https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-content-couple-self-help-personal-imenSociety & CultureCopyright The Content Couplehttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/c3f942a31144e48638b5b9287bc65b20.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/the-content-couple-self-help-personal-imTue, 20 Mar 2018 09:35:04 +0000The Content CoupleThe Content Couplefeeds@spreaker.comAn experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem. Join Matt and Ash as they discuss the best audio books, podcasts, self-help books, and other content on personal development, change, health, mindfulness and applied psychology.cleanepisodicThe Content Couplefeeds@spreaker.comAn experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem. Join Matt and Ash as they discuss the best audio books, podcasts, self-help books, and other content on personal development, change, health, mindfulness and applied psychology.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/thecontentcouple/how-to-practice-stoicism-part-2-what-is-Today Matt and Ashy explore the philosophy of the Stoics. ]]>thecontentcouple.podbean.com/how-to-practice-stoicism-part-2-what-is-stoicism-and-is-the-philosophy-of-stoicism-applicable-in-the-modern-world-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Tue, 20 Mar 2018 09:00:08 +0000The Content CoupleHow to Practice Stoicism: What is Stoicism and is the Philosophy of Stoicism applicable in the modern world? (Part 2) Today Matt and Ashy explore the philosophy of the Stoics. Today Matt and Ashy explore the philosophy of the Stoics. ]]>1267cleanfullThe Content CoupleHow to Practice Stoicism: What is Stoicism and is the Philosophy of Stoicism applicable in the modern world? (Part 2) Today Matt and Ashy explore the philosophy of the Stoics. Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/thecontentcouple/how-to-practice-stoicism-what-is-stoicisToday Matt and Ashy explore the philosophy of the Stoics. ]]>thecontentcouple.podbean.com/how-to-practice-stoicism-what-is-stoicism-and-is-the-philosophy-of-stoicism-applicable-in-the-modern-world-part-1-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Sun, 18 Mar 2018 05:33:04 +0000The Content CoupleHow to Practice Stoicism: What is Stoicism and is the Philosophy of Stoicism applicable in the modern world? (Part 1) Today Matt and Ashy explore the philosophy of the Stoics. Today Matt and Ashy explore the philosophy of the Stoics. ]]>2197cleanfullThe Content CoupleHow to Practice Stoicism: What is Stoicism and is the Philosophy of Stoicism applicable in the modern world? (Part 1) Today Matt and Ashy explore the philosophy of the Stoics. Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/thecontentcouple/how-to-build-your-baby-the-contraceptiveAshy shares our desire as a couple to have a baby in the near future, and the tips and strategies learned regarding pre-conception, pregnancy, and post-partum (after a baby is born).  We should have really called this Podcast 'How to grow a baby' or 'How to make a baby'.
Topics covered include:
Reasons why Ashy was not really keen to have a baby in the past
The Biology of Belief by Dr. Bruce Lipton which includes sections on beliefs of a mother, and how the stress she experiences effects the child in the womb.

Ashy discusses the importance and need for a calm environment when pregnant, and how a the psychology of the mother directly impacts the child.


 Ashy discusses how much she enjoys the Podcast hosted by Dave Asprey called BulletProof Radio


Ashy accidentally listens to a podcast about pregnancy and babies and the impact on a woman.


Ashy discusses Hormones, Mind-body Control, and why it is important even if you aren't a Meditating Monk.


The stress placed on a Modern woman having a baby and expecting to be back at work


What you don’t know about the birth control pill, and what your doctor isn’t telling you about the contraceptive pill.


The Content Couple stress that anything discussed in the Podcast is not to be taken as medical advice.


Ashy talks about the fact she hasn’t been on the pill for 12 years and discusses the impact of the extended use of the contraceptive pill on her mood - and the feelings of depression and disconnection.


Ashy discusses how the contraceptive pill lead to her own research and focus on health, biohacking and understanding her body and her hormones - Ashy is happy she made that decision


Women on the contraceptive pill for 30 years. How Women can be prescribed at 16 and still taking it in their 40's.


