The Art of Fulfillment- Podcast #414

Zen Parenting Radio

Todd and Cathy Adams

Education, Philosophy, Parenting, Self-improvement, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

4.8 • 636 Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2018

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Todd+Cathy discuss how to “let go” and “bring in” for the new year, and how to wake up to our lives in 2018. They discuss how Steve Bartman and Bill Buckner became the scapegoats for their perspective cities pain, and how we tend to project all blame on one person or event in our own lives. They explain why the science of achievement and the art of fulfillment work well together, and why humor is essential in the midst of challenges.

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0:00.0	Do do do do do do do do do
0:05.0	Do we go.
0:05.7	My name's hot.
0:07.2	And my name's Kathy.
0:08.5	I forgot to lower the volume.
0:09.9	Can you tell them a little rusty?
0:11.8	A little rusty nail.
0:12.9	Isn't that a drink called the rusty nail?
0:14.5	Sure.
0:16.5	Welcome to Zen Parenting Radio, 2018 style.
0:19.5	Will you turn your heater off, sweetie?
0:21.3	Do I have to?
0:22.3	Wah, wah.
0:23.7	It's negative nine.
0:26.1	It's minus 15 in Chicago today.
0:28.2	Why listen to Zen Parenting Radio?
0:29.5	Because you'll feel outstanding.
0:31.1	All right, I'm turning it off.
0:31.9	And who doesn't want to feel outstanding?
0:33.7	And always remember our motto, which is the best predictor of a child's old being, is a parent's
0:38.0	self-understanding. And just for kicks, I'm going to say our mission, making the world a more
0:43.8	civil and compassionate place by doing work we love with people we care about in a way that is
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