Intention vs. Expectation
August 30, 2022
This week, Sam and Ellie consider the seismic shift in our life experience when we start to live from intention and drop many of our (often invisible) expectations. It might seem simple on the surface, but this represents a deeply important and ruthlessly practical practice and life choice. Wherever you're at on your journey - there will be something for you here!
30/08/2022
Present and Sober Podcast
Episode 65
Intention vs Expectations (Part 1)
This week, Sam and Ellie consider the seismic shift in our life experience when we start to live from intention and drop many of our (often invisible) expectations. It might seem simple on the surface, but this represents a deeply important and ruthlessly practical practice and life choice. Wherever you're at on your journey - there will be something for you here!
This week, Sam and Ellie consider the seismic shift in our life experience when we start to live from intention and drop many of our (often invisible) expectations. It might seem simple on the surface, but this represents a deeply important and ruthlessly practical practice and life choice. Wherever you're at on your journey - there will be something for you here!
What You'll learn in this Episode:
- What Ellie and Sam mean by the term 'expectation' (first half)
- How a lot of our expectations are invisible (07.00)
- Things to be on the lookout for (10.00)
- The power of mood (20.00)
- What Bluey has to do with anything! (35.00)
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