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Short episode summary
If the news has you triggered and afraid of feast, famine, and civil war, you’re not alone. In this episode, I share why, now more than ever, it’s critical you work on your own self-worth, and get your mindset right.
Timestamps of big takeaways
[00:14] We’re going to talk about alleged discord in our country and globally right now
[00:50] Looking back, I can see where things happened in the past, and I was blissfully unaware
[01:16] A lot of the news is fear-mongering and clickbait - anger fuels clicks and media sales
[01:50] I’m becoming acutely aware of how marketing affects us - but we can choose to feel and think differently than the media and our surroundings are pushing us to feel and think
[02:09] How we look at our life, and how we perceive our world, can come back to something as simple as our own self worth
[02:25] What’s going on can impact your work and home life - if you let it
[03:01] Often how we perceive the news is a direct result of things happening in our own lives
[04:10] Lately, I’ve been asking myself “what if” questions about the news to see how it makes me feel - to get to the root of my own outlook and beliefs
[05:09] Take pause and really consider some what-ifs, and see what comes up for you
[06:08] Doing this exercise lets you take back some control rather than allowing yourself to be overrun and triggered by clickbait - you can decide where you stand regardless
[06:39] I share a news thing with Ben and Jerry and what happened on television regarding international politics
[07:58] I challenge you to get out of your circle of friends and family, and sit with your own thoughts, and figure out how you think and feel. And, consider why.
Rate, Review & Subscribe Reminder
Don’t forget to like and subscribe to this show. You can also rate and review the show on Spotify or iTunes as well, or you can listen to the show directly on Libsyn here.
Links mentioned in episode
https://carolinebjorkquist.com/
https://www.havingtoughconversations.com/
Have questions? Email me at [email protected]
Short episode summary
If the news has you triggered and afraid of feast, famine, and civil war, you’re not alone. In this episode, I share why, now more than ever, it’s critical you work on your own self-worth, and get your mindset right.
Timestamps of big takeaways
[00:14] We’re going to talk about alleged discord in our country and globally right now
[00:50] Looking back, I can see where things happened in the past, and I was blissfully unaware
[01:16] A lot of the news is fear-mongering and clickbait - anger fuels clicks and media sales
[01:50] I’m becoming acutely aware of how marketing affects us - but we can choose to feel and think differently than the media and our surroundings are pushing us to feel and think
[02:09] How we look at our life, and how we perceive our world, can come back to something as simple as our own self worth
[02:25] What’s going on can impact your work and home life - if you let it
[03:01] Often how we perceive the news is a direct result of things happening in our own lives
[04:10] Lately, I’ve been asking myself “what if” questions about the news to see how it makes me feel - to get to the root of my own outlook and beliefs
[05:09] Take pause and really consider some what-ifs, and see what comes up for you
[06:08] Doing this exercise lets you take back some control rather than allowing yourself to be overrun and triggered by clickbait - you can decide where you stand regardless
[06:39] I share a news thing with Ben and Jerry and what happened on television regarding international politics
[07:58] I challenge you to get out of your circle of friends and family, and sit with your own thoughts, and figure out how you think and feel. And, consider why.
Rate, Review & Subscribe Reminder
Don’t forget to like and subscribe to this show. You can also rate and review the show on Spotify or iTunes as well, or you can listen to the show directly on Libsyn here.
Links mentioned in episode
https://carolinebjorkquist.com/
https://www.havingtoughconversations.com/
Have questions? Email me at [email protected]