Coming Jan 2: Let Your Inner Voice be Heard in 2023

1 月 2 日推出:2023 年让你内心的声音被听到

The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos

2022-12-19

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At the start of a new year there are plenty of voices telling us to get fit; go on a diet; or supercharge our careers. This advice might be well-intentioned, but it can also be DEAFENING!!!  In 2023, try listening to a voice that's often drowned out by all the noise... the voice inside you. From Jan 2, Dr Laurie Santos presents a series of interviews with experts to help you tune in to your inner compass - your intuition. Let it guide your approach to things like work, nutrition and happiness over the coming year.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Pushkin.

  • January is almost here,

  • and the new year is a great opportunity for a fresh start to make the kinds of changes that will make us healthier and happier.

  • But it's also a time where there are lots of voices competing for our attention,

  • like the ones telling us that it's a new year,

  • so we better get fit and find the perfect new gym or diet.

  • or that it's finally time to update our resumes and start pushing ourselves more in our careers.

  • And at the start of the new year, all these cultural messages can start to feel deafening.

  • They get so loud that it can be hard to hear that inner voice of what we really want and need.

  • So in our upcoming special New Year season of the Happiness Lab,

  • we're going to find ways to hush those overbearing voices.

  • We're going to learn about ways that we can pay attention to a wise voice that often gets drowned out by all the noise.

  • It's the voice inside us.

  • Our intuition about what we really need.

  • Our inner compass, if you will.

  • It's the voice that will actually guide us in the right direction in 2023

  • if we can find ways to listen.

  • So with the help of my favorite scientists and experts,

  • we'll be finding ways to finally hear that inner voice.

  • We'll tackle overwork.