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The Coach's Notes is a personal development podcast where I share tips, ideas, knowledge, and experiences relevant to mindset and mastery and continuous improvement of self. The Coach's Notes is part of my Training and Development network.
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16 minutes
English
United States
64 episodes
since Jan. 12, 2020
episodic
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The dance between I and Me lives right at the heart of selfhood—it’s the movement between the actor and the mask, the subject and the object, and the experiencer and the experienced.
William James started the split: I as the knower, the pure subject of consciousness; Me as the known, the self that…
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The journey to uncover our authentic selves is an ongoing process, marked by moments of self-discovery, growth, and transformation. By pulling back the layers of persona and examining the depths of our being, we can forge a deeper connection with ourselves and live more authentic, fulfilling lives.…
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