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How much can we realistically do to improve our lives?

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This podcast is based on the premise that –with the right tools, insights, and support, we can create meaningful lasting changes in our habits, improve our health, and take control of our lives. The podcast Tiny Leaps, Big Changes by Gregg Clunis is based on the same premise. But in this episode, Gregg and I explore some uncomfortable questions:

  • What are the limits of our personal agency?
  • What are the forces that lead us to believe that creating healthy, safe, and secure lives and environments is primarily up to us?
  • How do we reconcile our personal work with the need to create better systems and healthier and more equitable societies?

Things to Listen For

09:55 The limits of what we can accomplish as individuals

12:00 A loss of trust and confidence in collective action

14:25 The unintended consequences of "lifestyle medicine" messaging

16:11 The role that politics plays in our personal development

20:10 Who does our self-improvement culture actually serve?

27:06 Solving problems for fun (and profit)

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Tiny Leaps, Big Changes podcast

Tiny Leaps, Big Changes book


Interested in having Monica present at your next live or virtual event? Learn more.

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165 episodes

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Manage episode 373265507 series 2685497
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This podcast is based on the premise that –with the right tools, insights, and support, we can create meaningful lasting changes in our habits, improve our health, and take control of our lives. The podcast Tiny Leaps, Big Changes by Gregg Clunis is based on the same premise. But in this episode, Gregg and I explore some uncomfortable questions:

  • What are the limits of our personal agency?
  • What are the forces that lead us to believe that creating healthy, safe, and secure lives and environments is primarily up to us?
  • How do we reconcile our personal work with the need to create better systems and healthier and more equitable societies?

Things to Listen For

09:55 The limits of what we can accomplish as individuals

12:00 A loss of trust and confidence in collective action

14:25 The unintended consequences of "lifestyle medicine" messaging

16:11 The role that politics plays in our personal development

20:10 Who does our self-improvement culture actually serve?

27:06 Solving problems for fun (and profit)

Mentioned

Tiny Leaps, Big Changes podcast

Tiny Leaps, Big Changes book


Interested in having Monica present at your next live or virtual event? Learn more.

★ Support this podcast ★
  continue reading

165 episodes

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