Show Notes
Welcome to another solo episode of the Insight Podcast.
This short 5-minute episode is on the balancing act between reason and passion, your rational brain versus your desire for fun and spontaneity.
I touch on how this conflict might show up when you make big life decisions around career, relationships and getting fit. I share the quote from Khalil Gibran that inspired this episode. And then briefly talk about how we might get this balance right.
Enjoy!
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