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Julia Colwell

Harvesting Happiness

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James Holtslag

Jon Levy

Howard Martin

Debra Silverman

Marianne Williamson

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Susan Shumsky

Rachel Harris

Rich Karlgaard

Tiffany Shlain

Luvvie Ajayi

Christine Hassler

Brian Johnson

Chris Bailey

Nir Eyal

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39: Dr. Julia Colwell, “Shifting from Reactive Brain to Creative Brain”   In this episode, we talk with our friend, the brilliant and insightful psychologist Dr. Julia Colwell, about the physiological experience of shame and why it’s so important that we learn how to shift out of our reactive brains - and the hierarchy that comes with it - back into our creative brains where collaboration, connection, and creativity are possible. Join us for this fascinating conversation about how our brains work and how we can use our brains - and our bodies - to advance love and justice in our world. You’ll want to download the handout you can find on our Unleashing Social Change website to follow along with the show.  Show Highlights:  The evolutionary purpose of shame is to dominate another person into submission How, as Tema Okun says, “Shame is a place to visit but not to stay.” The difference between power versus force  How the energy of shame is close to death  How pride and contempt can lead to violence The difference between blaming and non-blaming anger The two problems with staying in reactive brain The importance of realizing when you are in fear and a persona so you can minimize any harm you might do from that place  Reactivity is useful for survival, but not for thriving Getting unstuck from the “I’m not bad, you’re bad” narrative and shifting to appreciation Moving from “It shouldn’t be this way” to the neutrality of “this is what is” Anchoring yourself in ways that generate energy Repairing relationships by engaging above the line Implications for scarcity versus abundance from your brain state   Connecting the dot with reparations and creating the world we want to live in Fuel, rest, move - getting out of the stress mode and taking care of our bodies  Resources: Evolutionarypower.org https://juliacolwell.com/inner-map Stephen Porges, Polyvagal Theory Dr. David Hawkins, “Power vs. Force” Caste by Isabel Wilkerson Fear Melters - Gay and Katie Hendricks john powell - Linked Fate The Open Focus Brain by Les Fehmi and Jim Robbins   p.s. Becky's book is available for pre-order. Visit http://www.billionsinstitute.com/books/ for more info!

39: Dr. Julia Colwell, “Shifting from Reactive Brain to Creative Brain” In this episode, we talk with our friend, the brilliant and insightful psychologist Dr. Julia Colwell, about the physiological experience of shame and why it’s so important that we learn how to shift out of our reactive brains - and the hierarchy that comes with it - back into our creative brains where collaboration, connection, and creativity are possible. Join us for this fascinating conversation about how our brains work and how we can use our brains - and our bodies - to advance love and justice in our world. You’ll want to download the handout you can find on our Unleashing Social Change website to follow along with the show.  Show Highlights: <ul> <li>The evolutionary purpose of shame is to dominate another person into submission</li> <li>How, as Tema Okun says, “Shame is a place to visit but not to stay.”</li> <li>The difference between power versus force </li> <li>How the energy of shame is close to death </li> <li>How pride and contempt can lead to violence</li> <li>The difference between blaming and non-blaming anger</li> <li>The two problems with staying in reactive brain</li> <li>The importance of realizing when you are in fear and a persona so you can minimize any harm you might do from that place </li> <li>Reactivity is useful for survival, but not for thriving</li> <li>Getting unstuck from the “I’m not bad, you’re bad” narrative and shifting to appreciation</li> <li>Moving from “It shouldn’t be this way” to the neutrality of “this is what is”</li> <li>Anchoring yourself in ways that generate energy</li> <li>Repairing relationships by engaging above the line</li> <li>Implications for scarcity versus abundance from your brain state  </li> <li>Connecting the dot with reparations and creating the world we want to live in</li> <li>Fuel, rest, move - getting out of the stress mode and taking care of our bodies</li> </ul> Resources: <a href="http://Evolutionarypower.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Evolutionarypower.org</a> <a href="https://juliacolwell.com/inner-map" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://juliacolwell.com/inner-map</a> Stephen Porges, Polyvagal Theory Dr. David Hawkins, “Power vs. Force” Caste by Isabel Wilkerson Fear Melters - Gay and Katie Hendricks john powell - Linked Fate The Open Focus Brain by Les Fehmi and Jim Robbins p.s. Becky's book is available for pre-order. Visit <a href="http://www.billionsinstitute.com/books/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.billionsinstitute.com/books/</a> for more info!

Episode 39: Dr. Julia Colwell, “Shifting from Reactive Brain to Creative Brain”

Jacquie Del Rosario

During this week’s radio show you will learn about:How to be a conscious partnerPower struggles and the blame gameRelationship ingredientsFrom fizzle to sizzle: re-igniting your relationshipWhat to make a priority

During this week’s radio show you will learn about: How to be a conscious partner Power struggles and the blame game Relationship ingredients From fizzle to sizzle: re-igniting your relationship What to make a priority

The Art and Joy of Relationships with guests Dr. Julia Colwell and Dr. Jacquie Del Rosario