Are Good and Bad Trauma Related (podcast)
Lincoln Stoller2025-01-09T08:58:07-08:00What you need should be a regular part of your life, not an ecstatic or occasional experience.
What you need should be a regular part of your life, not an ecstatic or occasional experience.
Comparing Stefan Deutsch’s 9 “laws” with what I consider essential: awareness, thought, sex, neurology, commitment, discernment, effort, support, and spirit.
Selfish gratitude is contingent and dependent. Gratitude offered with appreciation asks for no reward but can feel empty.
All of your problems reflect absent self-awareness, just as your successes are the result of it.
The most important things we need to learn are the things we cannot see. How do we learn about such things? I suspect the first thing you must do is to grow larger in order to see more.
Creating personality and how it all comes together to create the person who you are.
A commitment is not a thing. It's the process of awareness, feedback, insight, action, and responsibility. You can only commit to being a positive force
You’d think relationships would be taken seriously, but most people approach relationships like a card game.
Resilience is strength in failure, knowing that you learn more about more things when plans fail than when they work.
Don’t get habituated on risk-taking. Grace is the object, not achievement.
A high achiever is someone who achieves a high state; a state of peace with oneself. We call it mental health.
Purpose is best seen from a dreamlike point of view as a community of positive, co-creative attitudes.