BY&T Podcast Episode 10: Recast your day

The Practice of ‘Living as we Intend’

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Episode 10: Recast your Day

Have you ever been in a low-mood?? How about a low-mood kind of day? Of course you have! And you and I are not alone. This IS life and it is going to ebb and flow. And from time to time, we are all going to feel the unbalance that this brings.

In this episode, we explore how we can recast our moment or even our day when we need to. Join me and listen, reflect and be inspired, as we practice ‘Living as we Intend’ together!

Whether you schedule a few minutes to begin your day or multi-task while listening for needed renewal, I look forward to being a part of your journey—and you a part of mine!

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BY&T Podcast Episode 10: Recast your Day

Run Time: 11:30 minutes

 


Summary of Podcast:

Episode 10: Recast your day

(00:36) I have been in the mulligrubs! Earlier this week I had a mulligrub kind of a day. I was feeling off, a bit in a low mood, and in turn I ended up having a day that I really didn’t plan to have! I’m talking #peanutbutterjaruntwists and I am on the couch kind of day!

(1:20) A dear person in my life said to me yesterday, ‘You know ‘D’ you can recast your day at any point.’

(2:58) In this episode we’re going to explore how we can practice recasting our moment or even our day when needed.

(3:50) In either circumstance, experiencing a low mood or being in the midst of an extreme difficulty, allowing others to be a part of our lives or our circumstance is a valuable foundation.

(5:16) I think part of the instinct to withdrawal from people, has a lot to do with our expectations.  Modifying the expectations we place upon ourselves, (and the ones we also think others have for us), allows us to begin to feel the freedom to be who we truly are and do what we once doubted.

(7:18) Another form of recasting our moment or mood, is paying attention to our thoughts. I know that our thoughts become habits and CAN be retrained when purposefully attended to.

(9:14) Lastly I have to share that I think we could all use a little more light-heartedness in our lives. I think this keeps life a bit more in perspective

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