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ICP 018 What Jo Moore Can Teach Us About Overcoming Feeling Down

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In this episode you’ll learn:

  • Two approaches towards overcoming feeling down
  • That feelings aren’t always a choice; responses can be
  • How acceptance and ambition can help you to move forward
Feelings arent a choice your response to them can be quote Jo Moore

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In this short action episode, Jo Moore (episode 017) reveals two approaches, that she uses, to overcome feeling down.

Confidence coach, Jo Moore, is an illustrator, writer, and blogger. She describes herself as a ‘multi-potentialite’ and is on a mission to help shy, young women develop their confidence and self-esteem.

Jo uses a variety of creative approaches, through her own through practice, since having made the decision to overcome the pain of her own shyness some years ago.

“I was just fed up of … being so miserable…” – Jo Moore

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[0:00:43] Rob introduces this short action episode.

[0:01:00] Rob asks Jo about a dark time in her life…

[0:01:04] Jo talks about going abroad, her grandmother dying and being alone whilst living in three different countries. Jo mentions she’s not happy if she’s got nothing to work towards.

[0:01:49] Reflecting on Jo’s long dark winter when she was unable to settle and whilst living in a basement.

[0:02:03] Describing what happened next, Jo talks about her last six months at university, and how she overcame her situation.

[0:02:24] Revealing that she made a conscious decision to turn her circumstances around, Jo shares two approaches to how she overcomes feeling down.

[0:03:08] Jo suggests that, if you want to, you can make an effort to change things.

[0:03:21] Rob summarises his key learnings from this episode reflection upon Jo’s ideas

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Good luck if you take positive action after listening today. I’d be interested to know how you get on…