In this episode, Dr. Kashey will percolate the idea of internal versus external control, and how our desire to manage the uncontrollable often leads us to make unwise choices, causing us to stew in frustration and anxiety. Roll up your sleeves as we grind down the 'Four Ds of Distortion' those mental grinds that clog our decision-making filters. It’s a full-bodied session where we will decant wisdom on shifting focus from the bitter brew of external stressors to the smooth aroma of internal belief systems. So, let's pour out the old, steep in the new, and press forward to a clearer cup of thought.

In this next mini series, Dr. Kashey talks about the facets of self-control, and cracking the code of self-control. There are three aspects of self- control, first is that thoughts are the most important determinant of our emotions and our actions. Second is that the need for control creates stress and misery, and stress and misery leads to a greater need for control. And third is, there are three major pathways to changing our thoughts. Dr. Kashey notes that trying new things combined with self-monitoring helps us stay honest and genuine. By actively gathering information your rational thinking will override your previous thoughts.

In this episode unwrap the riddle of working non-stop with fervor that never fades. It's not about surviving the week; it's about thriving through the years. In the face of adversity, when helping others becomes a Herculean task, learn how to harness the stress and turn it into the kind of eustress that shapes champions. Dr. Kashey brings forth a tale of wisdom where he shares the secret to choosing not just to make a difference, but to be the difference. It's a choice that doesn't just affect how you work—it rejuvenates your very essence.