Jacquie Forde

The Unashamedly Human Podcast

Jacquie Forde

  • Episode Nine : Perish The Thought - How to not get hung up on what you are thinking

Episode Nine : Perish The Thought - How to not get hung up on what you are thinking

Tuesday 23rd August 2016

Jacquie Forde explores the neutral nature of thought and its impact on our experiences in this episode of The Unashamedly Human Podcast.
6 minutes
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Raw
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Educational

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Understanding Thought Patterns: Jacquie Forde's Insightful Take

Thought itself is actually a neutral experience, and it's only our awareness of any particular thought that brings it to life.
Ever feel like your thoughts are running the show? In this episode of The Unashamedly Human Podcast, Jacquie Forde dives into the mysterious world of thought and its profound impact on our lives. Jacquie breaks down the idea that thoughts are inherently neutral and it's our awareness that breathes life into them, shaping our emotions and actions.
She also explores the intimate connection between what we think and how we feel, offering practical advice on how to recognize when our bodies are signaling us about 'invisible thinking'. Jacquie shares personal anecdotes about her own compelling thoughts and introduces her 'perish the thought filter'—a mental tool she uses to keep herself grounded. By highlighting how low mental states can influence our behavior, she provides listeners with valuable insights on managing their psychological landscape.
This episode promises to change the way you perceive your thoughts and offers a fresh perspective on navigating your inner world. Perfect for anyone looking to better understand their mental processes and gain control over their emotional well-being.