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There is no way of getting it perfect
There is no finish line, no perfect way through. Just the next experiment.
Oct 4
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Joe Hudson
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September 2026
You’re Still Trying Not to Get in Trouble - Coaching with Joe
She recovered from severe burnout and came to this session to rebuild her confidence and self-trust. In fifteen minutes, Joe traces the burnout to its…
Sep 30
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Joe Hudson
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13:38
What If You Didn’t Have to Stop Being a People Pleaser
Most of us think of people pleasing as being nice or considerate. But underneath it's often a fear-based survival strategy that leaves someone resentful…
Sep 23
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Joe Hudson
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Every time you chase certainty, you create paralysis
Because certainty can’t be found in the future.
Sep 16
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Joe Hudson
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The 7 Stages of Emotional Freedom - Teaching From Joe
There are seven steps to emotional freedom and trying to rush through them is the surest way to stay stuck in one. In this video, Joe walks the whole…
Sep 16
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Joe Hudson
14:24
We cannot shame ourselves into change
We can only love ourselves into evolution
Sep 9
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Joe Hudson
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The Art of Rest and Recovery
Research shows that top performers cycle between intense output and deep rest yet most of us live in a nearly constant state of doing, mistaking…
Sep 9
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Joe Hudson
40:30
Replace the Story You Tell Yourself 100 Times a Day - Teaching from Joe
→ For more practices like this, try the Connection Course. A 3-week experience in having the conversations that change how you relate to yourself and…
Sep 2
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Joe Hudson
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July 2026
Your negative emotions aren’t what you think they are
“It’s not the emotion itself that hurts. It’s your resistance to it that does. “
Jul 3
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Joe Hudson
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June 2026
Hating money is still being controlled by it
How I changed my relationship to money
Jun 19
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Joe Hudson
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I didn't cry for 14 years
How I discovered a deeper level of joy
Jun 5
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Joe Hudson
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May 2026
50 lessons on how to be more emotionally intelligent (without trying so hard)
1. If you’re scared of feeling an emotion, you’re already in it.
May 28
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Joe Hudson
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