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Tim Ferriss as a book he read during the new year, which informed his thoughts on striving and self-acceptance.
Tim Ferriss as a book he read during the new year, which informed his thoughts on striving and self-acceptance.
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#656: Brené Brown — Striving versus Self-Acceptance, Saving Marriages, and More (Repost)
Mentioned by Tim Ferriss as a book he's been reading, offering insights on striving and self-acceptance.
Tim Ferriss as a book he's been reading, offering insights on striving and self-acceptance.120 snips
#409: Brené Brown — Striving versus Self-Acceptance, Saving Marriages, and More
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Clay Skipper when discussing the counter-intuitive nature of practices leading to transformative change.
Clay Skipper when discussing the counter-intuitive nature of practices leading to transformative change.
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118 - How to Build Discipline
Mentioned by Tim Ferriss in a discussion about combining developmental and fruition frameworks for personal growth.
Tim Ferriss in a discussion about combining developmental and fruition frameworks for personal growth. #414: Jack Kornfield — How to Find Peace Amidst COVID-19, How to Cultivate Calm in Chaos
Recommended by Marcela Otalora for its combination of Buddhism and psychotherapy, focusing on presence in the moment.
#396: Marcela Ot’alora — How to Become a Psychedelic Therapist
Mentioned by Tim Ferriss as a book that puts a lot in perspective, relating it to Michael Singer's work.
Tim Ferriss as a book that puts a lot in perspective, relating it to Michael Singer's work. #426: The Random Show: Boozy Quarantine Edition!
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Sasha Chapin , who likes what Bruce Tiff says about life being an evolving dance between separateness and togetherness.
Sasha Chapin , who likes what Bruce Tiff says about life being an evolving dance between separateness and togetherness.
#58 - No-Cactus Spirituality, with Sasha Chapin
Recommended by a therapist to Tim Ferriss as a book combining Western psychotherapy with Buddhist practices.
Tim Ferriss as a book combining Western psychotherapy with Buddhist practices.
Tim Ferriss, The Random Show, Spring Edition (#36)
