What are the fundamental pieces of culture hat have been lost or misunderstood. Bill Plotkin says we are living in an adolescent culture of me, me, me. What are the ways of growing into true adulthood?
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What are the fundamental pieces of culture hat have been lost or misunderstood. Bill Plotkin says we are living in an adolescent culture of me, me, me. What are the ways of growing into true adulthood?
#17 The Ultradian cycle - Following natural cycles for deep concentration and focus.
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7 months ago
#17 The Ultradian cycle - Following natural cycles for deep concentration and focus.
We are natural beings connected to nature and the cycles. When we can align with the natural cycles of life we get more done with much more ease.
In this podcast I cover:
How following natural cycles leads to more productivity and less overwhelm.
The value of creating structure, containers and intentional spaces for deep work and creativity.
Stop procrastinating and start working towards your goal & purpose today!
Seeing how our modern attitudes of hustle culture and working are not natural and actually counterproductive to our health and productivity.
How fully committing and deepening into a task is deeply fulfilling for us.
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Blue Zones - The Ultradian cycle graph
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What are the fundamental pieces of culture hat have been lost or misunderstood. Bill Plotkin says we are living in an adolescent culture of me, me, me. What are the ways of growing into true adulthood?
