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It was mentioned that the podcast guest read this book. It was discussed in relation to the bus driver's tough love approach, in which he advised Erik to stop fighting his disability and to accept it.
It reminds me of if you're ahead of that book the way of the peaceful warrior I think I read it yeah yeah so it's a written by friend of mine and he's got this you know spiritual teacher Socrates who'...
— Episode: 288: Erik Weihenmayer | A Blind Man Sees...
Episode: 288: Erik Weihenmayer | A Blind Man Sees No Barrie...
It was mentioned that the podcast guest read this book. It was discussed in relation to the bus driver's tough love approach, in which he advised Erik to stop fighting his disability and to accept it.
It reminds me of if you're ahead of that book the way of the peaceful warrior I think I read it yeah yeah so it's a written by friend of mine and he's got this you know spiritual teacher Socrates who's like this guy who works at a gas station right when I saw the story about you in the bus driver I was like oh this is kind of like for at least a five minute period your Socrates where he's like look man you gotta drop this BS or you're gonna be stuck here forever
Episode: 68: When Is the Perfect Time to Have Kids? | Feedb...
Dan Millman, a past guest on the show, offered a balanced and measured response regarding the ideal time to start a family, emphasizing that while there's no perfect time, the moment one seriously considers having children may be the best time.
any response to your good question about when to start having kids is a paradox because well on a practical level there may seem to be better times to raise children basic stability in locale and financials and when major schooling commitments are complete and one has some free attention and energy to give the children
on the other hand as you into it there's certainly no ideal or right time physiologically mid 20s to mid 30s probably works best for women but there are always exceptions one doesn't have to be totally established in a career in fact the birth of a child and children can be a great motivator giving meaning and purpose to making a good living basically despite concerns or doubts when you start thinking seriously about children that may be the best time from my perspective and experience
parenting is both a sacrifice and delight it's all in the abstract until it's real as you look into the eyes of your baby life will never be the same it's a form of voluntary adversity that will ultimately deepen and enrich your life and humanity good journeys Dan
Episode: 288: Erik Weihenmayer | A Blind Man Sees No Barrie...
It was mentioned in comparison to a specific part of the podcast where the bus driver had helped the speaker to realise he had to make a change.
it reminds me of if you're ahead of that book the way of the peaceful warrior I think I read it yeah yeah so it's a written by friend of mine and he's got this you know spiritual teacher Socrates who's like this guy who works at a gas station right when I saw the story about you in the bus driver I was like oh this is kind of like for at least a five minute period your Socrates where he's like look man you gotta drop this BS or you're gonna be stuck here forever
Episode: 68: When Is the Perfect Time to Have Kids? | Feedb...
Dan Millman provided a measured and balanced perspective on the ideal time to have children, acknowledging that there's no perfect time but suggesting that when seriously considering them, it may be the optimal moment.
any response to your good question about when to start having kids is a paradox because well on a practical level there may seem to be better times to raise children basic stability in locale and financials and when major schooling commitments are complete and one has some free attention and energy to give the children
on the other hand as you into it there's certainly no ideal or right time physiologically mid 20s to mid 30s probably works best for women but there are always exceptions one doesn't have to be totally established in a career in fact the birth of a child and children can be a great motivator giving meaning and purpose to making a good living basically despite concerns or doubts
when you start thinking seriously about children that may be the best time from my perspective and experience parenting is both a sacrifice and delight it's all in the abstract until it's real as you look into the eyes of your baby life will never be the same it's a form of voluntary adversity that will ultimately deepen and enrich your life and humanity
good journeys Dan
Episode: 288: Erik Weihenmayer | A Blind Man Sees No Barrie...
It was compared to the story of the bus driver incident, suggesting that the book's message of dropping unhelpful mindsets also resonated with Erik's experience.
It reminds me of if you're ahead of that book the way of the peaceful warrior I think I read it yeah yeah so it's a written by friend of mine and he's got this you know spiritual teacher Socrates who's like this guy who works at a gas station right when I saw the story about you in the bus driver I was like oh this is kind of like for at least a five minute period your Socrates where he's like look man you gotta drop this BS or you're gonna be stuck here forever and yeah it seems to have hit home I'm wondering did it hit home right away or were you kind of like out of this guy such an A-hole for the first few days
Episode: 68: When Is the Perfect Time to Have Kids? | Feedb...
Dan Millman's response regarding the ideal time to have children was paradoxical, suggesting that while there's no perfect time, starting when seriously considering it might be best, as it brings meaning and purpose.
any response to your good question about when to start having kids is a paradox because well on a practical level there may seem to be better times to raise children basic stability in locale and financials and when major schooling commitments are complete and one has some free attention and energy to give the children
on the other hand as you into it there's certainly no ideal or right time physiologically mid 20s to mid 30s probably works best for women but there are always exceptions one doesn't have to be totally established in a career in fact the birth of a child and children can be a great motivator giving meaning and purpose to making a good living basically despite concerns or doubts when you start thinking seriously about children that may be the best time from my perspective and experience
parenting is both a sacrifice and delight it's all in the abstract until it's real as you look into the eyes of your baby life will never be the same it's a form of voluntary adversity that will ultimately deepen and enrich your life and humanity good journeys Dan