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🗓️ 12 May 2020
⏱️ 41 minutes
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0:00.0 | Coming up on today's episode of the virtual couch, we're going to tell the story of the elephant |
0:04.5 | and the writer. The elephant is the emotional part of your brain, the writer, the logical part |
0:09.3 | of your brain, and we're going to make sense of why at times that six-ton elephant just |
0:13.7 | seems like it's running out of control, that your emotions are leading the way, regardless |
0:18.1 | of what you try to do as the writer. We're also going to talk about a visceral |
0:22.2 | reaction. You're going to learn how miraculous it really is that the fact that our emotions do lead |
0:27.6 | the way. And we're going to talk about some ways to just put yourself in a better spot to be |
0:33.3 | able to control that giant elephant of emotions that's within each one of us. |
0:41.0 | So that and plenty more coming up on today's episode of the virtual couch. |
0:55.2 | Hey, everybody, this is a very quick advertisement, and I know I'm a podcast listener. You can hit the little fast forward button probably on your podcast player, 15 seconds, 30 seconds, but bear with me. |
1:00.5 | I'll try to make this quick. As a therapist myself, I obviously recommend that everybody |
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1:09.4 | The answer is, yes, I need therapy. Everyone could use a sounding board. Everybody could use an objective third |
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1:20.9 | holding back on. What are the things that they feel like they should be able to get over or shouldn't |
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1:28.3 | Nobody wants to be should on. |
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2:01.1 | the right fit, if you're worried about bumping into somebody in the therapy waiting room, |
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