Show notes
Are you tired of being so tired? Wondering why you keep trying to feel better but wind up feeling the same, or worse? Why the things you’re doing, the things the world says will help, don’t actually help? This episode looks at our recurring problem of treating big wounds with bandaids. We also talk about my book I read in 2022, Eugene Peterson’s Run With the Horses.
Highlighted moments
I'm operating on myself, and I keep working to try to amputate the limb, and it keeps bleeding, and it keeps being a problem, and it keeps not getting better, and I'm getting shorter, but I'm not getting well.
“We're performing battlefield amputations when what we really need is antibiotics.”
“It's actually the process of going through the hard stuff that makes your brain able to go through harder things later. That gives you the willpower and the drive to overcome stuck feelings. And when you feel like you can't get out of a funk, that ability to switch into gear comes from your mid anterior cingulate cortex.”
“if you're worn out in this foot race against men, what makes you think you can race against horses?”
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