Crossroads Recovery Centre
Crossroads Recovery Centre
#26 Control Freak
#26 Control Freak
#26 Control Freak
Wednesday 28th November 2018
Explore how accepting powerlessness can lead to freedom amidst life's unpredictability in this engaging podcast episode.
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Episode Overview
- Accepting powerlessness can lead to personal freedom.
- Political changes have significant economic impacts.
- The stock market is influenced by global events.
- Ethical concerns arise with advancements in DNA editing.
- Resignation differs from acceptance in handling life's challenges.
"From a foundation of powerlessness do we learn where and how to take responsibility."
Have you ever felt like a puppet on strings, trying to control every aspect of your life while the world spins out of control? This episode of Crossroads Recovery Centre's podcast tackles the idea of being a 'control freak' in a world where unpredictability reigns supreme. The host embarks on a journey through various topics, from the political upheavals in South Africa and their ripple effects on the economy, to the ethical dilemmas posed by DNA editing.
You might find yourself nodding along as they share personal anecdotes about the ever-changing stock market and the frustration of keeping up with political shifts. In a light-hearted yet deeply reflective style, the host explores how accepting our powerlessness can be liberating. There's a clear distinction between resignation and acceptance, which could be the key to finding peace in the chaos.
They argue that understanding our lack of control over external events can help us focus on what we can actually manage – our responses and responsibilities. The discussion isn't just about economics or politics; it dives into broader societal changes, like the decline of print media and the rise of digital platforms. With a sprinkle of humour and relatable examples, this episode challenges you to think about how you react to change.
If you've ever wondered how to balance your sense of control with life's unpredictability, this episode might offer some food for thought. Why not listen in and see if you can find a bit of serenity in accepting what you can't change?