The Life Well Lived Podcast with Shane Breslin
The Life Well Lived Project is motivated by this: There is so much unhappiness, anxiety and depression in the world, and this work is about trying to make things better, tiny bit by tiny bit, one day at a time. The vision of the Life Well Lived Project is a world where this cycle of unhappiness, anxiety and depression does not have to be handed down across multiple generations and accepted as an unavoidable fact of life. The vision is a world where everyone is liberated to know, embrace and express the full breadth of their own individual uniqueness. And the vision is a world where we can work together to solve big problems, rather than squabble over minor matters out of a place of insecurity and hurt. I know that 45-60 minute podcasts, which is what most episodes of the Life Well Lived podcast are, is a big investment of your time, and your time is your most valuable asset. So it's a huge privilege for me, to have you here with me and my guests for this. If you enjoy the podcast, please go to Apple Podcasts, find this show and leave a review. And if you want to make sure you don't miss any future episodes, please sign up for updates about the Life Well Lived Project. Go to my website at https://www.shanebreslin.com/mission.
Episodes
David Brooks, a New York Times writer, wrote a piece not long ago which touched on my guest on this episode of the Life Well Lived Podcast. Titled "Longing for an Internet cleanse", Brooks’s short article lamented how we have come to view and experience time in the instantaneous “everything now” age we live in. The article was subtitled “a small rebellion against the quickening of time”, and Brooks wrote tellingly about t...
Productivity is one of those areas that has exploded into a major industry over the past couple of decades.
The concept of productivity is something that started out, really, in the 18th and 19th centuries from an industrial capitalist imperative to “produce” as much as possible from the resources available. Out of the American baby boom generation which came of age in the corporate landscape of the 1970s and ‘80s came tw...
This is Episode Number 35 of the Life Well Lived Podcast, with the co-founder of Creating the Future, Hildy Gottlieb.
Hildy Gottlieb is a social scientist and the founder of an organisation called Creating the Future.
Creating the Future is focused on helping people and organisations to change the systems they find themselves in, to aim those systems at bringing out the best in people, all by changing the questions they ask.
The movem...
My guest on this episode of the show is Dr Nicola Porter.
Nicola Porter has been a lecturer in psychology for the best part of 20 years and has in recent years added an accreditation in executive and life coaching and established a practice specialising in career coaching and career change for mid-career professionals.
This set of skills and experiences allows Nicola to combine everything she's earned from ps...
Tom Meyers is an osteopath and body-centred stress-coach based in Brussels, Belgium, and also a forward thinker and facilitator of change, with the aim of helping to empower people to live well in body, mind and spirit and lead with resilience in an exponentially changing world.
He has also become a thought leader on the topic of The Future, and how we might proactively build the future version of ourselves. On that topic of looking...
This is Episode 32 of the Life Well Lived Podcast.
Most of the episodes of this podcast so far have been broadly about self-awareness, self-exploration and self-improvement.
A big part of the motivation for the show is to offer help or guidance for individuals to explore and express their individuality, so that they can live each day in a way that’s aligned and purposeful, which over time can add up to a fulfill...
Time stamps
- 4:00: First two weeks of separation
- 8:00: Six years old, and the knock on the door. Everyone afraid to ask a question
- 11:30: Young mothers forcibly separated from their children
- 14:00: How Tony felt different. Questions of identity
- 16:30: Fear of not fitting in, fear of rejection and fear of the religious orders
- 23:00: Alcohol and its impact on his life and relationships
- 36:00: What the recovery journey looks like
- 39:00: Th...
The guest on this episode of the show is William Sieghart of The Poetry Pharmacy.
William Sieghart has made a phenomenal contribution to the arts and particularly poetry during a career spanning more than three decades.
He is the founder of the Forward Prize for Poetry and National Poetry Day, both of which have been running successfully since the 1990s. More recently he has established the Poetry Pharmacy
Episode 23: A Total Christmas Indulgence: A Reading of A Child's Christmas in Wales, by Dylan Thomas
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