No matter what happens, I truly appreciate you all for listening and tagging along for this bit of our lives. I hope that some of what I have said could resonate with you and inspire you to be better.
In this episode I talk about how it's important to evolve and not let anything, whether it's your fitness routine or your relationship, stagnate and stay the same. We all have to constantly change and improve for the best, or else we'll end up in bad situations, whether from fatigue or a lack of care and attention.
No matter how monotonous all of your responsibilities get, you gotta keep moving! You'll regret it if you don't.
Better to get it right eventually than to keep getting it wrong forever. I am surprised how much I still have left to learn sometimes. BUT we all have the privilege of doing what's right, no matter how late to it we are.
Some days we just suck and that's all there is to it. Sometimes we make mistakes that are indefensible and we have to deal with the consequences. That's okay, but it sucks ass, too.
Talking about respecting your person no matter what, and a few other things. Also, communicating how you feel and finding peace in your person works, give it a try.
Talking about protecting your peace when everything is looking up. Don't ever get complacent or use progress as an excuse to let up or 'take a day off'. Old habits can and will take the reins back if you aren't careful.
Also talking about the direction of the podcast and what I want it to be.
Talking about how allowing passive habits to control your life can hurt the ones you love if left unchecked. And how I want to avoid distractions so as not to let myself fail so readily when passivity tries to set in.
Talking about how you should strive to show gratitude and be grateful for the things the people you love do for you.
Talking about taking one step toward a healthier life each and every single day to make sure your loved ones have you tomorrow. We all can better ourselves and become capable of great things, if we're willing to start moving forward in small steps, and keep that momentum while making it better and better.
We got this!
Hopefully something coherent about building and maintaining a better, possibly near perfect relationship by using communication. Among other positive things, of course.
Some thoughts about how we live mostly on autopilot, among other things, like trauma and not putting up defenses or matching negative emotional states with someone you love when trying to communicate. That said, this one is more positive, I promise!
Just some thoughts I had concerning life and dealing with the consequences of our actions.
This is more of a bonus episode than anything.. Just taking a walk, getting some thoughts out. Reflecting on a poor decision and the fact that nobody can be perfect, but we can keep failing until we get it right. In the end, we are all just trying to do our best.
Back with a different style. Forgive my rambling, there is actually a good message in there somewhere. Hope you all enjoy!
In this episode I talk about losing my dog and then I share a book that I had read at the time I began questioning my own existence.
If you struggle with depression or have thoughts of suicide please call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-273-8255,
the trans lifeline at 1-877-565-8860 for the transgender community,
the Trevorlifeline at 1-866-488-7386 for lgbtq youth,
or the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255.
you can also text the crisis text line by texting HOME to 741741
You matter!
In this episode, I talk about the poem Quae nocent, docent by Samuel Taylor Coleridge and how I interpret it. I also talk a little bit about my own life and how I relate to some of what the poem says, you know?
Please consider emailing me with any questions, stories, or suggestions on what I could change to make this podcast better! I appreciate any feedback, good or bad.
Email: slightlyoriginalpodcast@gmail.com
In this trailer I talk about this slightly original podcast, and what I plan for it to be.
Email: slightlyoriginalpodcast@gmail.com