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How to Reject Productivity Culture but Still Get Things Done (And Be Happy) May 08, 2024

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Welcome to part two of this special three-episode series as we join host, Michelle Pellizzon exploring the intersection of wellness, productivity, and purpose cultures, advocating for a shift towards prioritizing purpose over efficiency for a more meaningful and easeful life.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

- Wellness and productivity cultures promise optimization and "more" yet fundamentally represent two sides of the same coin.

- While productivity leads to efficiency it doesn't guarantee happiness or fulfillment.

- Productivity culture often conflicts with purpose, leading individuals to lose sight of "why" one is doing something.

- Focusing on values and purpose serves as an important compass, guiding individuals towards meaning and direction.

- Finding a balance between productivity and purposefulness could be essential in building a more fulfilling life.

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The Case For a Life of Projects vs. “One Big Thing” May 06, 2024

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Welcome to part one of this special three-episode series airing this week, where we delve into the transformative power of embracing a project-based approach to life. Join our host, Michelle Pellizzon, as we explore the advantages of cultivating multiple interests and projects for personal growth, creativity, resilience, and overall life satisfaction.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

Having a bunch of different projects and interests instead of just being obsessed with one "big thing" keeps life interesting and makes you more motivated, creative, and resilient.

Engaging in various projects can improve skills and competencies through exposure to different learning experiences and challenges.

Not stressing about how every project turns out reduces stress, pressure, and disappointment from potential failures.

Balancing your attention across various projects allows for a more well-rounded and fulfilling life.

Creating systems for managing multiple projects helps you accomplish multiple projects and ideas instead of getting distracted or overwhelmed.

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The Twelfth House+ Audio Course: The Girls are Fighting — When Inspiration and Motivational Paralysis Battle Each Other In Your Brain May 03, 2024

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Join our host, Michelle Pellizzon, in another paywall episode of The Twelfth House as she shares invaluable insights on conquering creative blocks and burnout through effective task management, self-care prioritization, and the power of breaking down overwhelming projects into smaller steps.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

Recognizing burnout as a significant factor of lack of inspiration and creative blocks, emphasizes the importance of assessing burnout levels and prioritizing self-care.

Feeling overwhelmed by tasks and not having clear goals can lead to burnout. Getting rid of what's not necessary and setting up systems can ease that burden.

Delegating tasks, even simple ones can significantly reduce the mental burden and alleviate burnout.

Breaking large projects into bite-sized tasks makes them seem more attainable and less overwhelming.

Trusting oneself and acting upon exciting ideas can lead to development of confidence and creativity over time.

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Spring Cleaning My Spiritual Toolkit — Sigil Tattoos, Scent Cleansing, Trance Creation, Potions Apr 26, 2024

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In this episode, Michelle Pellizzon discusses her evolving spiritual practices, including sigil magic, scent cleansing, trance states, and herbalism. She also opens up about how she found empowerment through visualization during childbirth.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

Michelle Pellizzon explores various spiritual practices like sigil magic, scent cleansing, trance states, herbalism, and astrology readings.

Michelle discusses how her practices have evolved over time and the importance of adaptability over rigidity.

Sigil tattoos carry deep personal significance and intentions for Michelle.

Trance states can be achieved through various creative or physical pursuits.

Visualization and self-empowerment helped Michelle regain strength during a difficult childbirth experience.

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Spiritual Text: The War of Art with Courtney Romano Apr 12, 2024

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Join host Michelle Pellizzon and guest Courtney Romano as they explore how "The War of Art" inspired them to overcome self-doubt and find deeper meaning in their creative journeys, sharing the spiritual and creative insights they've gained from the book.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

"The War of Art" by Steven Pressfield gave both Michelle and Courtney the confidence to push past self-doubt and pursue what they love creatively.

Resistance is a normal part of creating, and experiencing self-doubt can be a sign that you're on the right path.

Perseverance and dedication to your work can often lead to success more than innate talent.

Creative work can serve as a spiritual practice and a channel for something greater when done with pure intention.

Books like "The War of Art" leave a lasting impact and can offer fresh inspiration every time you reread them.

