Coffee, cake, chocolate…our sugary, highly caffeinated friends don’t always deserve the evil eye treatment. Nor, should we feel ashamed when we give them a seat at the table. Why DO we gravitate towards these foods? Well, we’re programmed from Paleolithic times. The pleaser derived from high caloric, tasty foods that were strong motivators […]
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Coffee, cake, chocolate…our sugary, highly caffeinated friends don’t always deserve the evil eye treatment. Nor, should we feel ashamed when we give them a seat at the table. Why DO we gravitate towards these foods? Well, we’re programmed from Paleolithic times. The pleaser derived from high caloric, tasty foods that were strong motivators
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In our discussion today, we break down the fear and negativity associated around isolation. We were safer in Paleolithic times in groups. Because of this we are programmed, as humans, to desire connection, feel safe and to be validated. To be part of a tribe that acknowledges our existence. I think it’s time we change
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In our discussion today, we break down the fear and negativity associated around isolation. We were safer in Paleolithic times in groups. Because of this we are programmed, as humans, to desire connection, feel safe and to be validated. To be part of a tribe that acknowledges our existence. I think it’s time we change
Understanding Isolation Part 1 Read More »
