How To Have A Healthier Relationship With The News & Media We Consume | Convo With Former News Anchor & Ramsey Personality, Courtney Dyksterhouse
How To Have A Healthier Relationship With The News & Media We Consume | Convo With Former News Anchor & Ramsey Personality, Courtney Dyksterhouse

Accidentally Intentional

Courtney Dyksterhouse shares tips on developing a healthier relationship with news consumption in this episode of 'Accidentally Intentional'.

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Accidentally Intentional

Zoe Asher

70% of people don’t have anyone they can call in the middle of a crisis. Let’s face it. We are relationally broke. My mission is to make that percentage zero. But how? By building relational wealth: the embodiment of all your relationships, with yourself, with others, and experiences that enRICH your life. The focus of this podcast is...you. And ALL of your relationships. With others. With yourself. Your passions. Your health. Your body image. Your addictions. Your wildest dreams. Your biggest losses...and SO much more. Our relationships WITH everything else is the overflow of our relationships with everyONE else. I promise you this podcast will help you build wealth in EVERY way that money cannot. And it all starts by being Accidentally Intentional. Subscribe for free to Accidentally Intentional and share the show with someone who needs to hear it! New episodes drop every OTHER Thursday. For video versions of these episodes, head to the Accidentally Intentional YouTube channel! You can connect with me on IG: @zoeasher or @accidentallyintentional. www.accidentallyintentional.life . To contact the podcast and/or request a booking for Zoe to be on your show or speak at your event, please email: accidentallyintentionalpodcast@gmail.com .

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Balancing Media Intake: Tips from Courtney Dyksterhouse on Healthier News Consumption

“In order for us to understand how to have a healthy relationship with the news, you also have to give the news its credit for what it does for you and your survival in this modern-day and age.”

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the constant barrage of news? In this eye-opening episode of 'Accidentally Intentional', host Zoe Asher sits down with former news anchor and Ramsey Personality, Courtney Dyksterhouse, to tackle this very issue. Courtney opens up about her own struggles with media overload and how it led her to step back from news consumption for over a year. She highlights the importance of being selective about what we consider essential information and recognizing our biases.

The conversation spans a range of topics, from fear-mongering and media bias to the 'your truth' movement, offering practical advice for anyone looking to develop a healthier relationship with the media. With a blend of personal anecdotes and professional insights, Courtney and Zoe guide listeners through strategies to avoid media addiction and embrace more balanced news consumption.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone feeling inundated by the 24-hour news cycle, providing actionable steps to reclaim control over what you consume. Tune in to hear how you can transform your media habits and find peace in a world that never stops broadcasting.

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