Louise Eyrie

Kyle, I'd like to firmly, calmly and compassionately thank you so much for your time today and your very balanced, sensible views about things.

That was absolutely fantastic.

Thank you so much.

Thanks, Kyle.

How lovely is Carl?

I loved the bit where he was describing the three different kinds of people that you might be faced with who are, you know, critiquing you or putting some, you know, negative thoughts in your head.

And I love the way you went from, hey, these people might be having a bad day, so let's be compassionate about them, to then, you know, they're a bit thoughtless, so a bit average, to literally, they are mean.

They're a bit of a dick.

Let's move on.

There's not a lot of subtlety in it, is what I'm trying to say.

It's kind of, you can quite easily kind of just nail that.

I found that really interesting and I just think it's just a reminder when you hear something and someone says something to you and you can feel yourself bristle, you can feel it hit, you can feel it land, just to remember to take a breath, take a moment.

Hey, we've just created a podcast on your blah, blah, blahs, but that's fine.

We know that that can be the point.

But there is a lot of truth to that.

And I think we would all say that we're a lot more – that we can recognize when we might be a little bit more fragile or sensitive.

If we stepped back and look at what was going on in our lives, you could probably go, oh, it's because of that, that, and that, and that.

And I think that's good to remember.

Give yourself a bit of grace.

Kind of what am I going through?