How the contraceptive pill is prescribed to artificially induce a period and regulate a menstrual cycle.


Impacts of the contraceptive pill on primary sex hormones - Estrogen and Testosterone and how this impacts mood and libido.


The impact of artificially induced menstruation on partner selection.


Mitochondria and its role to play in partner selection, and how we subliminally choose partners that complement the shortfall in our genetic makeup.


How being on the pill leads you to be attracted to someone with a similar genetic make up to yourself, rather than choosing the best partner.


Choosing partners that result in shitty relationships is related to the pill. Intuitive selection of partners


Post-Partum, referred to as 4th trimester. The care a woman needs after giving birth to her baby. The modern expectations and the stress imposed on new mothers to quickly go back to work when they should be spending a year to rest, recover and heal.


Ashy recom]]>thecontentcouple.podbean.com/how-to-build-your-baby-the-contraceptive-pill-hormones-genes-partner-selection-pregnancy-stress-sex-how-it-affects-women-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Sat, 10 Mar 2018 07:17:28 +0000The Content CoupleAshy and Matt explore what Ashy has learned from podcasts, books and audiobooks and her own research on the topic of having a baby. Ashy shares our desire as a couple to have a baby in the near future, and the tips and strategies learned regarding...Ashy shares our desire as a couple to have a baby in the near future, and the tips and strategies learned regarding pre-conception, pregnancy, and post-partum (after a baby is born).  We should have really called this Podcast 'How to grow a baby' or 'How to make a baby'.
Topics covered include:
Reasons why Ashy was not really keen to have a baby in the past
The Biology of Belief by Dr. Bruce Lipton which includes sections on beliefs of a mother, and how the stress she experiences effects the child in the womb.

Ashy discusses the importance and need for a calm environment when pregnant, and how a the psychology of the mother directly impacts the child.


 Ashy discusses how much she enjoys the Podcast hosted by Dave Asprey called BulletProof Radio


Ashy accidentally listens to a podcast about pregnancy and babies and the impact on a woman.


Ashy discusses Hormones, Mind-body Control, and why it is important even if you aren't a Meditating Monk.


The stress placed on a Modern woman having a baby and expecting to be back at work


What you don’t know about the birth control pill, and what your doctor isn’t telling you about the contraceptive pill.


The Content Couple stress that anything discussed in the Podcast is not to be taken as medical advice.


Ashy talks about the fact she hasn’t been on the pill for 12 years and discusses the impact of the extended use of the contraceptive pill on her mood - and the feelings of depression and disconnection.


Ashy discusses how the contraceptive pill lead to her own research and focus on health, biohacking and understanding her body and her hormones - Ashy is happy she made that decision


Women on the contraceptive pill for 30 years. How Women can be prescribed at 16 and still taking it in their 40's.


How the contraceptive pill is prescribed to artificially induce a period and regulate a menstrual cycle.


Impacts of the contraceptive pill on primary sex hormones - Estrogen and Testosterone and how this impacts mood and libido.


The impact of artificially induced menstruation on partner selection.


Mitochondria and its role to play in partner selection, and how we subliminally choose partners that complement the shortfall in our genetic makeup.


How being on the pill leads you to be attracted to someone with a similar genetic make up to yourself, rather than choosing the best partner.


Choosing partners that result in shitty relationships is related to the pill. Intuitive selection of partners


Post-Partum, referred to as 4th trimester. The care a woman needs after giving birth to her baby. The modern expectations and the stress imposed on new mothers to quickly go back to work when they should be spending a year to rest, recover and heal.