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The Twelfth House+ Audio Course: Building a Research Plan Apr 05, 2024

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Take a laid-back dive into spiritual curiosity with Michelle Pellizzon as she shares her own passions and insights, offering valuable advice on creating personal research agendas and projects as alternatives to formal education through grad school. Explore self-directed learning, inviting listeners to join in on relaxed, transformative journeys through casual podcast discussions.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

The importance of pursuing personal interests and curiosities through self-directed research projects should be separated from professional obligations or starting a business

The idea of incorporating regular moments of reflection and assessment within research projects to clarify thoughts and advance the work

Research agendas involve concentrated research and writing on a specific topic or theme over a defined period, with a final deliverable to contextualize the learnings

By constantly questioning the significance of a problem, individuals can sustain momentum and prevent burnout when researching or working on creative projects

The idea of exposing oneself to new experiences, philosophies, or challenges can lead to fresh perspectives and questions that inform one's research direction

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Friday Philosophies: Hard-Easy Effect Mar 29, 2024

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Join Michelle Pellizzon and her guest, Taylor Morrison as they dive deep into the psychological concept of the "hard-easy effect" and its profound impact on personal and business growth journeys. They uncover how individuals often underestimate challenges, overcomplicate solutions, and stress the importance of taking action despite uncertainty. Tune in for insightful strategies and heartfelt anecdotes on navigating life's obstacles with resilience and determination.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

The "hard-easy effect" occurs when we misjudge the difficulty of a problem or overestimate how easily we can solve it.

Even successful individuals can still fall into the trap of overestimating their abilities in new areas due to the Dunning-Kruger effect.

Taking action and being receptive to learning is more important than trying to plan every detail of a project or goal.

Engaging in stimulating activities outside of work can serve as a means to avoid overcomplicating ongoing projects due to boredom.

Project planning at the beginning aids in identifying uncertainties and managing expectations for how complex a task may be.

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The Twelfth House+ Green Room Chat 008: All The Jay Shettys in Wellness / Spiritual World, And a Hermit Experiment Update Mar 22, 2024

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Catch Michelle Pellizzon in this latest Green Room episode as she explores spirituality, fame in the wellness industry, and her personal growth experiment of embracing her hermit energy—dishing on embracing solitude and dialing down social media for a journey of self-discovery.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

The lack of authenticity and questionable business practices among prominent wellness influencers like Jay Shetty

Discover Michelle's perspective from her time at Thrive Market —- highlighting how some influencers take advantage of vulnerable individuals and use unethical strategies to expand their platform

The difficulties of balancing spirituality with fame, expressing doubt towards individuals who prioritize wealth, influence, and fame over spiritual growth

Michelle's reflection of her personal "hermit experiment" -- the journey of diminishing social media engagement and embracing solitude, hobbies, and personal rituals to more closely match her inner archetype

The idea of providing "matrix of destiny" readings, yet aiming to establish extended connections with people rather than conducting one-off sessions

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Friday Philosophies: Action Bias Mar 15, 2024

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Join our host, Michelle Pellizzon and her special guest, Holisticism's Social Media Manager, KP Pilley, as they explore the psychological phenomenon of action bias and its implications on decision-making, online activism, entrepreneurship, and navigating uncertainty in today's world.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

Action bias is when we prefer action over inaction, even when waiting or doing nothing may be the better choice.

Action bias makes people jump to conclusions without thinking it through, which can spread rumors or unexpected consequences.

Action bias can manifest in different situations like online activism, making business calls, or dealing with stress or uncertainty.

While action bias may have offered evolutionary benefits, it's important to be mindful of it and consider alternative options rather than acting impulsively.

Entrepreneurs and creatives in particular can often mistake planning with taking concrete actions, emphasizing the importance of pausing for reflection before initiating a new project or business.

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SURPRISE! Free Chapter of Our New Book — The New Age Playbook for Spellbinding, Can't-Stop-Reading Copy Mar 01, 2024

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Join Michelle Pellizzon in this special episode of the Twelfth House as she takes you on a captivating journey through the art of writing. She reveals unique techniques, including cadence and frames, and gives you a sneak peek into her upcoming ebook, promising to elevate your writing skills.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

Discover the significance of writing skills for your personal and professional growth.

Concentrate on making your content interesting rather than aiming for perfection.

Elevate your writing skills through the crucial steps of editing and revising your drafts.

AI tools like GPT can't replace the touch of human editing.

Michelle's latest ebook imparts techniques for enhancing engagement in writing using cadence, frames, and other strategies.

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