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This is episode 50 and today I’m here with Jenny Taylor talking about Conscious Adulting.
Jenny is a parenting journalist and fierce advocate for children. Her writing can be found at Gentle Respectful Parenting where she shines a light on the aspects of society still failing our kids and how we can heal ourselves as a path to nurturing our children.
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Highlights
Narratives: We talk about the stories we hold about ourselves and the world and how valuable it is to unpack them.
Evidence: I go over confirmation bias and Jenny walks us through her experience going outside of her echo chamber.
Media: We discuss how the media influences us.
Information: We offer advice for being intentional about digesting the information that we need without drowning in anxiety.
Kids: We share how to balance helping our children stay informed without overwhelming them.
Relationships: We give some tips for being in connection with people who think and believe differently.
Friendship: We cover how to navigate friendships as an adult.
Q & A
We answer the question “How can we process our grief around the letting go of systems, authority figures, and people that we once clung to for dear life?”
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