Ashy recom]]>1722cleanfullThe Content CoupleAshy and Matt explore what Ashy has learned from podcasts, books and audiobooks and her own research on the topic of having a baby. Ashy shares our desire as a couple to have a baby in the near future, and the tips and strategies learned regarding pre-conception, pregnancy, and post-partum (after a baby is born).  We should have really called this Podcast 'How to grow a baby' or 'How to make a baby'. Topics covered include: Reasons why Ashy was not really keen to have a baby in the past The Biology of Belief by Dr. Bruce Lipton which includes sections on beliefs of a mother, and how the stress she experiences effects the child in the womb. Ashy discusses the importance and need for a calm environment when pregnant, and how a the psychology of the mother directly impacts the child.  Ashy discusses how much she enjoys the Podcast hosted by Dave Asprey called BulletProof Radio Ashy accidentally listens to a podcast about pregnancy and babies and the impact on a woman. Ashy discusses Hormones, Mind-body Control, and why it is important even if you aren't a Meditating Monk. The stress placed on a Modern woman having a baby and expecting to be back at work What you don’t know about the birth control pill, and what your doctor isn’t telling you about the contraceptive pill. The Content Couple stress that anything discussed in the Podcast is not to be taken as medical advice. Ashy talks about the fact she hasn’t been on the pill for 12 years and discusses the impact of the extended use of the contraceptive pill on her mood - and the feelings of depression and disconnection. Ashy discusses how the contraceptive pill lead to her own research and focus on health, biohacking and understanding her body and her hormones - Ashy is happy she made that decision Women on the contraceptive pill for 30 years. How Women can be prescribed at 16 and still taking it in their 40's. How the contraceptive pill is prescribed to artificially induce a period and regulate a menstrual cycle. Impacts of the contraceptive pill on primary sex hormones - Estrogen and Testosterone and how this impacts mood and libido. The impact of artificially induced menstruation on partner selection. Mitochondria and its role to play in partner selection, and how we subliminally choose partners that complement the shortfall in our genetic makeup. How being on the pill leads you to be attracted to someone with a similar genetic make up to yourself, rather than choosing the best partner. Choosing partners that result in shitty relationships is related to the pill. Intuitive selection of partners Post-Partum, referred to as 4th trimester. The care a woman needs after giving birth to her baby. The modern expectations and the stress imposed on new mothers to quickly go back to work when they should be spending a year to rest, recover and heal. Ashy recomNohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/thecontentcouple/how-beliefs-affect-health-practical-thouJoin us as we attempt to have a short and highly useful discussion that explores the research outlined in several books to answer the question:  how can epigenetics influence our health?  Or put another way how to alter your genes expression through choosing our thoughts, beliefs, and values.
Many scientists have suggested that the importance of belief extends beyond faith, church, life, values, spirituality, and love. Dr. Bruce Lipton in his book, The Biology of Belief, puts forward the research that supports a New Biology which leaves behind the defeatism of genetic and parental programming as well as survival-of-the-fittest Darwinism.
You may ask the question - Do I have good genes? Perhaps the better question to ask is, regardless of what I believe about my genes as represented by family health history - how can my genes be altered through choosing my beliefs, thoughts, and emotions?
Dr. Lipton’s revolutionary research has uncovered the missing connections between biology, psychology, and spirituality.
