Hey, did you know my partner (Ben Borowski) and I started a podcast? It’s called Grief & Pizza, and you can catch the first episode with Joe Hudson here:
We took Joe’s Connection Course last year which was truly an incredible experience, and we knew we wanted to get Joe on the podcast!
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Show Notes
Joe Hudson discusses the impact of the Art of Accomplishment courses and the relationship between productivity and emotions, emphasizing the importance of embracing intensity and finding ease in decision-making. Joe also introduces the VIEW framework and its role in creating productive conflict and making informed decisions. He highlights the transformation that occurs when individuals allow themselves to fully feel and accept their emotions.
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Chapters
- (00:00) – Introduction
- (01:18) – The Connection Course and Emotional Experience
- (06:10) – Embracing Intensity and Finding Ease
- (08:09) – Creating a Culture of Productive Conflict
- (11:53) – The Relationship Between Productivity and Emotions
- (17:51) – The VIEW Framework and Great Decisions Course
- (24:07) – Examples of Life-Changing Decisions Made in the Course
- (27:28) – Expanding Emotional Range and Dissolving Ego
- (29:30) – Transforming Emotions: Resisted/Unresisted
- (36:54) – Skepticism about the Course
- (39:35) – Translating In-Person Work to Online
- (50:29) – Great Decisions Course
- (54:18) – Best Ways to Access Joe Hudson’s Work
Takeaways
- Embracing intensity and finding ease in decision-making can lead to greater productivity and personal growth.
- Creating a culture of productive conflict can improve communication and relationships within teams and organizations.
- The VIEW framework, which stands for vulnerability, impartiality, empathy, and wonder, can enhance communication and decision-making.
- Allowing oneself to fully feel and accept emotions can lead to transformative experiences and expanded emotional range.
- Choosing compassion over constriction allows for a more open heart and a deeper understanding of others.
- Translating in-person work to an online platform can be challenging but can also have a significant impact.
- Word-of-mouth referrals are the primary source of new students, highlighting the transformative nature of the courses.
- Creating alignment and consistency in all aspects of the work is more important than focusing on short-term success.
- Joe envisions a platform that goes beyond his own teachings, with a community of individuals who have done the work and can contribute their unique perspectives.
- The best way to access Joe Hudson’s work is through the Art of Accomplishment website and his podcast, as well as upcoming YouTube content.
- Transitioning and figuring out what’s next can be challenging, but it allows for growth and new opportunities.
- Collaboration and sharing experiences can help support and amplify the impact of the work.
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