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The Paradise Paradox
Aaron Battle & Kurt Robinson
275 episodes
6 days ago
We're two Australians living in Guadalajara, Mexico - a beautiful country with a bad reputation. That's the Paradise Paradox. We're knowledge soldiers, educating the masses, or at least asking uncommon questions.
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We're two Australians living in Guadalajara, Mexico - a beautiful country with a bad reputation. That's the Paradise Paradox. We're knowledge soldiers, educating the masses, or at least asking uncommon questions.
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Philosophy
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Anxiety - 5 Quick Tips To Be Calm And Powerful
The Paradise Paradox
17 minutes 34 seconds
6 years ago
Anxiety - 5 Quick Tips To Be Calm And Powerful

A lot of people have been feeling anxious lately. It's hard to say exactly why, but whatever the cause, we all have to find a way to deal with it.


In this video, Kurt explains five tips you can use to improve your state of mind:


1. A yogic alternate breathing exercise.

2. How giving in to your anxiety can help your anxiety.

3. Using a journal to gain a healthy distance from your problems.

4. Being aware of your body and your surroundings to stay centred.

5. How identity affects your emotional state.


The Paradise Paradox
We're two Australians living in Guadalajara, Mexico - a beautiful country with a bad reputation. That's the Paradise Paradox. We're knowledge soldiers, educating the masses, or at least asking uncommon questions.