In Today's Podcast, we set ourselves the challenge to answer the following questions in our 30min commute.
Epigenetics -  how does it work?Epigenetics - why inheritance is weirder than we thought?How can epigenetics cure cancer or how we can avoid illnesses we believe are in the family?What thoughts can we choose in order to best support optimal health and healthy gene expression?
 ]]>thecontentcouple.podbean.com/how-beliefs-affect-health-thoughts-on-epigenetics-and-how-to-alter-your-genes-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Sat, 03 Mar 2018 13:40:07 +0000The Content CoupleDo beliefs matter? How beliefs affect health? Do beliefs create reality and impact our physiology.  Join us as we attempt to have a short and highly useful discussion that explores the research outlined in several books to answer the question:  how...Join us as we attempt to have a short and highly useful discussion that explores the research outlined in several books to answer the question:  how can epigenetics influence our health?  Or put another way how to alter your genes expression through choosing our thoughts, beliefs, and values.
Many scientists have suggested that the importance of belief extends beyond faith, church, life, values, spirituality, and love. Dr. Bruce Lipton in his book, The Biology of Belief, puts forward the research that supports a New Biology which leaves behind the defeatism of genetic and parental programming as well as survival-of-the-fittest Darwinism.
You may ask the question - Do I have good genes? Perhaps the better question to ask is, regardless of what I believe about my genes as represented by family health history - how can my genes be altered through choosing my beliefs, thoughts, and emotions?
Dr. Lipton’s revolutionary research has uncovered the missing connections between biology, psychology, and spirituality.
In Today's Podcast, we set ourselves the challenge to answer the following questions in our 30min commute.
Epigenetics -  how does it work?Epigenetics - why inheritance is weirder than we thought?How can epigenetics cure cancer or how we can avoid illnesses we believe are in the family?What thoughts can we choose in order to best support optimal health and healthy gene expression?
 ]]>1956cleanfullThe Content CoupleDo beliefs matter? How beliefs affect health? Do beliefs create reality and impact our physiology.  Join us as we attempt to have a short and highly useful discussion that explores the research outlined in several books to answer the question:  how can epigenetics influence our health?  Or put another way how to alter your genes expression through choosing our thoughts, beliefs, and values. Many scientists have suggested that the importance of belief extends beyond faith, church, life, values, spirituality, and love. Dr. Bruce Lipton in his book, The Biology of Belief, puts forward the research that supports a New Biology which leaves behind the defeatism of genetic and parental programming as well as survival-of-the-fittest Darwinism. You may ask the question - Do I have good genes? Perhaps the better question to ask is, regardless of what I believe about my genes as represented by family health history - how can my genes be altered through choosing my beliefs, thoughts, and emotions? Dr. Lipton’s revolutionary research has uncovered the missing connections between biology, psychology, and spirituality. In Today's Podcast, we set ourselves the challenge to answer the following questions in our 30min commute. Epigenetics -  how does it work?Epigenetics - why inheritance is weirder than we thought?How can epigenetics cure cancer or how we can avoid illnesses we believe are in the family?What thoughts can we choose in order to best support optimal health and healthy gene expression?  Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/thecontentcouple/relationship-goals-whats-your-love-languFor our Couple Goals, Valentine Day episode of The Content Couple Podcast.  Ashy shares what she thinks after listening to the audiobook 'The 5 Love Languages: The secret to love that lasts' by Gary Chapman.
 
