{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/681cc789bdc60241406b2251/681cc7958b1f3232bc1cc289?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"WTF is \"Being Centered\" - S1E5","description":"<p>In this episode of The Dad Tribe, &quot;The Dads&quot; dive deep into practical strategies for staying centered amidst life&#39;s chaos. Forget the stereotypical &quot;OMMMM&quot; and meditation methods—this episode is all about real-world tactics that anyone can apply.</p>\n<p>Join John and JC as they shares their personal journeys of staying centered, even with a hectic life. From discussing the importance of environment as a foundational pillar to exploring the concept of being selfish to achieve selflessness, The Dads provide actionable insights that can help anyone find balance.</p>\n<p>We delve into the different types of people—leaders and followers, entrepreneurs and 9-to-5ers, those who seek improvement and those who are content. JC, known for leading from the front and being the tip of the spear, talks about the importance of systems, the nuances of being a manager versus a leader, and how perception and self-criticism play into staying centered.</p>\n<p>Topics include:</p>\n<ul>\n <li>The significance of end-of-day versus morning calendar checks</li>\n <li>Nighttime routines for better mental health</li>\n <li>The power of taking walks to prevent overreacting and improving relationships</li>\n <li>The concept of habit stacking for personal growth</li>\n  <li>Understanding and managing your inner critic</li>\n  <li>The difference between reacting and responding</li>\n  <li>JC&#39;s therapy story and advice on empathy and problem-solving</li>\n</ul>\n<p>The Dads also share personal experiences, such as losing an account and bouncing back, and offer book recommendations like &quot;Choose Your Enemies Wisely&quot; by Patrick Bet-David and &quot;Atomic Habits&quot; by James Clear. We wrap up with practical advice on doing things for the first time versus the 10,000th time and how to emulate successful habits in a way that feels organic to you.</p>\n<p>Tune in for a conversation that&#39;s not just about staying centered but thriving in a way that&#39;s practical and achievable for everyone.</p>","author_name":"Dad Tribe"}