Q&A #3—Ambition, Narcissistic Parents, Addiction to Stress, Parenting Emotional Experiences, Emotional Fluidity

The Art of Accomplishment

Brett Kistler

Management, Mental Health, Personal Development, Education, Self-improvement, Business, Health & Fitness

4.8 • 269 Ratings

🗓️ 24 May 2024

⏱️ 48 minutes

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You’ve got questions, we’ve got reflections on your questions! Join Brett and Joe as they address topics that have been asked of the podcast since the last Q&A. In this episode, they respond to questions about ambition, relating to narcissistic parents, addiction to stress and dysfunction, supporting children through their emotional experiences, and emotional fluidity.

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0:00.0	Not being able to feel an emotion all the way through is an emotion that you get to feel.
0:07.0	I should be able to cry is shame.
0:10.6	And so feel the shame.
0:12.0	Oh my gosh, if I cry, then I'm never going to stop crying.
0:15.1	Oh, that's fear.
0:16.4	So feel the fear.
0:20.1	Welcome to the art of accomplishment, where we explore living the life you want with
0:24.1	enjoyment and ease.
0:25.5	I'm Brett Kistler here with Joe Hudson.
0:27.7	Hey, Brett.
0:28.4	How's it going, Joe?
0:29.6	Good.
0:30.3	Good to see you.
0:31.8	Yeah, that was a hell of a workshop on Friday.
0:34.5	That was fun.
0:36.2	For listeners, we ran, uh, I don't know, like, was it three hours or so? Yeah, I think so.
0:42.3	And a seminar slash workshop at the Robot Heart Residency here in Oakland with Ply Alchemist.
0:50.9	Yeah, it was a total joy to be there. I love that somebody brought their baby. That was really good. Yeah. The baby really tied the whole place together with your occasional references to, yeah, this is how you can see all the people who weren't allowed to cry as a baby. Yeah. So, yeah, let's dedicate this episode to Osa, the baby, at the workshop.
1:13.1	Yeah, beautiful.
1:15.1	Yeah.
1:15.6	Now, so what are we going to do for this episode? We've had a lot of questions coming in.
1:20.4	Yeah.
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