Understand your past to choose your future @TimothyGordon
Understand your past to choose your future  @TimothyGordon
Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 46 minutes ago
Coming in contact with what this moment or this life presents you with is put first and foremost in this brief ACT practice. In this video, I ask you to understand how the past influences you so that you can more easily author what you want your life to be about and choose behaviours that will set you down a path that connects you to a meaningful life.

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