Who else hears voices or has full blown conversations in their head? Listen as Amy and Tim discuss the benefits of playing out conversations within your head as a way to practice reacting based on your values and not your emotions.

The issue arises when you end up in an argument and wind up not speaking to yourself!

It's also said that "two heads are better than one" so by playing the devil's advocate, your internal discussions may lead to better outcomes when you actually face the situation.

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What has been your favorite moment of the FIFA World Cup coming to North America? Is the Scots taking over pubs in Boston, the Oranje Fanwalk of the Netherland fans, or the reactions of many foreigners experiencing a bit of Americana?

Amy and Tim delve into this among other topics including Amy scoring on a penalty — which somehow has escaped her recollection!

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In this episode Amy compiles the words of advice that she and her sisters recall from growing up with Tim. It is great to learn that all those lectures with those pearls of wisdom were not wasted on deaf ears.

Listen as Amy and Tim breakdown 11 phrases and bits of wisdom passed on through the years. Some these come from earlier episodes, such as "E6 Some Say Tomato, Tim Says Drive With A Purpose" and "E8 The Difference Between a Monologue and a Dialogue."

In a bit of a surprise, D1 was able to rattle most of these in short order — who know she was actually listening?

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