1 hr 39 min
Episode 8 | Stress Suppresses & Superabundance Solace Thoughts Beyond Thought
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- Religion & Spirituality
“Thoughts Beyond Thought” is an unscripted conversation hosted by Travis Meredith and Chris Fogle. This episode mashes stress and superabundance together. Here’s a summary:
-The guys have their Quick Ketchup where Chris talks about change saturation and Travis discusses work stress, prioritization, and how these impact our external spirituality.
-Travis explains how his dad’s death has impacted how he deals with stress.
-Chris hypothesizes that because we’re not perfect, maybe when we falter due to stress, we have grace with ourselves and mature on quickly getting back to our healthy mindset.
-Ask ourselves if stress is from discontentment or change, and act accordingly.
-Chris brings up Professors Tupy and Pooley’s book Superabundance (link below). Their research shows that globally we’re not headed toward an apocalypse, but resources are now more abundant.
-The guys wrestle with caveats to that idea and recognize resource management and transit is still an issue.
-Taking responsibility for poor decisions, both personally and nationally.
-We don’t have a crystal ball, but we should humbly evaluate ourselves to consider where we’re currently complicit or actively impacting the world negatively.
-And finally, the “Beyond Books” segment.
Links:
-Professors Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley’s book Superabundance.
“Thoughts Beyond Thought” is hosted and produced by Travis Meredith and Chris Fogle, artwork by Erin Meredith, edited by Chris Fogle.
“Thoughts Beyond Thought” is an unscripted conversation hosted by Travis Meredith and Chris Fogle. This episode mashes stress and superabundance together. Here’s a summary:
-The guys have their Quick Ketchup where Chris talks about change saturation and Travis discusses work stress, prioritization, and how these impact our external spirituality.
-Travis explains how his dad’s death has impacted how he deals with stress.
-Chris hypothesizes that because we’re not perfect, maybe when we falter due to stress, we have grace with ourselves and mature on quickly getting back to our healthy mindset.
-Ask ourselves if stress is from discontentment or change, and act accordingly.
-Chris brings up Professors Tupy and Pooley’s book Superabundance (link below). Their research shows that globally we’re not headed toward an apocalypse, but resources are now more abundant.
-The guys wrestle with caveats to that idea and recognize resource management and transit is still an issue.
-Taking responsibility for poor decisions, both personally and nationally.
-We don’t have a crystal ball, but we should humbly evaluate ourselves to consider where we’re currently complicit or actively impacting the world negatively.
-And finally, the “Beyond Books” segment.
Links:
-Professors Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley’s book Superabundance.
“Thoughts Beyond Thought” is hosted and produced by Travis Meredith and Chris Fogle, artwork by Erin Meredith, edited by Chris Fogle.
1 hr 39 min