how to change your life, part 1: l.a. paul's transformative experience
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how to change your life, part 1: l.a. paul's transformative experience
Who will I become.LA Paul
Explores transformative experiences in life and decision-making, emphasizing the challenges of imagining future selves and the epistemic and personal changes that accompany significant life choices, particularly the choice to become a parent.
LinkYou fall in love. You fall out of love. You discover something new about yourself or another person. Your opinion on a subject dramatically changes. You find forgiveness. You reach acceptance. You sink into despair. You grudgingly resign. You’re drowned in regret. You make a life-altering decision. Choose a new path. Accomplish something great. Fai
... See moreDan Kennedy • Storyworthy: Engage, Teach, Persuade, and Change Your Life through the Power of Storytelling
The ultimate goal is for an experience of wholeness: a life that no longer feels like one thing on the inside and another on the outside.
Satya Doyle Byock • Quarterlife
That was how I felt as well, and there were no shortage of people telling me that. You don't need to do that. I'm reluctant to give anyone else advice in this area, but what I would say is that Anne-Laure Le Cunff, her book is about tiny experiments.
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18. Tom Morgan - Wisdom in the Woo - Jackson Dahl
Modern memoir posits that the shaped presentation of one’s own life is of value to the disinterested reader only if it dramatizes and reflects sufficiently on the experience of “becoming”: undertakes to trace the internal movement away from the murk of being told who you are by the accident of circumstance toward the clarity that identifies accurat
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