There was no rock, log, or other obstacle — and yet, Taylor White Moffitt found the ground rising to meet her as she ran through a Boulder, Colorado alley.
It was freeing in the way a smack to the face often is.
“I just felt this feeling inside me of like, ‘You cannot keep up this bullshit anymore,’” she says.
A psychotherapist, she’d dedicated her life to helping people reduce their suffering. But after 30 years, she’d come to a realization.
“Although I find talking really useful, I also find not talking, and listening, quite useful,” she says. “I find breathwork useful. I find moving your body useful. I find mindfulness and presence useful. And so for me, it was a natural transition to say I do not think that psychotherapy, one-on-one in a private office only is enough for people to relieve their suffering.”
And thus was born Humanity Shared: a place for “all humans looking to live a more empowered & embodied life.”
In this episode of the Infinitely Scalable podcast, Taylor joins hosts Tony Ronchi, Cary Hair, Mike Giardina, and Andrew Charlesworth for a discussion on acceptance, reducing suffering, connection, and the human condition.
--CHAPTERS
0:00 Introduction
6:39 Reducing our own suffering
11:15 The messiness of being human
15:10 When a solution stops working
22:42 Surviving, thriving, feeling, and rumination
31:02 Getting into the body
33:09 Awareness, intention, and moving from therapist to coach
43:02 Psychedelics as a tool and leaping over the default-mode network
51:16 Prework and postwork: clearing the things that open up
55:53 What you feel vs. what you are
58:18 Acceptance, love, and doing hard things
1:01:04 Storytelling, healing, and connecting deeply with yourself and others
--https://www.humanityshared.com/humanitysharedcommunity
--Infinitely Scalable Podcast: Helping entrepreneurs, creatives, and humans everywhere find freedom.
