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In this episode of Naked Psychology with Doug & Kendall, the hosts celebrate the idea that we really do get one more day this year because of Leap Year. Doug shares the fascinating history of how ancient calendars drifted and how Julius Caesar and Pope Gregory fixed the math with an extra 24 hours every four years. Then Kendall brings the counseling heart to explore how we spend our 8,760 hours each year—working, worrying, scrolling, loving, and sometimes forgetting to rest—and how one unexpected day could be a gentle, hopeful start to the New Year. It’s a reminder that the best leap may not be changing everything, but using one more day to choose connection, kindness, and a little time for yourself.
By Doug and KendallIn this episode of Naked Psychology with Doug & Kendall, the hosts celebrate the idea that we really do get one more day this year because of Leap Year. Doug shares the fascinating history of how ancient calendars drifted and how Julius Caesar and Pope Gregory fixed the math with an extra 24 hours every four years. Then Kendall brings the counseling heart to explore how we spend our 8,760 hours each year—working, worrying, scrolling, loving, and sometimes forgetting to rest—and how one unexpected day could be a gentle, hopeful start to the New Year. It’s a reminder that the best leap may not be changing everything, but using one more day to choose connection, kindness, and a little time for yourself.