 ]]>thecontentcouple.podbean.com/relationship-goals-whats-your-love-language-do-the-5-love-languages-work-valentine-day-couple-goals-edition-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Tue, 27 Feb 2018 06:49:58 +0000The Content CoupleWhat is your love language? And do the 5 love languages work to enhance a relationship. For our Couple Goals, Valentine Day episode of The Content Couple Podcast.  Ashy shares what she thinks after listening to the audiobook 'The 5 Love Languages: The...For our Couple Goals, Valentine Day episode of The Content Couple Podcast.  Ashy shares what she thinks after listening to the audiobook 'The 5 Love Languages: The secret to love that lasts' by Gary Chapman.
 
 ]]>2322cleanfullThe Content CoupleWhat is your love language? And do the 5 love languages work to enhance a relationship. For our Couple Goals, Valentine Day episode of The Content Couple Podcast.  Ashy shares what she thinks after listening to the audiobook 'The 5 Love Languages: The secret to love that lasts' by Gary Chapman.    Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/thecontentcouple/relationship-goals-what-s-your-love-langFor the Couple Goals - Valentine Day episode of The Content Couple Podcast.  Ashy shares what she thinks after listening to the audiobook 'The 5 Love Languages: The secret to love that lasts' by Gary Chapman.
We discuss how to discover your love language and how it may be used to improve your relationships.
We discuss how your love language profile and understanding you primary love languages, can help you connect with your partner and connect and interact with others.
Ashy references one of her favourite podcasts Bullet Proof Radio, and explains how her Podcast love Dave Asprey uses the five love languages as a tool to assess and understand how new staff will fit a team.
Do you know your love languages? Ashy answers the important question 'what are the 5 love languages', and is able to identify with absolute precision what she believes are my primary love languages.
We also discuss small things we do together that improve our relationship and things we can do to make relationships work and last.
Do couples have to talk each day? Of course not, but we think it helps a relationship. Not only are we a couple that podcasts together, we make dinner together every day.]]>thecontentcouple.podbean.com/relationship-goals-what%e2%80%99s-your-love-language-do-the-5-love-languages-work-valentine-day-couple-goals-edition-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Tue, 27 Feb 2018 06:49:00 +0000The Content CoupleWhat is your love language? And do the 5 love languages work to enhance a relationship. For the Couple Goals - Valentine Day episode of The Content Couple Podcast.  Ashy shares what she thinks after listening to the audiobook 'The 5 Love Languages:...For the Couple Goals - Valentine Day episode of The Content Couple Podcast.  Ashy shares what she thinks after listening to the audiobook 'The 5 Love Languages: The secret to love that lasts' by Gary Chapman.
We discuss how to discover your love language and how it may be used to improve your relationships.
We discuss how your love language profile and understanding you primary love languages, can help you connect with your partner and connect and interact with others.
Ashy references one of her favourite podcasts Bullet Proof Radio, and explains how her Podcast love Dave Asprey uses the five love languages as a tool to assess and understand how new staff will fit a team.
Do you know your love languages? Ashy answers the important question 'what are the 5 love languages', and is able to identify with absolute precision what she believes are my primary love languages.
We also discuss small things we do together that improve our relationship and things we can do to make relationships work and last.
Do couples have to talk each day? Of course not, but we think it helps a relationship. Not only are we a couple that podcasts together, we make dinner together every day.]]>2322cleanfullThe Content CoupleWhat is your love language? And do the 5 love languages work to enhance a relationship. For the Couple Goals - Valentine Day episode of The Content Couple Podcast.  Ashy shares what she thinks after listening to the audiobook 'The 5 Love Languages: The secret to love that lasts' by Gary Chapman. We discuss how to discover your love language and how it may be used to improve your relationships. We discuss how your love language profile and understanding you primary love languages, can help you connect with your partner and connect and interact with others. Ashy references one of her favourite podcasts Bullet Proof Radio, and explains how her Podcast love Dave Asprey uses the five love languages as a tool to assess and understand how new staff will fit a team. Do you know your love languages? Ashy answers the important question 'what are the 5 love languages', and is able to identify with absolute precision what she believes are my primary love languages. We also discuss small things we do together that improve our relationship and things we can do to make relationships work and last. Do couples have to talk each day? Of course not, but we think it helps a relationship. Not only are we a couple that podcasts together, we make dinner together every day.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/thecontentcouple/in-the-beginning-an-experiment-in-self-aJoin Matt and Ash for short casual discussions about the best audiobooks, podcasts, self-help books, and other content on personal development, change, health, mindfulness and applied psychology. 
We are a couple with a shared passion for personal development and pursuit of knowledge.
We use our daily city commute to share with each other and you, our audience, what we have learned from audiobooks, podcasts, books and other content.
 Join us as we step outside of our comfort zone, and discuss what we have found helpful in our quest to bring the best versions of ourselves to every day.
