The Practice of Self-Awareness: Why You're Worth Knowing [244]

January 7
29 mins

Episode Description

Are you self-aware? Thankfully, it's not a yes or no question. Self-awareness is the practice of knowing yourself without judgment and it isn't a one-and-done achievement. It's a lifelong practice that exists on a spectrum, varies across different domains of your life, and requires us to embrace all our multitudes—even the parts we'd rather push away. The truth is that you are worth knowing. All of you. We'll dig into some of the obstacles and superpowers that self-awareness brings, including its foundation for psychological health, wellbeing, and ultimately, living a more inspired life.

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Coming This Month on Joy Lab

January's series on Self-Connection will explore:

  • Self-Awareness practices and principles
  • Self-Acceptance techniques for compassionate inner dialogue
  • Self-Alignment strategies for living in integrity with your values
  • Self-Concordant Goals: a powerful alternative to traditional goal-setting
  • Applied mindfulness practices to deepen each component

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