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March 30, 2016
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"When you can engage the powerful feelings of others without the need to control or tame them, that’s radical aliveness."
Ann Bradney is the founder and director of the Radical Aliveness Institute, where she facilitates challenging and exciting work that asks individuals to be fully present and honest to their energy and emotions.
"When you can learn to hold a space where conflict and challenge are welcome because they serve as doorways to fresh insights, that’s also radical aliveness."
The music for this episode is VYVCH's Barely Baked, included under an Attribution-NonCommercial License.
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"When you can engage the powerful feelings of others without the need to control or tame them, that’s radical aliveness."
Ann Bradney is the founder and director of the Radical Aliveness Institute, where she facilitates challenging and exciting work that asks individuals to be fully present and honest to their energy and emotions.
"When you can learn to hold a space where conflict and challenge are welcome because they serve as doorways to fresh insights, that’s also radical aliveness."
The music for this episode is VYVCH's Barely Baked, included under an Attribution-NonCommercial License.
Read the transcript
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