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Wellness Podcast
Alyssa Martoccio
165 episodes
6 days ago
This podcast is for anyone looking for ideas to improve their mental health and wellness. I am not therapist/psychologist but a college professor interested in helping students (and everyone) with quick tips and tricks to make life just a little bit easier/happier/calmer etc.
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This podcast is for anyone looking for ideas to improve their mental health and wellness. I am not therapist/psychologist but a college professor interested in helping students (and everyone) with quick tips and tricks to make life just a little bit easier/happier/calmer etc.
Show more...
Self-Improvement
Education
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Week 162: To life the "good" life, don't forget adventures
Wellness Podcast
7 minutes 9 seconds
1 month ago
Week 162: To life the "good" life, don't forget adventures

In this episode, I talk about my adventures in Boulder, Colorado last week in the context of a book I read last spring called "Life in Three Dimensions: How Curiosity, Exploration, and Experience Make a Fuller, Better Life" by Professor Shigehiro Oishi. The premise of this book is that there are 3 main components to a "good" life, happiness, meaning and also psychological richness. I define all three terms, give a few examples of each from my own life, and talk about how it can actually be pretty easy to make ourlives a little (or a lot) more "psychologically rich". Whether by traveling more, exploring our own cities (like I mentioned in Week 161), or even just reading a new kind of book, listening to a different podcast, or taking a slightly different way to work in the morning, we can make our lives a little bit better by mixing things up a little bit!

Wellness Podcast
This podcast is for anyone looking for ideas to improve their mental health and wellness. I am not therapist/psychologist but a college professor interested in helping students (and everyone) with quick tips and tricks to make life just a little bit easier/happier/calmer etc.