ABOUT THIS EPISODE
John and Angela talk about dealing with big stuff and small stuff
Is there a difference?
One approach is to 'not sweat the small stuff (and it's all small stuff)'. That sounds fine, except it's not how most of us actually experience day-to-day life.
Sometimes 'stuff' feels overwhelming. Even small things can feel like they're about to crush us.
Then, also, sometimes we face something huge and seem to be able to take it in our stride....
What's going on?
Angela and John get a cup of tea and explore that question.
You're invited to do the same.
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