Shayden J. Bertagnolli MS LMFT Anxiety, Relationship, Addiction Specialist
Shayden J. Bertagnolli MS LMFT Men's Mental Health Expert
Finding Meaning in Suffering: A Chat with Erik Thompson, a man battling ALS
Finding Meaning in Suffering: A Chat with Erik Thompson, a man battling ALS
Finding Meaning in Suffering: A Chat with Erik Thompson, a man battling ALS
Friday 2nd February 2024
Join Shayden Bertagnolli as he talks with Erik Thompson about finding meaning in suffering, focusing on gratitude, acceptance, and living in the moment.
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Shayden J. Bertagnolli MS LMFT Anxiety, Relationship, Addiction Specialist
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Episode Overview
- Gratitude and acceptance can transform your mindset.
- Relationships are crucial for happiness and resilience.
- Living in the present moment helps manage suffering.
- Sharing struggles can strengthen bonds.
- Facing hardships can lead to personal growth.
Gratitude, acceptance, trust - they're all best friends right. They create a powerful mindset that can change your life.
Shayden Bertagnolli brings a heartfelt and deeply moving conversation to the table in this episode of The Motyv Podcast. He sits down with his friend Erik Thompson, who is courageously battling ALS, to discuss finding meaning in suffering. Erik opens up about the lessons he's learned through his journey, focusing on gratitude, acceptance, and living in the present moment. His reflections on relationships, resilience, and embracing life's challenges offer a powerful perspective on making the most of every day.
Shayden and Erik's chat is raw and emotional, yet filled with warmth and humour. They touch on the importance of being intentional with relationships and the surprising gratitude that can come from facing a terminal illness. Erik's candidness about his struggles and triumphs is both inspiring and humbling. This episode isn't just for those affected by ALS but for anyone looking to find deeper meaning and strength in their own hardships.
By the end, you'll be prompted to reflect on your own life and relationships. What can you be grateful for today?