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🗓️ 8 December 2020
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0:00.0 | This is Optimal Living Daily Episode 1824 for questions for a happier day by Rose Loundsbury |
0:07.2 | of RoseLoundsbury.com and I'm Justin Mollick, your personal narrator, reading to you every day, |
0:12.2 | including holidays. I have a post today from Rose Loundsbury, great one with four questions that |
0:17.6 | you can ask yourself at the end of the day that might reframe how it went. These are the types of |
0:23.4 | questions and prompts that I put into the Optimal Living Daily workbook now available to order, |
0:28.5 | just in time for the holidays and to start the new year off right. It's over 200 pages in a hard |
0:33.5 | cover book. If you want to check that out, it's a big support for this show. It means a lot. |
0:38.2 | You can find it at oldpodcast.com slash shop. And with that, let's hear Rose's four questions |
0:45.0 | and start optimizing your life. Four questions for a happier day by Rose Loundsbury of RoseLoundsbury.com. |
0:56.0 | Despite what we tell everyone, most of us are not having a good day. Now, before you disagree with |
1:03.9 | me, let me introduce you to my friends, Nicole. Nicole is a beautiful, accomplished, 46-year-old mom |
1:10.1 | in entrepreneur. Yet the other day, she told me that she goes to bed every night, feeling like a failure. |
1:17.2 | I can never finish everything, she said. No matter what I do, there's always more. And I drop |
1:23.0 | in a bed every night, feeling like I haven't done enough, like I've failed. Ouch, that hurt. |
1:29.8 | Mostly because I can 100% relate. As often happens, when we hear someone else verbalize our |
1:36.1 | innermost conflict, we suddenly recognize our problem in them and things become clearer. |
1:41.8 | And sometimes if we're lucky, we can see a solution. What I saw in Nicole was a woman who was judging |
1:47.3 | herself very harshly, who's equating her worth and internal can't take away quality, with her |
1:54.1 | accomplishments and external constantly moving, changing, and unpredictable target. No wonder she |
2:00.4 | feels like a failure. She's judging herself by metrics she can't control. I call these |
2:06.9 | Femetrics. And I think most of us are using them all of the time. Let's take a look at some of the |
2:13.1 | Femetrics I've used to evaluate myself throughout my life. Did I get nay? Were people nice to me? |
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