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We know that anything we do has the potential to not go the way we intended. It often catches us off guard and negative emotions can come from it. One thing the stoics teach us is to take some time to acknowledge that things can go wrong. Rehearse the possible outcomes in your mind, then if these things do happen you'll be more equipped to stay calm and not let your emotions get ahead of you.
Then something sticks. It doesn't pass through. Maybe something that bothers you or triggers a bad memory. We hang onto it, let it invade our mind and sap our energy.
What if you could let anything you want just pass through like all the other things you see every minute of every day? How much more energy would you have? How much more happy and productive could you be?
Kub, we miss you, brother.
We've all heard the phrases about living in the moment, tomorrow isn't promised, live today like it's your last, etc., but how many of us really consider this? How much differently would you live your life if you were able to maintain this perspective? On this episode, Bus shares a story that helped him put these concepts into perspective; maybe it will help you as well.
Follow Bus on Instagram @bus166 Follow Kub on Instagram @_sir_kub_
This episode also has some wisdom from Kub at the end, so be sure to stay tuned for that.
In this episode, we talk about the force known as resistance; it comes in many forms and keeps us from doing what we need to do. Whether it is doing more art, getting in shape, or starting an important project, resistance always seems to be waiting to fuck us up.
Check out the book The War of Art by Steven Pressfield to get a more in depth view on the subject.
Also have a listen to Andy Frisella and Ben Newman talking about winning the day on the Real AF podcast: https://andyfrisella.com/blogs/realaf-podcast/15-win-the-day-ft-ben-newman
Your self-talk can function in the same way as a thermostat in your house. Set the thermostat to a certain temperature, it'll keep your house at that temperature. If you have negative self-talk in your mind, you could be setting the thermostat to keep yourself there.
The internet changed just about every aspect of the world including the graffiti culture. This episode focuses on some positive ways you can utilize socail media as a the powerfull networking tool that it is.
Negative thoughts have a way of derailing even the best of moods, but these thoughts can be a trigger to shift your mind into positive action.
Check out the book discussed in this episode Relentless Solution Focus: https://www.amazon.com/Relentless-Solution-Focus-Pressure-Underperformance/dp/1260460118
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