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When are anger and fear helpful to us, and when are they liabilities that cause us suffering? Knowing when these emotions are useful and when they are not gives us choices that protect our peace of mind and even our physical health. It is excerpted from Dr. Richard Gillett’s #1 bestselling book: It’s a Freakin’ Mess: How to Thrive in Divisive Times.
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Politicians and the media often bombard us with invitations into emotion — especially anger (with them) and fear (of what they might do). This episode looks at why divisive emotions — like anger and fear — are so effective in getting people to buy and to vote. And how this exploitation for political or commercial ends costs us in terms of our everyday peace of mind. It is excerpted from Dr. Richard Gillett’s #1 bestselling book: It’s a Freakin’ Mess: How to Thrive in Divisive Times.
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It’s so easy to get caught in emotions that don’t feel good. This episode is about the shift we can all make, from emotions related to alarm (like anger, worry and fear) that are so unpleasant to feel, to the uplifting emotions of connection (like respect, love and joy). In this episode, producer Mollie Ruth interviews Dr. Richard Gillett, author of IT’S A FREAKIN’ MESS: How to Thrive in Divisive Times.
Why do we human beings create divisiveness when it creates so much suffering — on both sides of the division? This episode looks at why we get tempted to be divisive and how we have the power to make different choices. It is excerpted from Dr. Richard Gillett’s #1 bestselling book: It’s a Freakin’ Mess: How to Thrive in Divisive Times.
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SuperPower Curiosity is a new podcast with Dr. Richard Gillett dedicated to turbocharging and enjoying our natural curiosity. Through both radically informative talks and fascinating conversations with out-of-the-box experts, join in to explore the secrets of why we think and feel and act as we do, and how we can develop more inspiring thoughts, more enjoyable feelings and more meaningful actions.
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