getting naked with lisa: Recent Episodes
Lisa Mickey
Conversations that reveal more of who we truly are - all of us designed to be naked and unashamed, exposed and accepted - living fully!
become aware of irritations, ask questions, communicate, build those muscles of non-condemnation!
personal processing and expanding on what it might look like to accept loss and accept the grieving process.
my understanding of the process of loss and grief and anger and denial - and expectation.
transitions are a reality of life - what technologies of humanness can we employ to wrestle more productively through them?
what evokes attraction? does attraction lead to Love? how can we become more naked and unashamed by understanding why we are drawn to others?
sharing some thoughts on the undergirding of my framework before we move to practical applications in upcoming episodes
neglect or perfect - managing the inner accusations that hold us back from being who we are
how do we view relationship? what is our overall vision? how do align our goals with our vision?
are we scrambling internally or externally to be seen and heard and valued and accepted - or are we living abundantly, in the space of “already famous”?
when distance in relationship is respected and accepted, harmful demands and expectations are avoided
Chris shares a bit of his journey after a hurtful event in his past and how unpacking and grieving has helped him to see people in his current relationships with more compassion.
we discuss what intentional risk might look like in a space of equilibrium
https://gettingnakedwithlisa.wordpress.com/2018/07/14/conversation-calculated-risk/
In this episode I talk about what I mean by equilibrium and how prioritizing this sets is up for taking wiser, more intentional risks
Heard a twenty second blip on Christian talk radio today that created a bit of a response in me. Thought I’d share with y’all.
in this episode, we begin the discussion around the importance of grieving
https://gettingnakedwithlisa.wordpress.com/2018/07/06/conversation-grieving/
how do we contain the hurt - protect our vulnerabilities? how is this different from the type of self-preservation instincts that limit our ability to live naked and unashamed?
where I reflect on recent episodes from two of my favorite podcasts because maybe they are talking to me - or to you - or just to themselves
Lisa’s musings on Rene Girard’s concept of Memetic Desire, discussed on a recent episode of The Fundamentalists podcast.
how many people are present in one interaction - and how can move towards minimizing that number closer to those present
Continuing to explore what this podcast is becoming and, in that, gesticulating why we say things how we do. Is being polite or kind or politically correct our ultimate goal?