Reminds me of this story. I read it in full every time I see it.

But did you inventory cake? Lol

Exactly! I remember distinctly, the way my mum used to make me close my eyes and describe what I'm seeing as she would read the stories to me. Made all the difference.

It's typically used in South Asian cuisine (mostly South Indian) to lend aroma and a citrusy flavor to the curry.

As a bearded Indian brown man, I attest! Lmao

I'm all for using different mediums to consume information from - but even those are frugal. Simply sad.

Growing up, I had no other option but to read, out of design by my parents ofcourse and I'll forever be grateful to them for that. Kind of sad how as an adult I've to create that design myself - limit the phone usage, turn off the TV and what not.

Already mandated in most parts of India for both houses and commercial buildings. Working surprisingly well from what I read!

Wishing you a very happy day of truth and freedom sire *tips hat*

Ah, the fallen Prince - Eysenck!

That makes a lot of sense - thank you, Simon! I’ll focus on framing it as openness to learning while staying grounded in client-centered and trauma-informed care. Appreciate the insight on highlighting approaches that resonate with me!

Thanks, Simon! This is really helpful. I haven’t committed to one orientation yet, I see value in many and want broad training. My practice is client-centered and trauma-informed. Would it be okay to express this in the interview, or should I highlight one approach more?

Thanks a lot Gabe!

Thank you Simon! Yalom has such a knack for storytelling and his way with words. Love this book. Maybe it's time for a revisit. Appreciate it!

Thank you! I really find podcasts as a medium of information to be pretty handy and useful for me. Really appreciate the suggestion.

This is such a helpful perspective—thank you! I think I’ve been putting a lot of pressure on myself to find the perfect site when really, it’s about gaining experience and building from there. Letting go of the idea that I need to specialize right now is a huge relief. Appreciate this insight!

Thank you, Corrie! I needed this reminder. Imposter syndrome definitely has a way of making itself at home, but I love the perspective that feelings aren’t facts. Going to keep focusing on building rapport and trusting the process!

No kink shaming, you're better than that.