Podcast: EP 13 Endings and Beginnings: Navigating Our Transitions

Podcast: EP 13 Endings and Beginnings: Navigating Our Transitions

It’s the end of one year and the start of a new one.

 

I had a powerful experience sharing an exercise at a workshop I taught last week. It was all about intention setting for a new year. But first, I walked each attendee through an exercise to close out the current year in gratitude and peace.

I wanted to share this exercise on the podcast because it was so powerful for those of us at the workshop. Whether you’re listening to this at the new year, during a new chapter of your life, or any other time, I’d love to hear what you experience as you go through this exercise and remember the goodness that life has brought you.

“You don’t remedy anything by condemning it.” – Wayne Dyer

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show notes

  • How to create a peaceful ending to a chapter of your life (4:35)
  • Why it’s important to bless the painful moments we experience (10:20)
  • An exercise to walk you through ending your year and beginning a new one (12:45)
  • What I do on the eve of my birthday each year (26:20)

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Podcast: EP 11 Self Care: What Your Heart Needs Now

Podcast: EP 11 Self Care: What Your Heart Needs Now

It’s time to come home to yourself.

 

One of the things I feel most strongly about is the importance of loving and taking care of ourselves. I like to say that you are your own best life coach — this especially applies to knowing what you need in the form of self-care.

To guide you through learning to coach yourself in this area, I recorded a solo episode sharing my thoughts on the one question that always helps me discover what I need to give myself at any time. My hope is that this will serve you through this holiday season and beyond. Because we all need to be a friend to ourselves.

What if you were the safest place you knew?

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  • The question to ask yourself when you are practicing self-care (2:15)
  • How to manage mood swings or stress during the holidays (8:03)
  • What makes us feel low self-worth (10:35)
  • How to become your own best coach (14:30)
  • The difference between judging yourself and having compassion for yourself (16:03)
  • How to come home to yourself (18:07)

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Podcast: EP 9 The Power of a Morning Ritual

Podcast: EP 9 The Power of a Morning Ritual

I’m sharing one of my favorite habits.

 

For all the success principles I love to teach, there is one that is incredibly important to me. It’s a morning ritual practice that I’ve been using for years. I’m not perfect at mine, but I’m committed to it, and it has made all the difference in my well-being and success over time.

I recorded a solo episode on this topic to share the essential components of a powerful morning ritual so that you can make your own (or re-visit your current one). I’m a big believer that you are your own best life coach, so take this information in and create what works for you.

Let choice, not chance, be what’s governing the life you are consciously creating.

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  • The minimum amount of time you should give yourself in the morning (4:24)
  • What it means to invest in the vessel (4:45)
  • The 3 components of a morning ritual (6:45)
  • Why affirmations are powerful ways to start your day (11:01)
  • How visualization prepares you for your best day (12:10)
  • The power of physically moving at the start of your day (14:22)
  • What my morning ritual looks like (16:25)
  • How to remove distractions from your morning (18:50)
  • Why consistency matters over feelings (26:55)
Pay attention to how it makes you feel. Does it inspire you or expire you?

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Podcast: EP 7 Making Room for the New In Your Life

I love fall so much.

 

It is my favorite season and I am feeling so cozy. I’m spending time thinking about my year (only about 10 weeks left in 2019!) and what I want to let go of before the year ends. I’m a big believer that when we let go of things we don’t need anymore, we create room for what we now need to come in. This episode is where I’m sharing some of my best practices for letting go and making room for what you are ready to receive.

There’s nothing missing in your life. You simply must make room for it.

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  • One of the most powerful influences on creation (3:12)
  • How to counteract the tendency to focus on what you’re missing (7:20)
  • Things to clean up before the end of the year (9:23)
  • Tips for decluttering your life little by little (13:05)
  • How to know whether to keep something in your life or let it go (18:22)
  • What happens when we hold onto something we no longer need (19:45)
  • How to let go of relationships that have expired (23:50)
  • Why forgiveness is an important part of letting go (26:35)
  • What judgment does to us (34:15)
Even if the hurt isn’t your responsibility, the healing is your responsibility.

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Podcast: EP 4 Willpower Doesn’t Work with Benjamin Hardy

Podcast: EP 4 Willpower Doesn’t Work with Benjamin Hardy

Willpower doesn’t work (at least not how you think it does.)

 

I love hearing my friend Benjamin speak about habits, goals, and psychology. He is one of the most-researched, best writers on these topics, and every time we talk, I learn something new.

Benjamin is an organizational psychologist and bestselling author of Willpower Doesn’t Work.

His work is viewed by millions of people monthly and featured on Forbes, Fortune, CNBC, Cheddar, Big Think, and many others. He is a regular contributor at Inc. andPsychology Today

From 2015 to 2019, his email list grew to nearly 400,000 people (without paid advertising) by blogging on Medium.com.

In this conversation, Benjamin explains why willpower isn’t the most effective way to change habits, what works instead, and how our personalities aren’t permanent. Get ready to take notes because I sure did!

When you change your context, you change yourself.

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show notes

  • Why willpower doesn’t work (6:30)

  • The difference between push motivation and pull motivation (7:25)

  • Why it’s so important to align your identity with your goals (9:05)

  • What decision fatigue is and how to avoid it (13:08)

  • How to use psychological flexibility for your self-development (16:05)

  • How to shape your environment to support positive change (20:38)

  • What self-signaling is (28:05)

  • What journaling can help you do (31:12)

  • The power of focusing on one outcome (36:45)

You want your identity matched with your goals.

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