Full Life Integration, Non-Negotiables, and Your Powerful Lens with Kristoffer “KC” Carter – SASM 123
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- Which sacred life ingredients must be present for full life integration.
- Why self-care is about consistency – not duration.
- Why the numbers 1:5:10 are so meaningful.
- How your lens enhances or diminishes everything you experience.
- Why “nothing ever goes away until it has taught us what we need to know.”
- How to believe in everyone and everything all the time.
- How KC is the oldest of his wife’s four children.
- Why people respond to your humanity when you teach.
- How to balance the tension of parenting with being your kids’ funky friend.
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- [05:23] KC’s seeds of awesomeness
- [10:04] How KC straddles dad and funky friend mode
- [14:24] The story of how KC became a yogi
- [22:27] Why nothing ever goes away until it has taught us what we need to know
- [27:04] What full life integration means and can look like
- [39:11] Why your lens statement drives everything else you do and are
- [43:40] The big questions KC is asking right now
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