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Living On Purpose

Living On Purpose

Welcome to Living On Purpose week!

Living on purpose isn’t about changing who you are; it’s about rising up and becoming the best version of you. But amidst the chaotic rush of our days it’s easy to get caught up in the “doing”. And when we hyper-focus on doing, we often neglect the important and intentional act of reflection.

Today best-selling author Tanya Dalton brings us both cutting-edge research and practical inspiration to help you find the unhurried purpose that’s hidden in your days.

Stay tuned for Thursday’s related episode in which we discuss how to break a bad habit, for good.

 

Here’s a preview:

[4:00] Why we absolutely must look backwards for clues before planning ahead

[18:00] We tend to choose instant gratification over pursuing our long-term goals. Here’s why, according to neuroscience

[20:00] How to use Cathedral Thinking to visualize your purpose

[32:00] It’s not ‘unstuck’! The real opposite of being stuck, plus tangible ways to get out of a rut

[37:00] Exactly why discipline and willpower are overrated

[41:00] Habit stacking beats multitasking Every. Darn. Time. (with practical ways to try your hand at stacking good habits)

 

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Living on purpose isn't about changing who you are; it's about rising up and becoming the best version of you. But amidst the chaotic rush of our days it's easy to get caught up in the “doing”. And when we hyper-focus on doing, we often neglect the important and intentional act of reflection. On this episode of the Sustainable Minimalists podcast: how to find the unhurried purpose that's hidden in your days.

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Does it feel like there’s something hypocritical about New Year’s resolutions? They run counter to the idea that we should accept who we are. That we should give ourselves grace.

Resolutions shouldn’t be so grand that we set ourselves up to fail; they shouldn't attempt to "fix" what we've been told is broken, either ("I should be skinnier! I should make more $$!"). There’s a way to work towards personal development without believing you are deficient, and author Tyler Moore is here to show us how.

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[10:00] Where can you edit to make the time and space to flourish?

[15:00] Differentiating between becoming the best you can be versus "fixing" what you've been told is broken

[22:00] Clearing mental clutter is an awful lot like decluttering your closet

[27:00] Instead of a New Year's resolution, try 12 monthly 'experiments', instead

[32:00] Why hitching your star to external markers of success rarely works, plus: Don't move the goalpost!

 

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