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Being like Daisy Mae! · Good Morning From The Chicken Coop!

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  Welcome to the good morning from the chicken coop, podcast with
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  Kim Johnson, your creative strategist and master mindset.
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  Coach filled with inspiration, distinctions, perspectives and
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  possibilities. We help you to cultivate a
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  mindset that leads you to create the best version of yourself.
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  You could ever imagine join Kim. Every morning from one of her.
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  Favorite happy places her chicken coop, along with all her
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  chickens. Hey everybody.
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  Good morning from the chicken coop.
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  I want to tell Your story today about one of my chickens named
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  Daisy. So, actually, her name is Daisy
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  Mae to be exact and Daisy Mae is a little Barred Rock chicken
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  that we got. And she was completely, and
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  totally fine. And then one day I came out to
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  let them out, and she had a crooked neck and it's something
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  in the chicken world that's referred to as wryneck.
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  And her neck is basically bent. And she's He's got like a hunch
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  on her and most chickens do not survive having wryneck for one
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  reason or another. The other chickens pick on them.
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  They get can't eat well, they just have physical challenges
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  but Daisy Mae is of course she lives in a house where I'm her
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  coach, right? But all joking aside, she had
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  her struggle in the beginning and she just became very astute
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  at survival. She became very Much a bird that
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  we worked with my son talk to her, made sure that he was
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  taking care of her, gave her extra love and lo and behold
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  Daisy Mae has survived just fine.
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  She gets out there with all the other birds.
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  She's busy all the time. She eats just like perfectly
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  fine. She does not have an issue,
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  actually eats an awful lot and she's, you know, totally
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  connected to the floor. Locke does she always liked
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  being with all of them? No.
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  Because sometimes their brats and that's the world of
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  chickens. But for the most part, except
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  for one small incident, where she got into an argument with
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  somebody, and I think she may have been the bully initiating
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  it, but she can't finish any fight.
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  She starts because of her neck, you know, she has learned.
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  She has, she has not just learned, she's thriving, living
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  in the space that we provide for her.
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  And I want to talk to You guys in reference to taking your
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  conditions and stop just surviving and throw and turn it
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  into thriving. You know.
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  We are bombarded with negative stuff all the time, every day
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  without question, we are bombarded with it and it's hard
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  to hear it all. It's hard to take it all in.
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  We all have challenges whether they're physical, mental,
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  emotional, whatever is going on. We all have challenges and we
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  all have to work very hard. To keep our mindset clear rather
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  than taking it all in and making ourselves nuts over it.
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  It's so easy to make yourself crazy right now, it all you do
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  is turn the television on, but I wanted to use Daisy as an
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  example, because no matter what happens in this situation, Daisy
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  just moves on Daisy. Just says, okay, I'm not going
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  down there and I'm going to just move on and she does and she
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  doesn't hold on to it. And the next day is a whole new
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  day. In fact, I think in the next
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  minute, it's a whole new minute. Nobody holds onto anything and
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  nobody allows themselves to become victims.
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  Here, they just find better ways.
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  You know, all this squabbling. All this stuff that you here is
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  because people like to or chickens, I call them.
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  People listen to me because I feel like that for them, they
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  have to work their way into the order, the pecking order, and
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  they have to fit in. And there's a hierarchy going on
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  right now, where They're trying to decide who they are.
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  I've got teenagers that are becoming more adult birds and
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  they don't want to take the back seat and the adults, the big
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  girls do not want to give up their positions.
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  So everybody's jockeying for position and the Beautiful part
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  of this, nobody hates each other, nobody just is victimized
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  to just be victimized, they move on, they forget about it and we
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  can learn a huge lesson from them in this because we remember
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  everything we hang on to our past.
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  We hang onto these experiences. We hang onto what's wrong.
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  And then It becomes our reality, the thing I'm sure about is
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  Daisy, has no clue that her neck is as jacked up as it is nor do
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  I think she cares. I think she's completely fine
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  with it. I don't think she Minds it at
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  all. I think that she has figured out
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  a way to be happy and to get extra cookies and treats for my
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  son and get spoiled and get carried around.
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  And she has slept in the house a couple nights when she was not
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  feeling well and she has found her way to be happy.
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  And this is what we all need to do.
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  So today's lesson, you got to be more like Daisy, you got to just
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  say, okay this is where I am. I'm going to be happy anyway.
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  I'm not going to take in negative energy and I'm just
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  going to move on. It's it's the simplest of
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  lessons but right now with the struggles that are happening out
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  there and how everybody seems to be going through some sort of
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  trial and tribulation, whether it's with our kids, being back
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  in school and people, Running into issues that they don't want
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  to deal with. Whether it's the kid doesn't
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  want to learn, you know, what's happening in the world, interest
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  rates, you know, money coming in business, slowing down, whatever
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  it might be. I have to tell you, there's
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  always something. So, allowing yourself to get
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  caught up in the drama. Instead of being peaceful and
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  allowing yourself to develop the thoughts.
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  You need to be healthy to find the solutions, to seek them out
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  for them to seek you out. It all requires, that sense of
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  Peace. So today, our lesson is, let's
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  be more like Daisy Mae because I promise you, you'll be a lot
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  happier. I hope you guys have a great day
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  and I will see you tomorrow. Bye.