Satisfied AF Kori Linn

In a capitalist society, you are socialized to feel deeply dissatisfied with your life from the moment you are born. This is not an accident. Capitalism thrives on your dissatisfaction, both in how that drives consumerism and in how it cultivates overworking. Today’s episode will explore how capitalist economies benefit from dissatisfied people, the role of marketing, the influence of social media, and the impact of news and media in maintaining this state of discontent.
 
In this episode you’ll learn:
 
How capitalism sets you up to feel constantly dissatisfied.
The roles of marketing, social media, and news cycles in cultivating your dissatisfaction.
Why it’s a radical shift to build your satisfying AF life instead.
 
Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.korilinn.com/191

When I worked with Marriage Coach Maggie Reyes a few years ago, she taught me the concept of a six second kiss. This is a couples' connection tool from the Gottman Institute, and it's so powerful for establishing (or re-establishing) a sexy physical connection. Catch this week's full episode to learn more about the six second kiss and how you can start using it today!
 
In this episode you’ll learn:
What the six second kiss is & how to do it.
What shifts and results my relationship has experience from this tool.
Answers to frequently asked questions about this tool.
 
Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.korilinn.com/190

When does the idea of deserving something help you achieve it? When does it drive you further away from your goals instead? Tune in this week for a fun and eye opening discussion about this concept that both motivates us to pursue our dreams AND also sometimes gets us into trouble along the way.
 
In this episode you’ll learn:
Why the idea of “deserving” might not be the most useful frame sometimes.
The difference between “deserving” something and choosing it.
How to decide what to pursue and when.
 
Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.korilinn.com/189

Getting what you want isn’t always easy. Landing a new job, paying down debt, dating to find a partner - these things can be difficult. You may find yourself putting them off, not wanting to spend your precious time doing the boring, unenjoyable steps required. This week’s episode will introduce a new way to think about working towards your goals, one that will have you excited to start taking action towards your goals, whatever they may be.
 
In this episode you’ll learn:
Common reasons you don’t take actions towards your goals, even things you really want.
Why you might treat yourself like an annoying inconvenience and what you can do instead.
How your socialization might be blocking you from treating yourself with kindness and high regard.
 
Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.korilinn.com/188

Join me this week as I chat with (and live coach) my client, Kelsey. We’ll talk through the recent coaching we did on whether or not Kelsey wants to have children, and we’ll coach through some remaining concerns she has about her decision.
 
What you’ll learn from this episode:
One way to tackle making a big decision, especially if you feel a lot of confusion.
Why you may not see your true preference at first (hint: it’s probably some kind of
socialization that’s getting in the way).
What actually happens inside a coaching session (a very powerful kind of conversation).
 
Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.korilinn.com/187
 
 

What you’ll learn from this episode: Whether you want to learn to knit a sweater or get a new job or move to Portugal, this podcast episode will help. We’re discussing five steps to succeed at practically anything, and they apply to pretty much any goal you could have.
 
In this episode you’ll learn:
5 steps you can use on repeat to succeed at practically anything.
Why each step matters and how to do it.
Which steps are the hardest and what to do to succeed at them anyways.
 
Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.korilinn.com/186