Bright shiny object syndrome. Here’s how we can STOP the relentless predicament of seeking external validation and LOVE all that we already have.
Source: Bright Shiny Object Syndrome… do you have it? | Chrissy Gruninger
Let’s Get It Started!
Crank it up!!!
Twain on #trouble
“I am an old man and have known a great many troubles, but most of them never happened.” This one goes out to Writer Lori…
Source: Quotes Uncovered: Twain or Not Twain – Freakonomics Freakonomics
I am not a perfect person
Source: Photo – Google+
Loslösung
Loslösung bedeutet, Deine Gefühle zu erleben, ohne zu erlauben, dass Dich Deine Gefühle kontrollieren. Anstatt einfach unüberlegt zu reagieren, nimmst Du Abstand und kannst dann frei entscheiden, wie Du handeln möchtest. Du nutzt Dein Denken und Fühlen gemeinsam, so kannst Du kluge Entscheidungen treffen.
Dad With Four Daughters Learns His Wife Is Having Another Girl, Walks Outside And Gives Up
With 6 boys, I can relate. All I ever wanted was two girls…
Though this dad’s dreams of a son are dashed yet again, as his wife proudly announces, “five girls never hurt anybody.”
See the video: Dad With Four Daughters Learns His Wife Is Having Another Girl, Walks Outside And Gives Up – Digg
How Buddhism Helped Eric Ripert Tame His Anger
If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. But if you’re a Michelin Star chef with a restaurant to run, you’re going to need a better coping strategy.
Source: Heaven’s Kitchen: How Buddhism Helped Eric Ripert Tame His Anger | Big Think
My life
Letting Go of the Worry That Weighs Us Down
The amount of unnecessary stress and pressure we humans often carry is staggering. We have the power to let go of the worry that weighs us down.
Read more: Letting Go of the Worry That Weighs Us Down – Tiny Buddha
The Righteous Mind
Ever wonder what makes up your moral compass? That’s the premise behind the first selection of the Make Me Smart Book Club. We read “The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion” by Jonathan Haidt. Listeners share their thoughts on how the book reveals some timely and timeless questions about politics in the United States. Plus, Kai and Molly answer your question about what you need to read to think fairly and critically about the headlines.
Listen in here or on your favorite podcast tool: 23: The Righteous Mind
Bright, Shiny Objects! 
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