Real Time Heart-Based living
So what is Real Time Heart-Based (RTHB) Living?
RTHB living is based on the fundamental view, that living as you, your whole authentic self, you can find happiness, peace, and wellbeing for yourself, others and the environment around you (planet), what we call SOE. It is living in the recognition that you are unique, and your gifts, qualities and talents matter.
In these Real Time Heart-based living podcasts, we look at what is happening in our lives and the world around us - what we may be struggling with or feel overwhelmed by, and provide alternative ways of seeing things, using the fundamental principles of Real Time Heart-Based approaches.
These principles offer an alternative guide to lead you to finding happiness, wellbeing and peace for you personally and for the world.
We share ‘markers’ that indicate and give signs of what may be governing your choices, and offer alternative ways based on the key principles that underpin this Real Time Heart-Based approach.
This approach is a journey of discovery and practice, which we too are engaging as we support others on this alternative path, to see, feel and live as our authentic selves.
We welcome you to join us, to learn and discover more about the approach.
Contact us, with any questions or to continue the journey and ongoing practice towards this way of life.
Real Time Heart-Based living
Telling... why doesn't it work?
Here we chat about how we come to do a lot of ‘telling’ in our communication. We have come to take on board what others are ‘telling us’ and from that, we seem to shape our lives and behaviours around that. How often do we listen and believe what others tell us without really exploring what that is for ourselves.
Have we lost our ability to discover to better understand with open conversations? Are we using words and language to persuade? What is the intention?
Perhaps we can notice what we are being told, who is doing the telling, and is there something that is not the full picture, perhaps a conflict of interest.
.jpg)