The Inner Critic Isn’t Actually That Smart: Turning Down the Volume on Your Inner Heckler
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The Inner Critic Isn’t Actually That Smart: Turning Down the Volume on Your Inner Heckler
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In this episode of Sufferless with a Part-Time Monk, Tim Tamashiro unpacks the three stages of the Sufferless Shift—Living by Default, Living by Deliberation, and Living by Design. Through relatable stories, brain science, and a touch of humor, you’ll discover why your mind gets stuck on old loops, how to pause and see those patterns clearly, and simple practices to create more peace on purpose.
If you’ve ever felt like your inner critic is running the show, this conversation will help you step back, reset, and choose a calmer way forward. You’ll learn practical tools like self-distanced self-talk, mindful micro-pauses, and the “See it. File it. Free it.” method to quiet the noise and lighten your mental load.
Whether you’re looking to reduce stress, find more clarity, or design a life that feels intentional, this episode offers insight and action you can use today.
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