“Teach what you need to learn, until you learn it.” — Dr. Wayne Dyer
This week I’m recording out from Bloomington, IN, where I just finished up having an awesome weekend with my son at his college. My experience this weekend caused me to reflect on a specific aspect of myself I’d like to address today — and that is my tendency to be a “Malcontent.” I’d describe a malcontent as someone who is never quite satisfied with where they are, always in search of the next big thing. While there are times that this can certainly fuel us in our lives — it’s what has allowed me to become a psychologist, author, and a guest in numerous national media outlets — it also makes it very easy to bypass the present moment, and the deep-fulfilling happiness that emanates from a gratitude for the experience in front of us right now. So take a quick listen, and then I urge you to go out into your life and really try to connect with and appreciate whatever experience happens to be in front of you. I suspect you won’t regret it!
The Fall Family Blues
Banksy, Art, and Emotions
Defying Death
Embrace The Pivot
A Closet Conversation
Pride 2021: A Parenting Opportunity
Processing The Pandemic
Gray Divorce & Maskless Faces
A Little Joy: Art and Baseball
The Addiction Inoculation with Jessica Lahey
Coronaversary and a Wake Up Call
On Raising Modern Teens with Sue Borison of Your Teen Media
We Found Out Our Love Languages
Stop Fear From Stopping You with Dr. Helen Odessky
Lessons Learned From Walking, Watching, and Lucy the Dog
Getting Our Bearings In 2021
A Very Covid Christmas
The Home Stretch
Television's Kindness Rebellion with David Kamp
Department of Mental Wellness
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The Count of Monte Cristo
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