Joe Hudson
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Exec coach to the world’s top leaders. Founder @artofaccomp. Father & husband. Tweets on self-discovery, emotional fluidity, and more.
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Aka: You’re not burnt out, you’re just a shitty boss to yourself.
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... the right situation will find you. And the question will become irrelevant.
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"Should I stay or should I go?" is an inefficient question. A more useful question: "If I’m completely myself, how would I behave where I am?" (Whether it’s a marriage, job, or friendship). Answer that and act on it, and...
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Just got our podcast stats from our Spotify wrapped. 5 million minutes of listening. Wow. What an amazing year @airkistler
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Changing how you make decisions equips you to consciously transform every aspect of your life. With practice, this process becomes seamless and you make previously difficult decisions with skill and...
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Learning to actually feel your emotions is simple, but not always easy. That's why I designed a 5-week curriculum to help people develop this skill (not just intellectual, but to grok it deeply) and apply it in a practical way. We host only one cohort a year. Jan 2026.
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Every decision you struggle with has this one thing in common:
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Constantly provoking other people is just one version of “I don’t want to be rejected.” We provoke so we don’t risk being rejected, by convincing ourselves that we’re the rejectors. It feels rebellious. It’s actually fear in disguise.
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3 signs that you're protecting yourself rather than being yourself: 1. You say yes when you mean no 2. You hide reactions that might make waves 3. You judge others when you feel attacked
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Cynicism can only exist in people who do not understand the choices others are faced with.
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... using force or chasing to convince the other person. And that always feels icky, whether you think you’re selling or not.
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People think selling is icky. But selling is just an extension of who you are. You're always selling. Whether it’s because you want people’s respect, love, attention, understanding, or agreement. What most people call selling is actually...
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This piece of advice in particular feels worth its weight in gold.
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Wow... Reading this, I realized I do this thing where I treat my emotions like problems to solve. If I can just understand "why" I feel an emotion, then I can "fix" it and move on. Fixing for me looks like "seeing the emotion is love" or "understanding its childhood roots" or
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The 3 masks people use to “prove” they don’t belong: 1. The provocateur (annoying people to prove rejection) 2. The ghost (disappearing to avoid being seen) 3. The judge (superiority to protect from hurt)
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Here's a link to the guided meditation mentioned above (Emotional Inquiry) that can help https://t.co/Ad9fwDup0I
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