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Wabi Sabi - The Perfectly Imperfect Podcast with Candice Kumai

EP- 71 How to: Make things Right & Make Life Work for You

Wabi Sabi - The Perfectly Imperfect Podcast with Candice Kumai

Candice Kumai

Health & Fitness, Education, Health, Wabisabi, How To, Nutrition, Mental Health, Wellness

4.9793 Ratings

🗓️ 1 February 2022

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

How to get out of your rut, how can we make life right for us? - how to express your true inner beliefs, feelings and do the inner-child search, and work: therapy & hypnotherapy can work - how can we be better teachers, how can we help others and live to be a better example? - Let go your old belief system is just that -- it is old. let go. - I am not perfect, I was not well when I flew to NYC, $200 in my bank account and no job - I had faith I would make things work, and I did. - "I have never seen another author work harder than you." - Pam Krauss -- feedback that was given that set the tone for my whole life; living up to a golden standard - The little girl who was called stupid and I thought I was dumb... turned out to be a storyteller.. how did I make this work for myself? Don't let yourself feel "dumb" bc of that inner child - Give words of affirmation and honesty to others... - Let go of things not meant for us, gracefully, practicing grace means getting through adversity - Karma will plat a large role in your life; how honest and faithful are you? - Let go of anxiety and worry -- it is not in your greatest power to hold on to these things - but rather, let them go. - Call a friend ask for a fresh perspective. Nourish the team that surrounds you. Get your posse right and treat them with kindness. Sit and have a meal with those on your team, off of technology. Tell others when they are doing a great job. Answering love letters & emails. Write your Five Star Review Now I read them all! xx ck

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0:00.0

Hi guys, welcome to the Wabi Sabby podcast episode number 71. When things go wrong, you always can make them right.

0:15.3

Today we'll be focusing on how we can turn it around and stop playing victim for the rest of our lives.

0:23.0

Now is the time for you to pick up the pieces, put some lipstick on, as Elizabeth Taylor says,

0:30.4

and put yourself back together.

0:34.1

It's not easy these days. I get it.

0:36.9

We are coming off the tail end of the horrible pandemic.

0:40.6

Not so bad compared to what is really always been going on in the world. Wars, disagreements,

0:49.3

crazy, crazy times. It's all good. It's okay. I'm sure you've seen that Mercury is ending retrograde

0:57.9

on February 3rd. We are almost there. If you've made it this far, you better just keep going.

1:06.3

Today on the Wabi Sabby Podcasts, we will learn how to manage. That means how to mend, compartmentalize,

1:14.8

put things in a little tiny box, and throw it away. I don't want you to torture yourself with

1:20.1

anxiety for the rest of your life. Waring will never get you anywhere. It's a big waste of time.

1:29.8

And if you want to get anywhere in this life,

1:35.2

I suggest that you start learning how to mend, putting things back together, how to make things right, how to make everything work for you. This is a powerful shift that you could make. First and

1:42.4

foremost, you should speak to someone you truly care about

1:47.7

or love or they love you back about your worries. You know, whether it's Dana, Meredith,

1:53.5

Crystal, Steph, or Courtney, I wrote a nice letter to all of my best friends and every single one

2:00.2

of them replied or called right away

2:02.5

and they said let me help some needed a few days or a week to digest my issues and then others

2:10.5

immediately saw it and said we're going to help sometimes it's helpful to do a recap i don don't do this often, but once every few years,

2:20.6

I'll send out an email listing the issues that I'm having. Your peers, meaning all my friends,

2:27.3

are the same age in that particular group. And they don't all know each other well. Some of them

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