Eternal Paradigm - The Human Experience - What part of yourself have you or society convinced you that you need to cut out, get rid of, eliminate or suppress...? - Benson F

What part of yourself have you or society convinced you that you need to cut out, get rid of, eliminate or suppress...? - Benson F

01/20/21 • 42 min

What part of yourself have you or society convinced you that you need to cut out, get rid of, eliminate or suppress in order for you to move on to create happiness and be the best you? - Benson F

I had the opportunity to have a conversation with a transformation life coach who combines coaching, phycology and religious learning to help his clients. The wisdom that is shared by Coach Benson Fox is incredibly interesting and there's so much to learn too.
The question he is asking you is definitely going to get you thinking.
This conversation is an exploration, where I get to ask Benson questions about himself, his learning and his personal journey. We talk a little about the religious perspective on happiness that he has looked at closely. You will hear many different things come up and I know that a lot of it will be helpful to you in your journey to find you.
Benson said, "You can't delete or get rid of any part of you, even if you wanted to and it wouldn't work well for you because you'd be missing a key advisor who is advocating on a policy of what makes you, you."
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Guest: Benson Fox
Interviewer and host: Urmi Raval
Sound Editor: Maja Pronko

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