Think Differently About Fear Podcast #384

Zen Parenting Radio

Todd and Cathy Adams

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

4.8 • 636 Ratings

🗓️ 4 July 2017

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Cathy and Todd share a quote from Gutsy Girl author Caroline Paul about how we can use “micro-bravery” to handle our fear. They discuss why bravery can mean different things to men and women, and why it’s hard to differentiate between fear, excitement, and other strong feelings. They talk about ball players who get the “yips”, the movie Get Out, and explain why The Babadook represents repressed grief and anger.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Do do do do do.
0:05.3	Here we go.
0:06.3	My name's Todd.
0:06.9	This is Gabi.
0:07.7	Welcome back to Zen Parenting Radio.
0:10.0	This is podcast number 384 as we inch our way closer to the Big 400.
0:16.4	Why listen to Zen Parenting Radio?
0:18.0	Because you'll feel outstanding.
0:19.3	And who doesn't want to feel outstanding?
0:20.6	And I always remember our motto, which is that the best predictor of a child's well-being is a parent's self-understanding.
0:27.2	On today's show.
0:30.8	Creating a new relationship with fear.
0:33.9	Creating a new relationship with fear.
0:36.8	That sounds a little scary.
0:38.9	It's a little eerie.
0:40.0	It does, but I don't have any fear sound drops right now.
0:44.5	Well, I'll give a little...
0:46.1	This is what I got.
0:47.0	That's not fear.
0:48.3	That's not it.
0:48.7	That's nighttime.
0:49.8	Yeah.
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