These days I'm teaching my teenager to drive and I've become more aware of how I use gratitude in traffic and more importantly why. 

Feelings and emotions could be the best in life, if you let it. Being conscious of what they do to you, how they control you if you let them. Knowing how freeing they can be, if you let them. 

Have you heard about having a creative and productive hangover? That's what I've called them because I never got anything done. Now I've cracked the code for how to keep moving forward and in this episode I share my tricks for for you to test out yourself or be inspired to find what works for you. 

Here's the link to Zita Fontaines story about listening to one song and how it can boost your creativity.

This is the rest of the intentional living podcast I started on Wednesday, so have a listen for tips there as well. 

The website that inspired this two-parter is whitneyhansen.com and here's the link. 

If you listened to your inner drive, you'd be more creative and more things done. So what is this elusive feeling?

Having a breakdown, when you allow it, can create a breakthrough. Here's how I went through mine and what I gained. 

The song I talked about was: Amber Marks Worth it

Hvis du er lei av troll? Er du lei av å bli misforstått i sosiale medier? Det er det vi snakker om i dag.

There's intentional living and there's intentional communication. We're looking at a list of 10 things to think of for your intentional living and how to empower your communication skills with yourself and others. 

https://whitneyhansen.com/10-tips-living-intentional-life/

It's the Norwegian Netflix link but you'll find one for your own language: Marie Kondo

What is complacency really and how is it opposite to self-leadership?

Complacency is the poison that kills us slowly is the story I talk about that you can read on Medium.com by Brian Kurian

I had a hard time sticking to one story whenever I sat down to write. One story would get more legs than an octopus and I finally it would not make any sense. After I started podcasting every day it all made sense.