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Optimal Living Daily - Personal Development and Self-Improvement

1246: All The Feels by Kacie Main on Embracing Each Moment & Mindfulness

Optimal Living Daily - Personal Development and Self-Improvement

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Education, Mental Health, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness

4.63.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 May 2019

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Kacie Main shares her thoughts on suppressing emotions. Episode 1246: All The Feels by Kacie Main on Embracing Each Moment & Mindfulness Kacie Main's affinity for writing started as a child, writing arguably overly emotional letters to family, friends, and boyfriends, and even an anonymous poem to a widowed neighbor. The first paper she wrote in college was nominated for a first-year writing award yet she still didn't think to pursue writing as a career. She spent years successfully wandering through jobs but always trying to figure out "what I want to be when I grow up." As her career path zigged and zagged, writing was always there, lurking in the background patiently waiting it's turn. Then at 32 years old, the patience ran out. She didn't sit down to write her book, it jumped out of her at perhaps the worst, best, most confusing, and most liberating time of her life. The original post is located here: https://www.kaciemain.com/realtalk/allthefeels Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

This is Optimal Living Daily Episode 1246, all the feels by Casey Main of KCMain.com

0:07.0

and my very own personal narrator Justin Mollick, reading to you from some amazing blogs to help

0:11.3

you optimize your life. Happy Friday, almost to another weekend, and have a brand new author

0:16.8

for you today, Casey Main. She's an author, her new book is called, I gave up men for lent,

0:22.8

the story of a jaded, hopelessly romantic health conscious party girl search for meaning,

0:27.5

highly reviewed on Amazon, and you can find it on her site at CaseyMain.com. I have that

0:32.6

link in this episode's description. Without further ado, let's get right to our very first post

0:36.9

from her and start optimizing your life. All the feels by CaseyMain of KCMain.com.

0:48.8

Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got till it's gone?

0:53.5

Why, yes, Joni Mitchell, it does seem to go that way. But I argue there's also another way it

0:58.7

goes that you don't know what was gone till it's back. This realization hit me hard the other day

1:04.9

as I struggle to handle the return of some unfamiliar feelings, emotions. Now at first that might

1:10.7

not make sense. We often think feelings and emotions are the same, but they aren't. In doing some

1:16.3

research, I learned that emotions are physical states while feelings are mental associations and

1:21.5

reactions to emotions. Basically your brain looks at an emotion that arises in your body,

1:27.0

assigns meaning to it, and that results in a feeling. Feelings may be the effect,

1:32.0

but emotions are the deeper rooted cause. Well, we don't want to feel a certain way we tend to

1:36.6

repress the emotion that causes the unwelcome feeling. Push it down, bury it, pretend it isn't there.

1:43.6

I did that for years. Not wanting to feel the pain of heartache, I suppressed the emotion of

1:48.0

sadness altogether. And that's where it gets tricky because feelings are subjective.

1:53.6

There are brains interpretation and therefore influenced by experiences, memories, and beliefs.

2:00.2

Ultimately on some level, we choose them. And oftentimes we choose wrong. In all my years of

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