17: Learning to Have Realistic Expectations of Yourself

The Connected Life

Justin Stumvoll

Health & Fitness, Christianity, Mental Health, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 29 April 2019

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Every person is different and because of this we all have a different capacity. Sometimes it seems like everyone is conquering the world, while all we're doing is dropping the ball. For others it seems like we're running on a hamster wheel, while everyone else is relaxing and enjoying life.

In this episode Justin and Abi talk about the "Do'ers" and the "Be'ers"; those that are hard at work and those that are hard at play. They discuss the value of both personalities and the value for understanding your capacity in every season of life.

This episode will help you gain compassion for where you're at in life, feel successful, break your judgments towards others, and challenge you to live a more balanced life.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Life isn't perfect, and neither are we.
0:06.0	No, but we know how to face our fears, and have some fun, and talk about all the messiest
0:12.0	things of life.
0:13.0	Like the messiest things.
0:15.0	Get connected to yourself, get connected to others, and get connected to the life right
0:20.7	in front of you.
0:21.8	This is the connected life with Justin and Abby.
0:24.6	That's me.
0:25.6	That's you.
0:26.6	And you.
0:27.6	Hey there, girl.
0:28.6	Oh, that's me.
0:30.8	What are you doing?
0:31.8	I'm just sitting here looking at you, looking all fine.
0:36.6	I just got done eating salmon.
0:38.8	It just smells fishy in here.
0:43.4	Oh, it smells fishy in here.
0:45.2	Do you know what the miracle is?
0:46.4	Is that we got you to eat salmon?
0:49.0	That is a miracle.
0:50.0	I hate fish.
0:51.0	You hate fish.
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