arrival fallacy

In this episode, we dive deep into the concept of comfort and why it can sometimes hold us back from living a truly fulfilling life. We discuss the importance of stepping out of our comfort zones and embracing growth, even when it feels uncomfortable.

Join us as we share personal anecdotes, insights, and practical tips on navigating the delicate balance between comfort and growth. We'll discuss the role of dopamine in our desire to grow, the art of delegation, and the importance of having a strong "why" to drive our growth.

We also give you a sneak peek into our next episode, where we'll be tackling the stressors that often arise during the holidays, particularly when it relates to food. We'll discuss how to navigate food triggers and make a plan to handle them effectively. Trust me, you won't want to miss it!

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Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl

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In this episode Monika talks about having joy in spite of our circumstances. We start with a funny story, the arrival fallacy, and then dive into the apostle Paul & the book of Phillippians. 

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Did you know that over 70% of high achievers struggle with perfectionism? It's a topic that resonates with so many of us that we need to have more open conversations about it.

Join me as I open up about my struggles as a recovering perfectionist raising a perfectionist child and a few tools and strategies I’ve used to help my daughter and myself overcome our self-inflicted perfectionism.

Thank you for being a part of this journey of self-discovery. It is time to break free from the chains of perfection and embrace our perfectly imperfect selves.

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If you find that you never actually let yourself enjoy the success you’ve created, you have likely fallen prey to a term called arrival fallacy. It's a cycle of belief that can be challenging to opt out of, but the good news is we can learn to work with its presence, and I’m showing you how this week.

Discover how arrival fallacy often shows up for interior design business owners and why we continue to participate in it, even when we know it doesn’t serve us. Hear what happens when you acknowledge the existence of arrival fallacy in your goal-setting process, and my tips for beginning to work with it, rather than against it.

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Are you waiting to reach your next goal before you can celebrate your success, be happy or feel completed. Do you catch yourself saying things like, I'll be happy once I lose 10 pounds, I'll be successful once I make this amount of money, I'll be completed once I get married. That my friend is the arrival fallacy. The illusion that once we attain our next goal or destination, we will reach happiness. We discuss how to shift out of the idea that "over there" is better than "right here" so that it doesn't rob you of enjoying your life right now. Listen we got you bestie! We also look into our timelines in our life. Where do we draw the line, are they realistic and are they even important to us anymore? Let’s chat!

Subtitle: What is the fantasy fallacy and how can it affect us on our fertility journey and after we become parents?

Description: We fall victim to the arrival fallacy when we forbid ourselves to feel happy until we accomplish that *one* thing, but oftentimes, even when the goal is achieved, we still have trouble feeling complete. In this podcast, we discuss the prevalence of fantasy fallacy in our society and methods that can help us find happiness in our present.