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Kat and Moose discuss embarking on new habits, like Yoga and the conversation evolves into colleagues who assign motive when the assignment is grossly inaccurate. We discuss words that are disturbing, but not inherently bad, though there are a few that Kat deem absolutely unacceptable.
0:54 - Moose talks about starting the practice of Yoga (https://www.nytimes.com/guides/well/beginner-yoga) .
1:30 - JoAnna Illingworth’s novel “The Black Umbrella” (https://www.swoonreads.com/m/the-black-umbrella-2/) and how her former writings talked about one man really releasing himself during Yoga class.
3:50 - Kat brings up the topic of assigning motive and how absurd it can be how we assume the intentions and motivations of others. Kat learns that a business colleague was suffering from diarrhea.
8:00 - Let’s not assume we know where the other is coming from; 10/10 we have no idea what the other person is going through
11:41 - Amazing quote (https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/viktor_e_frankl_160380) from Victor E. Frankl “Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.”
12:50 - There are certain words that just should not be said, like moist, turtleneck … and some others… you’ll have to listen.
17:44 - Jimmy Kelly’s (https://jimmykellys.com/) Steakhouse has a formal stance on the Faucon Salad (https://jimmykellys.com/wppizza/the-original-faucon-salad-2/) .
19:34 - Moose thinks Kat is Dr. Seuss’ing (https://www.netflix.com/title/80057250) her!
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