Sarcastic Self-Improvement: Embracing Mediocrity with a Smile (or RBF).
Are you tired and overwhelmed with positive affirmations and advice on how to improve yourself? Do you work your butt off to accomplish goals only to find the results aren't what you expected?
Kathy and Cori want you to give yourself a break and embrace mediocrity. In this episode of Cut to the Chase, they discuss the Pareto principle or 80-20 rule, the power of half-hearted efforts, and offer mediocre mantras and absurd affirmations.
Tune in and find out why Kathy is singing "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover," which of Cori's family members makes an unexpected appearance in the background, and why being a jack of all trades isn't so bad after all.
PLUS! Cori has launched a new podcast called I Don't Have Time. The podcast contains short (3 mins or less) sweary meditations and coaching tips for moms and women who wanna meditate but don’t have the time, who aren’t always into soft talking, and need a bit of grit and sweary edge to navigate their day, mood and mindset. You can find I Don't Have Time where ever you listen to podcasts! Follow Cori on Instagram @coachwithcori to learn more!
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