2016-06-09
56 分钟Just a very quick note before we dive in.
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If I'm given the message that work is life and life is work, life is an adventure and my moment to moment evolution is of sacred purpose, then when I break up with my boyfriend, I'm going to look at it as a growth awareness.
If I fail in a test, I'm going to learn from it.
And every moment becomes about evolution on the being level versus an achievement on the ego level.
My guest today is Doctor Shafali Sabari and she's the author of a number of books.
The latest is the awakened family, and she's also a clinical psychologist and kind of known as Oprah's parenting expert.
You may have seen her a number of different times on the show.
What's really fascinating to me is that she has this extraordinary lens, sort of east meets west approach to helping grownups become who they need to be through a relationship with children.
And her take on this and her take on a lot of the anxiety that happens in families, not only between parents and kids, but also between adults and who they blame and what's really behind it and how to emerge into a life that's happy and fulfilled and where you are actually truly yourself.
Pretty interesting process and lens.
She also has her really own fascinating personal journey, growing up in Mumbai, India, and then moving around there and then making the decision at the age of twelve that she was going to leave and then finally actually leaving at the age of 21 and landing in Haight Ashbury in San Francisco.
And how that happened and why she picked that place and what happened when she landed is all part of today's really enjoyable and fascinating conversation.
I hope you enjoyed as much as I did.
I'm Jonathan Fields and this is good life project, so let's take an interesting step back in time.