Chapter
Expecting Too Much From Our Parents
14:11 - 30:37 (16:25)
Comedian and actress Whitney Cummings discusses the unrealistic expectations that we have from our parents and how forgiveness and acceptance can help in healing relationships.
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The current generation is trying to optimize their lives with meditation, healthy eating and sleeping habits, and working out as compared to previous generations who relied on alcohol and quick dopamine hits to cope with issues.
14:11 - 18:42 (04:31)
Summary
The current generation is trying to optimize their lives with meditation, healthy eating and sleeping habits, and working out as compared to previous generations who relied on alcohol and quick dopamine hits to cope with issues. This behavior is a form of false control which is their new addiction.
ChapterExpecting Too Much From Our Parents
Episode832 Whitney Cummings on Loving Yourself, Addiction and Creative Success
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The speaker believes that we have incredibly high expectations for our parents in terms of understanding how to raise children, and that we should learn to have compassion for them and forgive them in order to heal ourselves and our relationships.
18:42 - 24:42 (05:59)
Summary
The speaker believes that we have incredibly high expectations for our parents in terms of understanding how to raise children, and that we should learn to have compassion for them and forgive them in order to heal ourselves and our relationships.
ChapterExpecting Too Much From Our Parents
Episode832 Whitney Cummings on Loving Yourself, Addiction and Creative Success
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Comedian Whitney Cummings emphasizes the importance of discomfort and gut instincts, recognizing and overcoming anxiety, and avoiding desperate energy to build better relationships.
24:42 - 30:37 (05:55)
Summary
Comedian Whitney Cummings emphasizes the importance of discomfort and gut instincts, recognizing and overcoming anxiety, and avoiding desperate energy to build better relationships. She also recognizes that staying still, self-evaluation and humility can provide greater gratification than the thrill of success.