Expect nothing and you'll never be disappointed.
Episode 88, Dec 13, 2021, 07:46 AM
“Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed."
The end of the year usually brings about a lot of expectations. Many people are hyper focused on an upcoming Christmas bonus, how celebrations with family might play out, and what we hope the new year might bring. But I think it's time to get rid of our expections. In this episode I discuss my feelings on expections and how you can ring in the new year differently this year.
“Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed."
The end of the year usually brings about a lot of expectations. Many people are hyper focused on an upcoming Christmas bonus, how celebrations with family might play out, and what we hope the new year might bring. But I think it's time to get rid of our expections. In this episode I discuss my feelings on expections and how you can ring in the new year differently this year.
These days it seems like everything is stressing out, causing fear and anxiety, or simply shortening our fuse. As we head into another year of uncertainty, it's time to show ourselves a little grace. In this episode, I discuss how to make your life a little more comfortable personally and professionally and why you should stop tolerating the parts of your world that don't serve you.
The end of the year usually brings about a lot of expectations. Many people are hyper focused on an upcoming Christmas bonus, how celebrations with family might play out, and what we hope the new year might bring. But I think it's time to get rid of our expections. In this episode I discuss my feelings on expections and how you can ring in the new year differently this year.
These days it seems like everything is stressing out, causing fear and anxiety, or simply shortening our fuse. As we head into another year of uncertainty, it's time to show ourselves a little grace. In this episode, I discuss how to make your life a little more comfortable personally and professionally and why you should stop tolerating the parts of your world that don't serve you.