Real Time Heart-Based living
So what is Real Time Heart-Based (RTHB) Living?
RTHB living is based on the fundamental view, that living as you, your whole authentic self, you can find happiness, peace, and wellbeing for yourself, others and the environment around you (planet), what we call SOE.
In the world we live in however, we find it easier to fit in to how others want us to be which has left us further from our true self and feeling disconnected in many ways.
In these Real Time Heart-based living podcasts, we chat with people about what they are facing, and through this conversation, share perspectives and heart based tools that may trigger another way of seeing and doing things.
Listen out for ‘markers’ that give signs that you may be overrun by your mind's conditioning, and how it may differ with a heart-based approach.
We'd love to talk with you about your own personal challenge that may offer you something you have not explored previously.
Contact us, via our website, with details of your own challenge or concern, and we will contact you to arrange a time for the podcast.
Our sincere warm regards,
Tricia and Nigel
Real Time Heart-Based living
Heart-based kindness versus niceness
Nigel and Tricia discuss heart-based kindness versus niceness.
In life, we are regularly caught up in systems that are meant to be helpful however often lack the flexibility and capability to accommodate unique and specific needs.
Help is often provided with politeness, doing things with a smile, adhering to protocols however the systems themselves often lack a human approach.
People are looking to be truly heard and understood, as often life issues are more complex, not straight forward.
Unfortunately it is more common to get caught in a system that gives you the ‘run around’, leaving you feeling frustrated and lost and in some cases unable to reach a resolution.
Being nice or polite in these instances, may feel inauthentic and uncaring.
Heart-based kindness looks and feels different.
It shows care and support that makes a difference and genuinely addresses the true need, in the moment in some way.
There is nothing expected in return.
So how can we bring more heart-based kindness to what we are in?
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