On the heels of a powerful conversation with Dr. Emma Seppala we are re-releasing this Practicing Courage episode (originally #4) as it aligns intimately with the themes Emma and I explored together.
Perhaps none more important than Sovereignty, which is the topic of Emma's beautiful new book: Sovereign.
She defines Sovereignty as: Our innate human capacity for being resilient regardless of the chaos that life brings and for staying true to oneself and intentional regardless of outside influences.
Part of staying true to oneself involves the practice of intentionally letting go of what no longer serves us.
Today's practice will explore how to let go as you are introduced you to the work of Dr. Jud Brewer.
You'll learn more about how we can leverage knowledge of how our brains work, the latest science of habit change, and a blend of curiosity and kindness, to ultimately let go of ways of thinking and behaving that no are no longer helpful or beneficial in the pursuit of what we care about most.
Thank you for your practice!
Did you find today's practice valuable? Remember, courage is contagious. If you know someone who would benefit from today’s practice please share.
All practices can be found for free in our Practice Library. Access the library here: https://www.practicingcourage.com/join-library
Interested in taking a deeper dive into practices that support greater calm, clarity, courage, and meaningful connection?
We created The Practice Pass, an annual membership that gives you access to all of this dynamic original content including both live and on-demand learning experiences.
If you sign up up for the Practice Pass you’ll receive:
Existing on-demand meditation challenges:
Learn more and register for the pass here: https://www.practicingcourage.com/signup-practice-pass
Curious to explore this topic further? Here are some conversations on the podcast we think you'll love:
Til next Thursday,
-Joshua
On the heels of a powerful conversation with Dr. Emma Seppala we are re-releasing this Practicing Courage episode (originally #4) as it aligns intimately with the themes Emma and I explored together.
Perhaps none more important than Sovereignty, which is the topic of Emma's beautiful new book: Sovereign.
She defines Sovereignty as: Our innate human capacity for being resilient regardless of the chaos that life brings and for staying true to oneself and intentional regardless of outside influences.
Part of staying true to oneself involves the practice of intentionally letting go of what no longer serves us.
Today's practice will explore how to let go as you are introduced you to the work of Dr. Jud Brewer.
You'll learn more about how we can leverage knowledge of how our brains work, the latest science of habit change, and a blend of curiosity and kindness, to ultimately let go of ways of thinking and behaving that no are no longer helpful or beneficial in the pursuit of what we care about most.
Thank you for your practice!
Did you find today's practice valuable? Remember, courage is contagious. If you know someone who would benefit from today’s practice please share.
All practices can be found for free in our Practice Library. Access the library here: https://www.practicingcourage.com/join-library
Interested in taking a deeper dive into practices that support greater calm, clarity, courage, and meaningful connection?
We created The Practice Pass, an annual membership that gives you access to all of this dynamic original content including both live and on-demand learning experiences.
If you sign up up for the Practice Pass you’ll receive:
Existing on-demand meditation challenges:
Learn more and register for the pass here: https://www.practicingcourage.com/signup-practice-pass
Curious to explore this topic further? Here are some conversations on the podcast we think you'll love:
Til next Thursday,
-Joshua