322: What If? How to Indulge Our Thoughts

What if when the pandemic is over, we’re better than before? This week we’re exploring that idea and indulging our “what-ifs” with the help of Positive Psychology and creating your own personal energy management system.

Episode highlights include:

  • Revisiting a scathing 2013 New York Times review of Guy Fieri’s Times Square restaurant—and how it relates to indulging our what-ifs

  • Using the PERMA-V acronym to explore our “what-ifs” through the foundations of Positive Psychology

  • What “serious fun” is and how we can savor it

  • How to sit with uncomfortable or negative emotions

  • Why we shouldn’t believe everything we think

  • Tapping into the seventh chakra

  • ...and much more!

Links Discussed

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Kari Gormley:
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