Josh Folkmann-Riley
Josh Folkmann-Riley
Day 63: Timeless Wisdom
Day 63: Timeless Wisdom
Day 63: Timeless Wisdom
Monday 19th March 2018
Josh Folkmann-Riley shares timeless wisdom on perspective and choice in 'The Daily Recovery'. Learn to find inner peace by changing your perceptions.
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Josh Folkmann-Riley
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Sobriety Day by Day
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For there are two rules to keep at the ready: that there is nothing good or bad outside my own reasoned choice and that we shouldn't try to lead events but to follow them.
Ever wondered how much power you really have over your own happiness? In this thought-provoking episode of 'The Daily Recovery', host Josh Folkmann-Riley dives into the concept that our perceptions and reactions are entirely within our control. Starting with a passage from the Daily Stoic, Josh explores the idea that nothing is inherently good or bad—it's all about how we choose to see it.
He then brings in the wisdom of Anthony Demello, an Indian Jesuit Priest and psychotherapist, who echoes this sentiment with his quote, 'The cause of my irritation is not in this person, but in me'. Josh's engaging discussion encourages listeners to examine their own irritations and choose to love them instead. By changing our labels and expectations, we can find inner peace even in challenging situations. This episode is perfect for anyone seeking personal growth and a more peaceful mindset.
Tune in to 'The Daily Recovery' and discover how ancient wisdom can help you navigate modern life with grace and resilience.