BFFU: Everyday is Friday
Apr 21, 2021•36 min
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Episode description
Learn how to make Monday's feel like Fridays. Ryan shares his new impression of Julia from Lady Footlocker. Brad trades coffee for wine. Also, why is Rebecca Black's Friday so famous?
Notes:
This week: Attack everyday with a Response not a Reaction.
Reaction - Emotionally Driven : It’s driven by the beliefs, biases, and prejudices. When you say or do something “without thinking,” and when you dont take into consideration long term effects of what you do or say.
Response - Information Driven : It’s based on information from both the conscious mind and unconscious mind. A response takes into consideration the well-being of not only you but those around you. It weighs the long term effects and stays in line with your core values.
From 'The Language of Letting Go' by: Melody Beattie "Sometimes the car doesn't start. Sometimes, the dishwasher breaks...and sometimes you just have a bad day. While it helps to achieve acceptance and gratitude for these irritating annoyances, we don't have to process everything and figure out if it’s in the scheme of life’s greater things. Just let each day of the week happen without worrying about the significance of each event and trust that your lessons will reveal themselves in due time."
CONTACT BFFU:
BFFUPodcast@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/bffupodcast/
FOLLOW RYAN:
https://www.instagram.com/RyBrockington
FOLLOW BRAD:
https://www.instagram.com/bradleypritch
Notes:
This week: Attack everyday with a Response not a Reaction.
Reaction - Emotionally Driven : It’s driven by the beliefs, biases, and prejudices. When you say or do something “without thinking,” and when you dont take into consideration long term effects of what you do or say.
Response - Information Driven : It’s based on information from both the conscious mind and unconscious mind. A response takes into consideration the well-being of not only you but those around you. It weighs the long term effects and stays in line with your core values.
From 'The Language of Letting Go' by: Melody Beattie "Sometimes the car doesn't start. Sometimes, the dishwasher breaks...and sometimes you just have a bad day. While it helps to achieve acceptance and gratitude for these irritating annoyances, we don't have to process everything and figure out if it’s in the scheme of life’s greater things. Just let each day of the week happen without worrying about the significance of each event and trust that your lessons will reveal themselves in due time."
CONTACT BFFU:
BFFUPodcast@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/bffupodcast/
FOLLOW RYAN:
https://www.instagram.com/RyBrockington
FOLLOW BRAD:
https://www.instagram.com/bradleypritch
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