About this episode
Cathy and Todd offer ways to practice and recognize self-compassion, and explain why our ego tends to argue against too much self-love (but why we don’t have to listen…). They discuss lovingkindness meditation, why it’s important to accept compliments, and how we can get to know ourselves like a friend. They also discuss Keyshawn Johnson’s decision to pull his son out of Nebraska football – was this decision too much or just right? They discuss their upcoming self-compassion class, their upcoming screening of Angst, and why it’s important for each of us to speak our truth.
Show Notes/Time Stamps
4:06 “Angst- Breaking The Stigma Against Anxiety” Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6jmIvebR_U&t=1s
8:44 USC long snapper Jake Olson who is blind makes his debut for the Trojans
17:00 Andy Bernard talking about the “good old days”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7qcFCTa1vw
18:40 www.kindsnacks.com/zen
20:18 Keyshawn Johnson removes his son from the University of NE
33:10 www.care.com/zen
34:15 Checklist for self-compassion
59:30 Zen Parenting Conference
63:03 Tree Of Life Chiropractic and Avid Company
Resources
Real Love: The Art of Mindful Connection – Sharon Salzberg
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