 Where we would prefer to be recording this from the beach.  Please be aware we are recording this podcast in the car and you may hear the occasional sound of traffic or Ashy cursing fellow commuters.
 Our hope is that you take away one thing after listening to this podcast that will help you in your own personal development journey.
Thank you so very much for listening to another episode of the Content Couple.  Ashy and I appreciate you and appreciate that you have chosen to invest a small part of your day listening to our contribution. We love podcasts, understand there are thousands, and we are grateful you have chosen us.  We believe nothing is more important than our time, and we hope that in sharing how we acquire and apply what we learn, that you will take away something that will enrich your life.
 For Ashy and I, this podcast is a leap out of comfort zone and a change in our normal everyday life. Our aim is to share and contribute, and we cannot do that without you, our audience.  If you have enjoyed our experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem, we would be very grateful if you could quickly jump on iTunes – subscribe to our tribe, and give us that 5-star rating, because it will help other awesome people like you find us.]]>thecontentcouple.podbean.com/in-the-beginning-an-experiment-in-self-awareness-and-self-esteem-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Sun, 25 Feb 2018 06:19:34 +0000The Content CoupleWelcome to the Content Couple Podcast.  An experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem.  Join Matt and Ash for short casual discussions about the best audiobooks, podcasts, self-help books, and other content on personal development, change, health,...Join Matt and Ash for short casual discussions about the best audiobooks, podcasts, self-help books, and other content on personal development, change, health, mindfulness and applied psychology. 
We are a couple with a shared passion for personal development and pursuit of knowledge.
We use our daily city commute to share with each other and you, our audience, what we have learned from audiobooks, podcasts, books and other content.
 Join us as we step outside of our comfort zone, and discuss what we have found helpful in our quest to bring the best versions of ourselves to every day.
 Where we would prefer to be recording this from the beach.  Please be aware we are recording this podcast in the car and you may hear the occasional sound of traffic or Ashy cursing fellow commuters.
 Our hope is that you take away one thing after listening to this podcast that will help you in your own personal development journey.
Thank you so very much for listening to another episode of the Content Couple.  Ashy and I appreciate you and appreciate that you have chosen to invest a small part of your day listening to our contribution. We love podcasts, understand there are thousands, and we are grateful you have chosen us.  We believe nothing is more important than our time, and we hope that in sharing how we acquire and apply what we learn, that you will take away something that will enrich your life.
 For Ashy and I, this podcast is a leap out of comfort zone and a change in our normal everyday life. Our aim is to share and contribute, and we cannot do that without you, our audience.  If you have enjoyed our experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem, we would be very grateful if you could quickly jump on iTunes – subscribe to our tribe, and give us that 5-star rating, because it will help other awesome people like you find us.]]>1647cleanfullThe Content CoupleWelcome to the Content Couple Podcast.  An experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem.  Join Matt and Ash for short casual discussions about the best audiobooks, podcasts, self-help books, and other content on personal development, change, health, mindfulness and applied psychology.  We are a couple with a shared passion for personal development and pursuit of knowledge. We use our daily city commute to share with each other and you, our audience, what we have learned from audiobooks, podcasts, books and other content.  Join us as we step outside of our comfort zone, and discuss what we have found helpful in our quest to bring the best versions of ourselves to every day.  Where we would prefer to be recording this from the beach.  Please be aware we are recording this podcast in the car and you may hear the occasional sound of traffic or Ashy cursing fellow commuters.  Our hope is that you take away one thing after listening to this podcast that will help you in your own personal development journey. Thank you so very much for listening to another episode of the Content Couple.  Ashy and I appreciate you and appreciate that you have chosen to invest a small part of your day listening to our contribution. We love podcasts, understand there are thousands, and we are grateful you have chosen us.  We believe nothing is more important than our time, and we hope that in sharing how we acquire and apply what we learn, that you will take away something that will enrich your life.  For Ashy and I, this podcast is a leap out of comfort zone and a change in our normal everyday life. Our aim is to share and contribute, and we cannot do that without you, our audience.  If you have enjoyed our experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem, we would be very grateful if you could quickly jump on iTunes – subscribe to our tribe, and give us that 5-star rating, because it will help other awesome people like you find us.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/thecontentcouple/in-the-beginning-an-experiment-in-self-a_1Join Matt and Ash for short casual discussions about the best audiobooks, podcasts, self-help books, and other content on personal development, change, health, mindfulness and applied psychology.
