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My guest this week is John Kim . He’s a licensed marriage and family therapist and one of the the pioneers of the online life coaching movement. Interestingly, he calls himself the “Angry Therapist.” It...
An Angry Therapist’s Guide to a Meaningful Life is an episode from Parenting with a Story Podcast | Real-life lessons in character for parents and children to share by Paul Smith. My guest this week is John Kim . He’s a licensed marri...
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Published Oct 17, 2019, 19:49 long, audio available.
My guest this week is John Kim . He’s a licensed marriage and family therapist and one of the the pioneers of the online life coaching movement. Interestingly, he calls himself the “Angry Therapist.” It’s essentially an admission that, while he was a licensed therapist and life coach, he was no better off than the people he was helping — and admission that probably made him a more empathetic therapist. More to the point of our conversation, John is the author of a new book called, I USED TO BE A MISERABLE F*CK: An Everyman’s Guide to a Meaningful Life which we dug right into. John lays out 66 Dos and Don’ts in the book, some of which are listed below. The ones in bold we actually had time to talk about, and you can see exactly where in the conversation those came up. John was a lot of fun to talk to. So, please click play above and give enjoy the dialogue . But, be warned, I will fully pronounce the title of his book several times. John’s 66 Do’s and Don’t include: Do be vulnerable Don’t be a douche, don’t be a bully, and don’t whine Don’t choose passion over purpose (6:00) Do participate in self-care Don’t get trapped in your bubble, don’t stay in your comfort zone, and don’t take yourself too seriously Do go on man dates, and also do some things on your own Do admit when you were wrong or when you don’t know the answer to something. Don’t pee in the shower (10:22) Don’t stop courting your partner Do create your own definition of success instead following the definitions of others. Do separate who you are from what you do Do make your bed Don’t be afraid to fail Do try to understand before being understood (11:55) We also talked about: How to respond and not react (13:05) Going from Misery to Meaning (15:10), including how he got the name, the “Angry Therapist”. You can find John at theangrytherapist.com . Click these links to
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An Angry Therapist’s Guide to a Meaningful Life is from Parenting with a Story Podcast | Real-life lessons in character for parents and children to share by Paul Smith.
Published Oct 17, 2019 and 19:49 long