ThriveologyCommunity – Thriveology https://thriveology.com Thriving regardless of what life gives you! Tue, 13 May 2025 10:00:45 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://thriveology.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/cropped-thriveology_type_logo-2-32x32.png Community – Thriveology https://thriveology.com 32 32 Surviving through life is just not enough. It's time to THRIVE! But how do you do that? This podcast explores the skills and approaches to building a thriving life, regardless of what happens to you. Explore topics such as dealing with your thoughts, how fear gets in your way (and what you can do about that), how to shift your mindset, why you get stuck and how to get unstuck, what is real success, how to you create a life of meaning and purpose, how to shift to gratitude, how to learn to forgive, and how to build an outstanding and thriving life. Live life to the fullest. . . learn to thrive! Community – Thriveology false Community – Thriveology lee@thriveology.com © Copyright 2013-2018. All Rights Reserved by Lee H. Baucom, Ph.D. and Aspire Coaching, Inc. © Copyright 2013-2018. All Rights Reserved by Lee H. Baucom, Ph.D. and Aspire Coaching, Inc. podcast Grow, Develop, Transform, and Change Your Life. Live On YOUR Terms! Community – Thriveology https://thriveology.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/ThriveologyPodcastCover2021-2.png https://thriveology.com/category/community/ Finding Compassion https://thriveology.com/finding-compassion/ https://thriveology.com/finding-compassion/#respond Mon, 21 Feb 2022 21:10:35 +0000 Lee H. Baucom, Ph.D. https://thriveology.com/?p=2162 The Thrive Code

Over the past 7 episodes, we have been building our Thrive Code.  The code to follow that allows us to thrive, and also the code that runs your system, like computer code.  And we are closing in on the finish line!

How to find compassion. Build your compassion for others and yourself as a path to thriving.We bring the series to an end in this episode. The final piece of the Thrive Code is all about how we feel about others.  Do we see others as “other” or as connected to us?  Do we use compassion or do we objectify?

I have a built in belief that we are born with compassion.  Babies and children have a natural compassionate response to others in pain.  But many times, people are taught to not have a compassionate response.  We are taught beliefs about why others are having problems.  Often, those beliefs are based in blame and condemnation.

It is no surprise, then, that we are living in a compassion crisis.  Both in terms of compassion for others and self-compassion.

Is there a way back?  Yes!  And it starts with understanding exactly what compassion is, where it comes from, why we lose it, and how we can cultivate it.  Learn more in this episode of the Thriveology Podcast.

Listen below.

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]]> https://thriveology.com/finding-compassion/feed/ 0 Over the past 7 episodes, we have been building our Thrive Code.  The code to follow that allows us to thrive, and also the code that runs your system, like computer code.  And we are closing in on the finish line! - Over the past 7 episodes, we have been building our Thrive Code.  The code to follow that allows us to thrive, and also the code that runs your system, like computer code.  And we are closing in on the finish line!<br /> <br /> We bring the series to an end in this episode. The final piece of the Thrive Code is all about how we feel about others.  Do we see others as “other” or as connected to us?  Do we use compassion or do we objectify?<br /> <br /> I have a built in belief that we are born with compassion.  Babies and children have a natural compassionate response to others in pain.  But many times, people are taught to not have a compassionate response.  We are taught beliefs about why others are having problems.  Often, those beliefs are based in blame and condemnation.<br /> <br /> It is no surprise, then, that we are living in a compassion crisis.  Both in terms of compassion for others and self-compassion.<br /> <br /> Is there a way back?  Yes!  And it starts with understanding exactly what compassion is, where it comes from, why we lose it, and how we can cultivate it.  Learn more in this episode of the Thriveology Podcast.<br /> <br /> Listen below.<br /> <br /> RELATED RESOURCES<br /> Challenge<br /> Control<br /> Community<br /> Contribution<br /> Create<br /> Curiosity<br /> Clarity<br /> Lee’s Books Community – Thriveology 391 391 Finding Compassion full false 31:08 Community and Connection https://thriveology.com/community-and-connection/ https://thriveology.com/community-and-connection/#respond Mon, 17 Jan 2022 21:51:05 +0000 Lee H. Baucom, Ph.D. https://thriveology.com/?p=2144 The Thrive Code Series

We all need connection and community in our lives. Where is your connection? Where is your community?It’s in our DNA.  We have a need to connect with others, to have connections and relationships.  We express that in close relationships and larger groups.

And unfortunately, lately, we have often allowed tribalism into our connections.  When we slip into our tribal thinking, we work from a place of exclusion.  This leads to a greater illusion of connection.  In reality, that connection is based in being the same as others in the tribe.

Community, on the other hand, allows others to include themselves.  It is not about differences.  Lines are not drawn to separate.  Differences have room for inclusion. And true connection can grow.

Speaking of connection… we need connection in life to thrive.  Those who are caught in isolation suffer, both emotionally and in their health.  It is also deeply wired into our DNA.

Where is YOUR community?

Where is YOUR connection?

Listen to this episode of Thriveology Podcast for why community and connection are so important.

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]]> https://thriveology.com/community-and-connection/feed/ 0 It’s in our DNA.  We have a need to connect with others, to have connections and relationships.  We express that in close relationships and larger groups. - And unfortunately, lately, we have often allowed tribalism into our connections. It’s in our DNA.  We have a need to connect with others, to have connections and relationships.  We express that in close relationships and larger groups.<br /> <br /> And unfortunately, lately, we have often allowed tribalism into our connections.  When we slip into our tribal thinking, we work from a place of exclusion.  This leads to a greater illusion of connection.  In reality, that connection is based in being the same as others in the tribe.<br /> <br /> Community, on the other hand, allows others to include themselves.  It is not about differences.  Lines are not drawn to separate.  Differences have room for inclusion. And true connection can grow.<br /> <br /> Speaking of connection… we need connection in life to thrive.  Those who are caught in isolation suffer, both emotionally and in their health.  It is also deeply wired into our DNA.<br /> <br /> Where is YOUR community?<br /> <br /> Where is YOUR connection?<br /> <br /> Listen to this episode of Thriveology Podcast for why community and connection are so important.<br /> <br /> RELATED RESOURCES<br /> Challenge:  Thrive Code #1<br /> Control:  Thrive Code #2 Community – Thriveology 387 387 Community & Connection full false 17:20