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risk being seen episodes
- 006 convo: joel ingram about NLP, self understanding, and other woo-woo topics
a conversation with joel ingram from "the midlife crisis man" podcast about NLP, our mind, our reality, our choices, our reactions, our behaviors, our unconscious, extreme ownership, self understanding, and other woo-woo topics.
53 min - 005 solo: risk being seen: why i chose the name
solo discussion about the unconcscious/conscious mind, being open/closed minded, and the reasons that being accepted by the group is so important to us.
20 min - 004 convo: don s. about behaviors, thoughts, actions, and responses
discussion with my friend don about the conscious and the unconscious mind, and how our behaviors, thoughts, actions, responses are driven by both...and how past events and culture affect all of those things!
45 min - 003 solo: accept, reject, or jump off a cliff. what does being open minded mean?
in order to gain new understanding, we need to have an open mind. what does that mean? a discussion about how we accept or reject ideas as quickly as possible, and why we might want to change that.
11 min - 002 convo: inner game vs. outer game with Scott Livingston
discussion with Scott Livingston about the mental side of athletic performance. how your mental preparation impacts your outer world, and how the process is just as important as the result.
36 min - 001 solo: iceberg! an introduction to this podcast
the icerberg metaphor for the conscious mind and the unconcious mind. my curiousity starts here...
8 min - 000 teaser: the matrix has you
teaser 1 for the risk being seen podcast, with gratitude to The Wachowski Brothers and Warner Brothers for their film, The Matrix which is such a cliche for waking up but it continues to be the best way to communicate this feeling...
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About risk being seen
From the publisher's feed
it's the question that brought me here... i exist in the center of the herd, doing what everyone else does, thinking what everyone else thinks. it's not safe to stand out and be noticed because…
that would make me vulnerable to rejection from the inside or attack from outside. the cost of that safety is my own development as a human being. in order to grow into the person i want to be, i have to stop hiding and start asking questions.