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Dr. Tami discusses how walking can have a positive impact on mood and how you can incorporate this into your lifestyle.

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Accountability is an episode about being responsible for following through on your actions. Dr. Tami, joined by producer Rob Jollie - creates a conversation that reminds a person to be accountable for their actions and understand the repercussions that come with it.
Listening to this episode can help you understand what comes with accountability and where it can take you. We all have areas to improve, some more than others - however, we can all improve on being accountable.

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Setting goals, whether small or large, can be daunting. It's not uncommon to have a Backup Plan in mind when you set a goal; however, research suggests this may demotivate you and interfere with achieving your ideal or primary goal. Let's talk about it!
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Dr. Tami provides insight into a form of therapy called Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, developed by Aaron Beck, MD. She helps listeners understand the cognitive triangle and how to use it to empower them to control their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It’s one of many CBT tools to discuss for everyone!
Check out this great article to learn more: https://positivepsychology.com/cbt/
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Can happiness be our default state? Join Dr. Tami and Harold as they challenge this widespread belief and unpack the unrealistic expectations society places on us. Through candid discussions, they reveal how the pursuit of constant happiness can lead to stress and disappointment. Listen as Harold shares a touching moment of joy playing with his son, which highlights the sporadic nature of happiness and how it often appears when least expected. Dr. Tammy explains how true contentment stems from feeling calm and safe, rather than perpetually happy.
Discover the intricate dynamics between pride and happiness in our next segment. Dr. Tammy and Harold delve into how pride in our achievements can stand alone, separate from the fleeting sensation of happiness. They stress the importance of embracing a full spectrum of emotions instead of being fixated on happiness. This nuanced understanding is especially crucial in relationships, where expecting constant happiness can create undue pressure. By navigating various emotions together, couples can foster a healthier, more resilient connection.
In the final part of the episode, we dissect the difference between genuine happiness and temporary euphoria. Dr. Tammy and Harold caution against external means like drugs or alcohol for seeking joy, as these often lead to short-lived highs rather than true fulfillment. They also tackle the evolution of our eating habits, pointing out how modern consumption has shifted from survival to pleasure, which has contributed to addictive behaviors. This discussion sets the stage for future conversations about how these habits impact our overall well-being. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that aims to reshape your understanding of happiness and the effort required to attain it.

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