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The Simple Sophisticate - Intelligent Living Paired with Signature Style

17: 4 Habits That Cultivate Continual Self-Growth

The Simple Sophisticate - Intelligent Living Paired with Signature Style

Shannon Ables

Self-improvement, Society & Culture, Education

4.7944 Ratings

🗓️ 15 December 2014

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

A full life is a live that is continually changing, offering us opportunities that have never before experienced and becoming all the more enjoyable. However, to ensure that each of our lives is dynamic, we must cultivate regular everyday habits in how we respond to whatever life throws at us. In today's podcast, four habits are shared that will help listeners open their lives in ways they may have never before thought possible. 

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the simple Sophisticate Podcast, where intelligent living is paired with signature style.

0:16.2

I'm your host, Shannon Ables.

0:18.8

And whether you're listening on your commute, exercising, working in the garden, or sitting down with a hot cup of tea or a

0:25.0

cafe ole, thank you for tuning in. Let's get started. The So it was Sunday morning, yesterday morning, and I found myself at my weekly yoga class and our yoga instructor started talking about something

0:56.7

that is not necessarily something I haven't heard before, but she reframed this concept that I'm going to talk about today in a way that was refreshing

1:12.2

or changed the perspective on how I viewed it. She started

1:17.0

talking about how life, our lives, are, are, have spirals. In other words words different things come back around there is not just

1:27.2

a one direction our life's go in but rather they're more circular and this is not necessarily a bad thing is what she was inferring.

1:36.6

In fact, it gives us an opportunity to prove that we have learned the lesson. And the way that I've heard that whole concept of we are

1:46.1

given lessons until we learn them, the way I've heard that in the past often offered the statement as a negative connotation like oh no darn it you

1:57.0

didn't learn the lesson we're gonna show it to you again or darn it and so

2:00.4

there was this idea that you didn't do well.

2:04.5

You didn't do well, you didn't do what you're supposed to,

2:07.1

you're gonna have to do it again.

2:09.2

And so maybe it's just how we frame it that helps us look at this little differently but I think

2:14.5

this is actually something to be thankful for. Think about it this way when we're

2:18.6

given a test and we don't know what the answers are. It's frightening. It's scary, it's frustrating, and

2:26.8

we don't feel successful at the end. But then think about it this way on the opposite

2:32.2

end of the spectrum.

2:34.2

What if we have taken that test before?

2:36.8

Or what if we have studied and we know all the answers and we see that test

2:42.3

and we can relax? we can calmly go forward and not make those mistakes that we may

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