The Turtle Principle: Why Resistance Makes Fear & Anxiety Worse
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In this Episode
Chris Irwin joins us to explore the complex relationship between fear, anxiety, and our response to them.
We dive into why resistance often amplifies our fears and discuss practical strategies for developing a healthier relationship with these challenging emotions.
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Key Concepts
The Turtle Principle: How our attempts to protect ourselves from fear often backfire, similar to a turtle retreating into its shell
Understanding Fear Biology: Learn how chronic fear affects our body's systems and why managing it is crucial for overall health
The Power of Openness: Discover why openness, not resistance, is the key to managing fear and anxiety effectively
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Big Ideas
Fear is our most primal emotion, designed for survival but often misapplied in modern life. When we resist or try to suppress fear, we often amplify its effects and create chronic stress patterns that can severely impact our health and well-being.
Key Distinctions
Traditional Response vs. Open Response
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