The Choice Making The Choice To Sniff Like Dogs Plus The Choice To Hold Back At Work

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Things get difficult when it's time to make up your mind.

I mean, having the power of choice can actually weaken a person's heart.

On this episode, we're going to explore our choice to sniff or not to sniff.

You know, like a dog.

Plus, what if our choice at work was to do more holding back?

Do not be so open with our feelings and creative energy.

What would that be like?

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What is the choice?

Making that choice to sniff around your path, like that of a dog.

Well, with no time at all, mental health experts jumped all over this claiming that our

life and society would change completely if we sniffed around like dogs because dogs

rely on smell like we rely on sight and language.

The world is basically a lot of information as told through scent.

If all humans had to do would start every day with a good old fashioned sniffing, instead

of asking how are you, with a scent of your body, it would tell us the answer.

If we could hold that answer, what would your reaction be?

Sniffing around like dogs would really change the way that we lie to each other because

we release a subtle chemical while lying.

Here's the thing, we would be able to sniff out nervousness and dishonesty if we could

sniff like a dog, which means our personal hygiene would have to change.

We got to hide that truth and food would come with a deeper experience.

Medicines would absolutely change.

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on sniffing like dogs, our privacy would totally disappear.

There would be no such thing as that thing called personal space.

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Is it mentally healthy to hold back at work?

You know, when things are going wrong, should the choice be to create a fake story or

do something to kind of stay away from people?

Not always agreeing with things at work is actually very healthy, but let me explain

why it's healthy.

I'm not saying that being quiet or holding back is a positive, but in reality, it can

be because it prevents people from burning out too quickly and it helps prevent workplace

conflict.

Holding back at work preserves your creative energy.

It avoids oversharing and maintains boundaries.

Mental health experts say it's best that co-workers keep their mental health right there

on middle ground.

Be authentic, but be intentional.

Attribute ideas, but don't pick a battle.

Don't spend all of your energy at work.

Some of it needs to be held for your life and style outside those four walls of the job.

Choose where you invest your energy.

There are two questions that you should always ask yourself every day.

Question number one, does holding back make your day calmer?

That's a good question.

Does holding back make your day calmer?

And question number two, every day, does holding back make you feel smaller?

Ooh, does holding back make you feel smaller?

If you're holding back because of workplace culture, leadership and self protection,

that changes the entire playing field a lot.

I understand.

Reach for peace first, then progress and process.

It is a choice.

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