We are a couple with a shared passion for personal development and pursuit of knowledge.
We use our daily city commute to share with each other and you, our audience, what we have learned from audiobooks, podcasts, books and other content.
Join us as we step outside of our comfort zone, and discuss what we have found helpful in our quest to bring the best versions of ourselves to every day.
Where we would prefer to be recording this from the beach, please be aware we are recording this podcast in the car and you may hear the occasional sound of traffic or Ashy cursing fellow commuters.
Our hope is that you take away one thing after listening to this podcast that will help you in your own personal development journey.
Thank you so very much for listening to another episode of the Content Couple.  Ashy and I appreciate you and appreciate that you have chosen to invest a small part of your day listening to our contribution. We love podcasts, understand there are thousands, and we are grateful you have chosen us.  We believe nothing is more important than our time, and we hope that in sharing how we acquire and apply what we learn, that you will take away something that will enrich your life.
 For Ashy and I, this podcast is a leap out of comfort zone and a change in our normal everyday life. Our aim is to share and contribute, and we cannot do that without you, our audience.  If you have enjoyed our experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem, we would be very grateful if you could quickly jump on iTunes – subscribe to our tribe, and give us that 5-star rating, because it will help other awesome people like you find us.]]>thecontentcouple.podbean.com/in-the-beginning-an-experiment-in-self-awareness-and-self-esteem-1519788107-24b00f90dd1700f333f1ee8f1a4eedd1Sun, 25 Feb 2018 06:19:00 +0000The Content CoupleWelcome to the Content Couple Podcast! An experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem. Join Matt and Ash for short casual discussions about the best audiobooks, podcasts, self-help books, and other content on personal development, change, health,...Join Matt and Ash for short casual discussions about the best audiobooks, podcasts, self-help books, and other content on personal development, change, health, mindfulness and applied psychology.
We are a couple with a shared passion for personal development and pursuit of knowledge.
We use our daily city commute to share with each other and you, our audience, what we have learned from audiobooks, podcasts, books and other content.
Join us as we step outside of our comfort zone, and discuss what we have found helpful in our quest to bring the best versions of ourselves to every day.
Where we would prefer to be recording this from the beach, please be aware we are recording this podcast in the car and you may hear the occasional sound of traffic or Ashy cursing fellow commuters.
Our hope is that you take away one thing after listening to this podcast that will help you in your own personal development journey.
Thank you so very much for listening to another episode of the Content Couple.  Ashy and I appreciate you and appreciate that you have chosen to invest a small part of your day listening to our contribution. We love podcasts, understand there are thousands, and we are grateful you have chosen us.  We believe nothing is more important than our time, and we hope that in sharing how we acquire and apply what we learn, that you will take away something that will enrich your life.
 For Ashy and I, this podcast is a leap out of comfort zone and a change in our normal everyday life. Our aim is to share and contribute, and we cannot do that without you, our audience.  If you have enjoyed our experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem, we would be very grateful if you could quickly jump on iTunes – subscribe to our tribe, and give us that 5-star rating, because it will help other awesome people like you find us.]]>1647cleanfullThe Content CoupleWelcome to the Content Couple Podcast! An experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem. Join Matt and Ash for short casual discussions about the best audiobooks, podcasts, self-help books, and other content on personal development, change, health, mindfulness and applied psychology. We are a couple with a shared passion for personal development and pursuit of knowledge. We use our daily city commute to share with each other and you, our audience, what we have learned from audiobooks, podcasts, books and other content. Join us as we step outside of our comfort zone, and discuss what we have found helpful in our quest to bring the best versions of ourselves to every day. Where we would prefer to be recording this from the beach, please be aware we are recording this podcast in the car and you may hear the occasional sound of traffic or Ashy cursing fellow commuters. Our hope is that you take away one thing after listening to this podcast that will help you in your own personal development journey. Thank you so very much for listening to another episode of the Content Couple.  Ashy and I appreciate you and appreciate that you have chosen to invest a small part of your day listening to our contribution. We love podcasts, understand there are thousands, and we are grateful you have chosen us.  We believe nothing is more important than our time, and we hope that in sharing how we acquire and apply what we learn, that you will take away something that will enrich your life.  For Ashy and I, this podcast is a leap out of comfort zone and a change in our normal everyday life. Our aim is to share and contribute, and we cannot do that without you, our audience.  If you have enjoyed our experiment in self-awareness and self-esteem, we would be very grateful if you could quickly jump on iTunes – subscribe to our tribe, and give us that 5-star rating, because it will help other awesome people like you find us.No