraxis Podcast, Joseph talks about loneliness. A few questions he asks in this episode: How come there are so many people feeling lonely in such a connected world? Why do loneliness increase when there are more people around us? What is the role of community? Why is it so important to commit?

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People walking on high pace trough the city going nowhere, full calendars, a lot of extremely interesting activities, but do we feel whole? How difficult it has become, to get together and take really time for each other. In this Episode Joseph is asking for the Reasons of feeling fragmented. What does the culture of Flatrates have to do with it? Why do we quit things so fast? 

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The Lebenspraxis, or life practice, is about living a life of purpose and action. 

In this podcast, we talk about how we actively live and teach the Lebenspraxis. 
We introduce and discuss the physical and cognitive components that support our practice. 
We explore how to live a good life. 

To discover the infinity in everything. To take responsibility for what we do. To get up every day and look at things with eyes wide open. To care. This is how we approach things. This is the practice. 

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Der einfache Weg um mehr Bewegung in dein Leben zu bringen:
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In this episode Joseph is introducing and commenting on passages of the book "Stolen Focus" by Johann Hari. Talking about focus and making changes is our daily life, we are mostly forgetting the influence of our environment on our daily life. Diet books as well as digital diet manuals are mostly completely ignoring the socio-cultural surrounding of the reader. As humans we are in constant interaction. We should have a look at it, to address the deeper causes of our problems and to create a sustainable change. To protect our focus, we have to communicate our ideas to the outside world and develop a certain standing.
Further on Joseph takes a look at the phenomena of ADHD and children, inspired by Harris writing. ADHD is often treated badly and especially when children are diagnosed with it, there should be a closer look at their surrounding.  An impossibility to concentrate is often linked to a super active nervous system, which is scanning the environment out to a state of fear.  What could help to create an environment, which is encouraging children to learn and stay present in a super polluted world? What do we need as humans, to be able to get interested in something and tune into it?

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Joseph introduces this episode by replying to a comment on focus and inner criticism and contemplates the idea of failure as a way of steering our ship. He then dives deeper into one element of the Lebenspraxis approach: the primal stressors. You will learn what primal stressors are and how exposing yourself regularly to primal stressors can support your life.

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Episode 10 - Practice and Family

In this episode, Joseph talks about the connection of family and practice. Having a family doesn't necessarily mean not having time for your own practice anymore. Being present in the life of his children is very important to him and taught him a lot about effectiveness and good organisation, but also not to be too much concerned about his own growth. It is a lot about connecting the parts of your life, instead of separating them.

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In this episode, Joseph talks about the use of smartphones and responds to a few comments on the video "How to see how many times I activated my phone", published last week in connection to episode 7. Some questions he asks: What's the role of the smartphone in our lives? What are the consequences of having/not having a phone as a young person and as an adult? Is it radical not to have a smartphone?

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In this episode, Joseph dives further into the Lebenspraxis and gathers a few practical ideas on how to let go of hastiness, while taking the listener on a journey through Gilgamesh's epic, the story of the 3 little piglets and the Amazonian Jungle. Some topics you will learn about in this episode: how to apply the concept of carpe diem to our days; the consequences of hastiness and how to revolt against it; why reducing open loops in the communication with others is important; how to set up your phone so it does not ruin your focus; the difference between execution and planning and how this relates to training.

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Being busy and doing good and effective work are two completely different things. This is the subject of this episode of Lebenspraxis. Joseph questions the culture of hard-working and the positive attributes associated with it and brings up examples of why working more is not necessarily good. He also introduces the concept of Minimum Effective Dose (MED), explains why showing up is not enough, and claims that devoting time to effective work and to resting and digesting information are both essential to progress in any endeavor.

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In this episode, Joseph reads the email from a listener and discusses how focus and calmness are related. He talks about patience as the courage to endure; being alert and the ancient state of hunting; and the jumping harlequin mind. Joseph also raises some questions that can be related to a focus and calmness practice: Where does the sense of urgency come from? What does it mean to be a calm grown-up? How to get in touch with the magic of things that are not available?

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What are the different parts of the Lebenspraxis? If you have been to any of our seminars, you probably got in touch with the physical aspect of our work. However, this is just one element of the Lebenspraxis, an example of something to be approached as a practice. In this episode, we will focus on the big picture. On practice as an approach to life in general.

Life is not a thing that happens to us but a verb, something that we need to involve our whole being with. I will tell you why this is a good thing and how anything can be approached as a practice, meaning: it is not about what you do but how you do it.

We will delve into what it means to live in reciprocity with the world around us and how caring is imperative to live a good life. I also share with you what my life vision is and how this sense of focus informs all aspects of my Lebenspraxis.

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