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🗓️ 8 May 2020
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0:00.0 | This is Optimal Living Daily episode 1610, lessons on coping with limitations from an old dog and a wild cat |
0:08.1 | by Veronica Tugileva of Veronica.org, and a moderator just a malloc reading you blogs every single day of |
0:14.2 | the year to help you live a more meaningful life that's with permission from the authors, |
0:18.8 | and we'll keep this intro nice and short so let's get right to it as we optimize your life. |
0:22.9 | Lessons on coping with limitations from an old dog and a wild cat by Veronica Tugileva of |
0:33.8 | Veronica.org. Many personal and spiritual development gurus will tell you that there are no limitations |
0:41.4 | except those in your mind. Sometimes these words sound inspiring and other times they simply sound |
0:47.1 | like lies. Anyone who's at a mental, physical, or emotional issue setting them back in every aspect |
0:52.9 | of life knows saying like nothing is impossible and the only limits are in your mind only tend to |
0:59.8 | fuel irritation and self-judgment. So what is really going on? Should we ignore our limitations or accept |
1:06.4 | them? Should we practice positive thinking when we recognize something that's holding us back? |
1:11.3 | Or should we accept our obstacles and work around them? Tell us with this conversation I've instilled |
1:16.8 | the completely unintentional and unwilling help of two new friends. Meet Cachino and Farofa, |
1:23.6 | the pet cat and dog of Laura and Tammy, wellness coaches from Toronto, for whom we are |
1:28.7 | house and pet sitting for a few weeks. I should mention before I get into the relationship between |
1:33.2 | these little furries and limitations, that house sitting is the most amazing way to travel. |
1:38.2 | We've gotten to experience a new neighborhood in Toronto, meet up with old friends, bond with |
1:42.9 | well-loved animals, and meet like-minded people who understand our new intimate, |
1:47.1 | barter-based economy. I'd recommend house sitting to fellow nomads and pet lovers, |
1:51.9 | and a big thank you to Susan Dix, a reader of this blog and follower of my Facebook page who suggested |
1:56.7 | this. So what can we learn from these animals about how to deal with our own limitations? |
2:01.6 | Let's start with Farofa, the dog. She is 14 years old. She's blind in one eye and has cataracts in |
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