In 1990, Dr. Joe Bailey was told that his book The Serenity Principle—which applies this New Paradigm to addiction treatment—was about 20 years before its time. Here we are, 29 years later. Are we ready now? Listen in as Joe talks about what this New Paradigm brings to world, the impact he’s seen it have
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“If you think you’re enlightened, go spend a week with your family” –Ram Dass Few things bring up as much emotion as family. In this episode, I talk about a game I learned long ago that led to a big insight about how I felt around my family. I’ve shared this game around this time of year for
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One of my favorite topics to explore from within the New Paradigm is decision making. Decision making in the Old Paradigm is all about empowerment, choice, and going after what you want. Uncertainty is something you solve for by taking action. Decision making in the New Paradigm leads us in a very different direction. Do
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In the Old Paradigm, it looks like we have problems that need fixing. Problems that are special and unique to us; different from everyone else’s problems. In the New Paradigm, we see that’s not the case. We’re all the same and what we’re up against is all the same. Sometimes that’s clear. Most of the
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In this episode, Natasha asks a very important question. Some might say it’s THE MOST important question. The only question we ever really need to ask. Who is it that’s aware? Listen in as Natasha Swerdloff and I discuss who is aware, and some other things that open the door to enormous change. You can
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In honor of US Thanksgiving this week, this episode explores how gratitude and contentment look from the New Paradigm. Because they look a bit different than in the Old Paradigm. The Old Paradigm is all about doing. Adding. Bringing in more of what we want. The New Paradigm acknowledges that nothing need be added. You
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In this episode I talk with Rebecca Perkins and Bea Arscott, a mother and daughter duo who share this New Paradigm really beautifully…particularly with regard to their experience with anorexia. Several years ago, Bea was diagnosed with anorexia and struggled with that for many years. Which means Rebecca had her own struggle—a daughter with anorexia—for
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Do you know what your feelings are showing you? If they provide feedback that guides us through life, do you know how to read that feedback? The Old Paradigm had it wrong. It taught us to read our feelings in a way that actually isn’t accurate; a way that has created endless confusion and complication
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In this episode, I share Sherry’s story. Sherry experienced a lot of anxiety. And a lot of anxiety and fear of her anxiety. As she began to see more about who she really is and what her thoughts and feelings really are, she was far less afraid of her feelings. Anxiety as a chronic, habitual
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In this episode of Changeable I talk with Annie Grace, author of This Naked Mind. Annie used to drink a lot, and now she doesn’t. It didn’t resonate with her to label herself an alcoholic or go to meetings and talk a lot about it (although those are helpful things to do for some people).
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