141 - "What does it mean to live centered?" with Miles Adcox
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Living Centered Podcast
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If you’ve been listening to the podcast for long, you’ve probably heard us talk about the concept of living centered. But what does that actually mean? And why is it such an important part of the Onsite experience? Today Mickenzie and Lindsey get to sit down with our Chairman and Proprietor, Miles Adcox, to discuss the concept of Living Centered, how it has become an experience that transcends beyond our in-person group experience, and why Onsite is passionate about helping people optimize and build meaning back to the human experience.
Join us for the final episode of this phenomenal series! Catch up with the rest of the series.
In this episode:
5:33 – How Miles got on the emotional health journey
10:31 – The most common emotional health struggles we face
18:15 – Our collective window of tolerance is decreasing
21:33 – How to sustainably come alongside people who are struggling
25:13 – The mental health trend Miles is excited (and wary) about
36:59 – Miles' Living Centered story
42:07 – The Experience - Onsite's Newest Offering for Workshop Alum
52:44 – How to do an Emotional Body Scan
Onsite Experiences mentioned in this episode:
The Experience - Workshop for Alums
You’ve felt it. The grace and understanding that comes from sharing some of your most formative moments with empathetic witnesses. The feeling of being truly seen, known, and loved for who you are, not what you do. The relief that comes from healing what hurts and finding a new way forward.
But our “work” is never done. More healing, more insight, and more growth is waiting for you. That’s why we created “The Experience” —an opportunity designed exclusively for you, an Onsite workshop alum, to return to campus and discover your next layer of healing.
Onsite's Living Centered Program
There’s always room for more — depth, contentment, healing, love, purpose.
Whether you’re feeling stuck or broken, overwhelmed or ready to dig deeper, we can guide you to the more you’re seeking.
Because this is the season of giving. We're so excited to give you, our loyal podcast listeners, an extremely special offer. We've never done this before. And I'm seriously over the moon that I get to share with you. If you sign up for and attend a Living Centered Program in the month of December or January, we'll give you $1,000 off just as a thank you for listening to the podcast.
To find a full list of our December and January Living Centered Program and start the registration process connect with our admissions team at 1-800-341-7432 or check out our website!
To get this discount, All you have to do is let our admissions team know that you're a podcast listener. Thank you again for listening and subscribing!
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